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1. Rooms to Grow.

Author

LENTZ, LINDA C.

Subjects
*CONSTRUCTION projects, *CURVED beams, *FACILITY management, *TILE flooring, *PUBLIC spaces, *SLIDING doors, *PRESCHOOL children, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

BUILDING TYPE STUDY 1,045 INTERIORS MEEKER AVENUE, in the East Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York, would not spring to mind as an ideal location for a preschool, though it cuts through a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. Chief among them, says Barker, was the way the beams, columns, and pipes of the residential building thread through the space in the lower one, compromising ceiling heights. Yet in 2019, when educator Nicole Jubran saw that a dilapidated construction-supply warehouse would soon be vacated there, she realized its potential for the early-childhood facility she planned to open. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

2. Proiectarea şi organizarea clădirilor de bibliotecă.

Author

Borună, Adriana-Elena and Şorop, Roxana

Subjects
*LIBRARY design & construction, *LIBRARY personnel, *URBAN growth, *BOOK clubs (Discussion groups), *LIBRARY catalogs, *ONLINE library catalogs, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

Nowadays, modern libraries are places of learning, research, and leisure, which is reflected in the way library buildings are designed, both newly built and those whose existing designs are modified. At the same time, the interior must meet a number of common features, reading rooms and other similar spaces being increasingly sought after, as well as spaces for debates, book launches, reading workshops and book clubs. Thus, the architect Faulkner-Brown formulated ten general recommendations that can be adopted by any library and adapted according to the specifics of each: flexibility, compact character, accessibility, possibility to expand, variety, organization, comfort, constant environment, safety and economy. In the design of the library building it is advisable to consider the existence of several types of spaces (for users, for library staff, for library collections) and also attention should be paid equally to all areas of the library, from the entrance to the document storage spaces (access area, library services, catalogue access area, reading rooms, warehouses, special rooms). In the future, libraries, as well as other cultural institutions, could have new roles, especially in cities. Internationally, there is a growing interest in the use of the library as a dynamic factor in urban development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

3. A way to remember and look ahead: The Museo Luxardo in Torreglia, near Padova, is worth visiting.

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *DIGITAL video, *CORPORATE history, *MEMORY
Abstract

A review is offered for the Museo Luxardo in Torreglia, near Padova, which showcases the company's history and offers a compelling journey through its legacy in distillates, including the innovative design of the museum and offering visitors an opportunity to explore Luxardo's rich heritage.

Published
2023

4. Typology: JST Harrisburg Production Engineering Center Harrisburg, Pa.

Author

FAZZARE, ELIZABETH

Subjects
*PRODUCTION engineering, *WAREHOUSES, *GROUND cover plants, *MAPLE
Abstract

The international design partnership between Arcari + Iovino Architects and Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects was such a success that they are currently working together on six additional new JST facilities in Detroit. Osaka, Japan-based architecture studio Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects & Associates begins every project with a commitment to improving the land where it builds. Developed in partnership with New Jersey-based architect of record Arcari + Iovino Architects, the 79,394-square-foot building presents as perhaps the furthest aesthetic point from the typical rectilinear offices and warehouses that abut its site. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

6. Light Fall.

Author

GONCHAR, JOANN

Subjects
*AUTUMN, *LIGHT art, *METEOROLOGICAL stations, *STRUCTURAL engineering, *DAYLIGHT, *SEVERE storms, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

, as this light sculpture is known, concentrates and directs daylight through a roof-mounted "light cannon", or solar collector, and fiber optics. LIGHTING BURIED deep inside a mammoth office building that occupies an entire city block in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, a delicate column of light extends 15 stories, from the roof to the ground level, illuminating a dim, windowless stairwell. The stair's ambient lighting, by consultant Lumen Architecture, was conceived to keep the focus on the sculpture and is largely indirect, with LEDs shielded by the stair's folded metal handrail. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

7. LIFE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES.

Subjects
*LIFE sciences, *WAREHOUSES, *FOCAL length, *NUCLEAR power plants, *IMAGING systems
Abstract

The article focuses on the introduction of CrestOptics' new spinning disk confocal microscope system called CICERO, which aims to make high-end imaging more accessible. It discusses the release of Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.'s StarBright Dye range for versatile flow cytometry applications and the development of a dual-cap microcentrifuge tube for sample integrity.

Published
2023

8. Putting the Fun in Funky.

Author

SEIBERT, BRIAN

Subjects
*CHOREOGRAPHY, *DANCERS, *WAREHOUSES, *ROMANS, *GYMNASIUMS
Abstract

The article offers a review of New York City Ballet's spring gala, highlighting Justin Peck's fresh take on ballet with "Dig the Say" premiered on May 3, 2024 night, featuring Tiler Peck and Roman Mejia, followed by "Underneath, There Is Light," performed at the gala through July 2, 2024.

