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A tribute: How Issey Miyake changed the way we saw and wore fashion

Inside Retail

Miyake arrived in Paris shortly after Kenzo’s “ Jungle Jap ” clothes had made waves, with their bright colours and unexpected patterns based partly on Japanese artistic traditions. Computer-generated jacquard weaving creates subtle patterns only truly registered by closer looking. Read the original article.

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Exploring The Disparity Between Lighting Conditions In The Hybrid Work Model

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Light plays an important role in our overall health and wellbeing, including the circadian rhythm, which is important for our eating and sleeping patterns. This article was written by Kyle A. Natural light is critical for a healthy circadian rhythm, which is important for a person’s eating and sleeping patterns.

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The Future Of Work Demands Futuristic Office Tech

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This article was written by Shaon Sikta Sengupta , and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. Circadian rhythm and the 24×7 office relate to the emotional experience achieved through lighting design. The pandemic has led us to the biggest workplace experiment that the world has ever witnessed. Accessible Design.

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Biophilic Design Is Part Of The New Normal (And We’re Not Just Talking Office Plants)

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In pre-industrial times, our lives were way more aligned with nature’s rhythms and cycles. Daylight had a larger impact on our sleep patterns too. Natural light supports the body’s circadian rhythm; the internal process that regulates our sleep-wake cycle and repeats every 24 hours – or thereabouts.

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Inviting Nature Into The Workplace

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This article was written by Inger Bartlett and it was originally published on Work Design Magazine. . The staircase at the heart of litigation firm Lenczner Slaght is defined by warm walnut wood fins arranged in a wave-like pattern. We all know that spending time in nature is good for us. Photography credit – Tom Arban.

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Inviting Nature Into The Workplace

All Work

This article was written by Inger Bartlett and it was originally published on Work Design Magazine. The staircase at the heart of litigation firm Lenczner Slaght is defined by warm walnut wood fins arranged in a wave-like pattern. We all know that spending time in nature is good for us. Photography credit – Tom Arban.

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Competing for a more discerning dollar

Inside Retail

While the index – which provides insight into actual and intended spending patterns – shows consumer spending is generally healthy, it also reveals a deeper undercurrent. Savvy businesses are seeking to re-establish new baselines now that the dust has settled, from financial performance and stock turnover to operating rhythms.