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    Whether demonstrating bold whimsy, like Serendipity 3 Times Square (shown), or cultured charm, like New Orleans’ Hotel Tonnelle, hospitality venues that draw upon the local culture and energy create a truly transportive destination. Image courtesy of Serendipity 3.
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    Cevisama 2025 at Feria Valencia
    Carrie Meadows
    April 22, 2025
    Tile manufacturers set out to demonstrate the wide applicability of ceramics as a durable, sustainable, and beautiful surface material.
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    Hightower Toward Sofas and Lounge Seating
    AnnMarie Martin
    April 22, 2025
    Design pros weigh in with tips that make multifunctional environments a more attractive amenity—and a better investment—in multifamily housing complexes.
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    Kenn Busch
    April 22, 2025
    Futures analyst Susanna Björklund says we must think about bio-based interior materials solutions as alternatives, not replacements.
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    Ann Hampton, CREO Architecture
    Carrie Meadows
    April 22, 2025
    San Antonio-based interior designer explains how the mix of local history, cultures, and artistic talent helps shape authentic hospitality and commercial design experiences.
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    Carrie Meadows, Editor-in-Chief, i+s
    Carrie Meadows
    April 22, 2025
    Carrie Meadows welcomes readers to the March/April issue, filled with exciting new achievements in hospitality projects.

    More content from March/April 2025

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    Serendipity 3 pop artwork
    Robert Nieminen
    April 22, 2025
    From a vinyl listening lounge in a Bellevue office tower to a pop-art explosion in Times Square, these innovative projects redefine placemaking through storytelling, local culture...
    Image by Graham Baba Architects
    Ballard Food Bank architectural rendering
    Carrie Meadows
    April 8, 2025
    An optimized footprint with clearly zoned areas helps a Seattle food bank offer additional services in a respectful environment.
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    Carrie Meadows
    March 19, 2025
    In a new report, ASID and Greenway Group outline guidance for developing a successful design firm leadership transition plan.
    Image courtesy of Chemetal
    Washington, D.C.’s historic Madison Hotel has been transformed by the Gettys Group as part of the Le Meridien portfolio, with modern luxe finishes like Chemetal’s Statuary 325 Brass accents in a lounge (above) and Brushed Copper Aluminum 906 (below) in the vibrant and welcoming bar area.
    Chemetal
    March 19, 2025
    Lightweight, easy-to-install decorative metals can do the heavy lifting to achieve sophisticated and dynamic looks in modern hospitality venues.