Published
2024

9. the art of living.

Author

renzi, jen

Subjects
*INTERIOR decoration, *SPACE (Architecture), *INTERIOR architecture, *URBAN growth, *ARCHITECTURAL studios, *WAREHOUSES, *KITCHEN remodeling
Abstract

The article presents the VYV, a residential complex in Jersey City, New Jersey, by Perkins Eastman, with interiors by Studios and Arrowstreet, reflects the area's cultural renaissance.

Published
2021

11. all shapes and sizes.

Author

sunshine, becky

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL acoustics, *CIVIL engineering, *SHIPPING containers, *EXTERIOR walls, *STRUCTURAL engineering, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article reviews the architectural design of technology company HBK's Spectris Innovation Centre in Porto, Portugal that was designed by Studium.Creative Studio.

Published
2020

12. SINGLE VALVE TERMINAL FOR MULTIPLE SAFETY ZONES.

Subjects
*MATERIALS handling equipment, *MECHANICAL engineering, *ENGINEERING systems, *AUTOMATED guided vehicle systems, *POWER plants, *WAREHOUSES, *PACKAGING materials
Abstract

The article offers information on several products which include IXARC rotary encoders from Posital; REVO 5-axis system from Renishaw; and CL24 double clamp from Candy Controls.

Published
2022

13. stay awhile.

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL designs, *DOMESTIC architecture, *DWELLINGS, *BEDROOMS, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article evaluates the several architectural designs including warehouse and distillery turned residence designed by lilitt bollinger studio and buchner bründler architekten; a concrete-panel wall buffers by mjölk architekti; and wine-country retreat by mork ulnes architect.

Published
2019

14. THE BLUE-COLLAR SUN.

Author

Stevenson, Laura C.

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form), *ILLUSTRATION (Art), *WAREHOUSES, *NONFICTION
Published
2022

16. NO SPACE TO BE HUMAN.

Author

PRESS, ALEX

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *NONFICTION, *EMPLOYEES
Published
2019

17. Wearable warehouse scanners ease workers' strain.

Subjects
*SCANNING systems, *WAREHOUSES, *WAREHOUSE automation, *WAREHOUSE management systems
Abstract

The article reviews several products including ProGlove offers an Index Trigger wearable for hands-free scanning in diverse workspaces; LiftMaster 7000; and the Princeton Tec EOS 360 Headlamp and Safety Flasher.

Published
2022

18. An Arduous Trek Becomes a Wonder To Watch Onstage.

Author

KUMAR, NAVEEN

Subjects
*CURIOSITIES & wonders, *PUPPETS, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article reviews the performance of "Life & Times of Michael K" at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn, highlighting the adaptation of J.M. Coetzee's novel using puppets to convey the protagonist's journey through displacement, loss, and captivity during a fictional civil war in South Africa.

Published
2023

19. THE ONYX: engineered for the future.

Subjects
*CONCRETE construction, *ENGINEERING, *ENGINEERS, *HIGH strength concrete, *ENGINEERING design, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article focuses on transformation of Jewel City into The Onyx, a new 13-storey apartment building in Johannesburg, South Africa. Topics discussed include Onyx's design including ground-floor retail and parking, with a cost effective and functional structure; comment of Hergen Fekken, structural engineer and director, EDS Engineering Design Services; and foundation of the building on reinforced concrete frame resting on CFA friction piled foundations.

Published
2022

22. Help Wanted.

Author

Haggas, Carol

Subjects
*EMPLOYMENT, *WAREHOUSES, *FICTION
Published
2024

23. The Long Way from Farm to Table: The Evolution of the United States' Wholesale Food Business.

Author

Kelmenson, Sophie

Subjects
*HISTORY of urban planning, *WHOLESALE trade, *COLD storage warehouses, *AGRICULTURAL economics, *PUBLIC spaces
Abstract

Second, Tangires mentions that after displacement, wholesale farmers' markets, growers' markets, and cooperative markets sprung up in resistance to USDA efforts, sometimes directly across the street. The USDA created the Office of Markets in 1913 and hired experts in the new discipline of "agricultural economics" to apply the principles of scientific management to rationalize and consolidate markets. Many cities created comprehensive plans for urban food and "food supply markets" that leveraged a hub and spokes model, with purpose-built hubs, called "terminal markets", outside of central cities. Despite USDA expertise, cities relied on privately financed and owned markets such as railroad produce terminals and jobbing markets. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021
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24. Out of stock: the warehouse in the history of capitalism: by Dara Orenstein, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2019, 351 pp., US$35 (paperback).

