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DixonBaxi’s branding for Canada Water aims to make it London’s “new town centre”

Design Week

.” “Balancing human feeling with more structured forms” The link between the natural landscape and the built environment is further alluded to in the Canada Water wordmark, which features a “discreet upward line” linking the A and W. The upward motif is further used in the other As.

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Inviting Nature Into The Workplace

All Work

When it comes to post-COVID office design, we should move away from straight lines and right angles. Artificial lighting has been shown to interrupt the body’s circadian rhythm, making it difficult to fall asleep after a long workday. Inspired by the forest, 180-degree workstations inspire creativity and connection at Volaris.

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Inviting Nature Into The Workplace

All Work

When it comes to post-COVID office design, we should move away from straight lines and right angles. Artificial lighting has been shown to interrupt the body’s circadian rhythm, making it difficult to fall asleep after a long workday. Inspired by the forest, 180-degree workstations inspire creativity and connection at Volaris.

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Forte Forte's first US store features golden changing rooms and balancing stones

Dezeen

Vattilana described the brand's Los Angeles store as a space that "echoes the volumes and lines of Californian modernism," as it follows a group of uniquely designed Forte Forte stores in locations such as Milan and London. Each Forte Forte location follows a different rhythm," he concluded.

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