Consulting firm

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Interior decoration firm Holey Assoc. successfully designed flexible workspaces for the growing management consultancy Axiom Business Consulting in San Francisco, CA. Holey renovated the lower half of a four-story, concrete-frame loft building to house both the headquarters operation and the Bay Area staff of Axiom. The design accommodates employees who work in the building as well as those who do not, features an open plan that reflects the egalitarian culture of the company, facilitates the free flow of information, and permits the penetration of natural light inside each floor.

Management Consulting Services, Business & Mgmt Consulting, Cover Story, Business consultants, Management consultants, Consulting services, Holey Associates, Axiom Business Consulting

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Bausch & Lomb world headquarters

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Flexibility and teamwork were the keys to the successful design of the new building of Bausch and Lomb in Rochester, NY, while the optical products company was in the midst of a restructuring. The design of Fox and Fowle Architects for the new 260,000-sq.-ft. tower integrates the three divisions of the company which were previously located in different buildings. The architectural firm continued to hire Martha Burns as consulting design director even though she left Fox and Fowle in the middle of the project to form her own firm, the Studio of Martha Burns.

Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing, Optical instruments and lenses, Architectural services, Optical Instruments & Lenses, Architectural firms, Optical instruments industry, Optical industry, Bausch & Lomb Inc., BOL, Optical instruments, Fox and Fowle Architects P.C., The Studio of Martha Burns

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Spago Beverly Hills

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The interior designs of Spago restaurant in Beverly Hills, CA, was upgraded by designer Barbara Lazaroff and design firm Imaginings Interior Design to emphasize the features of its outdoor courtyard and the exhibition kitchen. Lazaroff used lavish designs and colors for the interiors to enhance the restaurant with light and unpredictable changes in design perspective. The restaurant also has a gallery featuring paintings from different artists. The space was created to divide the establishment's interior and outdoor spaces.

Restaurants, Lazaroff, Barbara, Imagings Interior Design

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