Calculating the value of design; winning projects show firms' commitment

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Photographs of the offices of winners of the 1992 ABA Journal Law Office Design Competition are presented. 176 firms submitted entries this year, 66 more than last year. There was a pleasing geographic diversity in winners. The categories included large firm, small firm, small firm with cost-design consultants, reception area, and adaptive re-use, restoration, or historic preservation. Although the judges were to limit the winners to one per category, in the large firm category two winners were chosen.

Competitions, Office decoration

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Designed for a comfortable fit; law firms nowadays are putting forth an image that meshes well with their clientele

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The need is described for law firm design to make clients feel comfortable by having surroundings that reflect what they do and the way their offices look. Law firm surroundings have a powerful message for visitors as these are usually outsiders.

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A gem collection; owning vintage jewelry brings its own lasting enjoyment

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The increasing interest in estate jewelry is discussed. Most retailers now have estate jewelry sections, and many Web sites also offer information. Some of the terms current in the vintage jewelry trade and numerous illustrations are given.

Economic aspects, Vintage jewelry

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