Old is the New New
By: Tony White I don’t know if you’re following the saga of the Folk Art Museum building in New York City. I first learned of the building and its story in an editorial on Architectural Record. I’m not sure why … read more
By: Tony White I don’t know if you’re following the saga of the Folk Art Museum building in New York City. I first learned of the building and its story in an editorial on Architectural Record. I’m not sure why … read more
By: Lee Boyland We’ve all heard of “eco-friendly” or “green products,” but what do these statements really mean? The truth is, they don’t always mean much. As designers and as consumers, we need to be savvy about searching for and … read more
By: Janet H. Thomas, RID May 1, 2013 marked the opening of the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Texas. Home to the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum and the Bush Institute and sited on the campus of … read more
By: Gary K. Pino, FMP Recently, I learned from having two (2) back-to-back meetings with the Federal Government and a well-known financial institution that they had difficulty accessing our idoincorporated.com website. In fact, when they tried to look at our … read more
By: Jacob Medlen, Gift Planning Officer at Butler University It is no secret that one of the most essential traits of successful people is the ability to communicate. Thankfully, I had a very successful person, and communicator, in my life … read more
By: Donna Metallic What perfect timing for Part II of my blog for Technology and Engaged Learning, I attended a KI sponsored event yesterday about Planning and Designing Learning Environments for the Future. How do most people learn: by actively … read more
By: Julie Knight Asset Network for Education Worldwide, Inc. or ANEW, is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that provides other companies alternative ways to give their surplus furniture and equipment to other organizations in order to avoid landfills. Essentially, ANEW has … read more
By: Shannon Spence To celebrate Earth Day this year, I thought I’d share some fun events and ideas to get you going green! Join the fun at the free, outdoor Earth Day Indiana Festival, Saturday, April 27 in White River … read more
By: Jill Mendoza Get ready to…… Throw open the windows, Show a little skin, Jump from a dock, Crank up the music, Line up for ice Cream, Race a thundercloud, Fall asleep in the grass, And perhaps laugh with a co-worker, fellow … read more
By: Tony White Maybe you didn’t even realize it has been closed during its renovation/restoration. Maybe you didn’t even realize the Rijksmuseum is one of the premier museum collections in the world. Or, maybe you did. The Pierre Cuypers designed building, … read more