Sensational technology

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Fast food chains, discos and dinnerhouse restaurants are all incorporating the new technologies of acoustics and lighting. Light patterns are created as changing designs using devices that include lasers or perforated sheets of aluminum. Digital discs and color video systems are two more developing innovations.

Eating places, Usage, Restaurants, Acoustical engineering, Laser beams, Architectural and decorative lighting, Decorative lighting

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Japanese fusion: Fumihiko Maki combines technology with ancient culture

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Using both traditional craftsmanship and the materials and ideas of modern technology, Maki has designed a corporate guest house. Appearing like a typical large manor house from the outside, traditional symbols and ornamentation are used within with subtle care.

Japan, Architects, Maki, Fumihiko

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Imagemakers: hotel design

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As competition for the travelers' dollars increases, three giants of the hotel industry increase the sophistication and appeal of their hotel designs. Each of the three, is attempting to lure patrons with dramatic positive image-making designs and decors.

Management, Holiday Inns Inc., ITT Sheraton Corp., Ramada Inc.

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