Author

Stevens, Sara

Subjects
*HISTORY of capitalism, *WAREHOUSES, *FREE ports & zones, *DATA warehousing
Abstract

From the title, this appears to be a book about warehousing and logistics; but Dara Orenstein's I Out of Stock i is actually a book about U.S. foreign trade zones (FTZs), a subject that allows the author to interrogate geoeconomics, capitalism, and territoriality. The currency of the warehouse system was the warehouse receipt; commodities stored in warehouses were a foundation for trading and speculation. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021
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26. The Museum of Ordinary People.

Author

Carlson, Halle

Subjects
*MUSEUMS, *WAREHOUSES, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "The Museum of Ordinary People," by Mike Gayle, is presented.

Published
2023

27. Out of Stock: The Warehouse in the History of Capitalism.

Author

John, Richard R.

Subjects
*HISTORY of capitalism, *WAREHOUSES, *FREE ports & zones, *COLONIAL United States, ca. 1600-1775
Abstract

Illinois i , even though the Supreme Court's affirmation of state warehouse regulation remains the single best-known warehouse-related event in American history. Orenstein is right to observe that foreign-trade foreign trade zones challenge conventional assumptions about national sovereignty, labor standards, and supply chains. For Orenstein, as for historians of capitalism, capitalism is a monster abstraction that no individual, group, or institution can check. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021
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28. Self-Driving Delivery.

Author

Kluger, Jeffrey, Dickstein, Leslie, Espada, Mariah, Garza, Alejandro De La, Popli, Nik, Shah, Simmone, Zorthian, Julia, and Barry, Eloise

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *GOLF carts
Abstract

The vehicle is designed to solve a longtime problem for shippers: last-mile delivery--that is, the point at which goods are brought from distribution centers to their ultimate destination--which tends to be the most logistically tricky, because individual items need to go to different addresses, which can involve a lot of trucks, drivers and stops. About the size of a golf cart, the R2 is equipped with 360-degree cameras, short- and long-range radar and ultrasonic sensors, and is capable of speeds of up to 25 m.p.h. Someday in the near future, your pizza order might arrive at your door courtesy of a robot--specifically, the R2 delivery system, an electric self-driving vehicle developed by San Francisco--based Nuro. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

29. TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES.

Author

Albertson, Keith

Subjects
*TECHNOLOGY, *INDUSTRIAL engineering, *MATERIALS handling, *ENGINEERING systems, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article offers review of several products including CarryMatic , hands-free smart cart delivery system by Jtec Industries Inc.; eTrack, a 2,000 kg capacity remote-controlled rail-lifting clamp by Elebia; SelecTile ESD flooring by SelecTech.

Published
2020

32. Scanning inventory; packing it in.

Author

Maynard, Daren

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *OPTICAL scanners, *UNITIZED cargo systems, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article evaluates tools for warehouse management including the Granit 128oi Industrial-Grade Full Range Laser Scanner from Honeywell for inventory scanning and the Ultra-Rail Pallet Rail-Shuttle System from Integrated Systems Design for inventory storage and retrieval.

Published
2014

35. The March Inland (Book).

Author

Fairley, Lincoln

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The March Inland: Origins of the ILWU Warehouse Division, 1934-1938," by Harvey Schwartz.

Published
1980

36. DOT FOODS GREENFIELD COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article discusses the architectural design of the Dot Foods Greenfield Cold Storage Warehouse in Arizona, USA designed by Primus Design Services LLC.

Published
2018

38. The March Inland (Book).

Author

Fairly, Lincoln

Subjects
*LABOR, *WAREHOUSES, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The March Inland: Origins of the ILWU Warehouse Division, 1934-1938," by Harvey Schwartz.

Published
1981

41. The Warehouse.

Author

Pitt, David

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *CLIMATE change, *FICTION
Published
2019

42. Last Pick.

Subjects
*PARENTS, *WAREHOUSES, *FICTION
Published
2018

43. TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS.

Subjects
*LOGISTICS, *WAREHOUSES, *GAS detectors, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article offers brief information on products and services related to transport and logistics including the safe train maintenance facility to house the new fleets of Class 380 Desiro electric multiple units, the burst detection system for gas trasnportation called OE-Tel from Elfab and the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) qualification implemented by the European Union.

Published
2011

44. An Artist's New Direction and the Bathroom Tile.

Author

HOINSKI, MICHAEL

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *PAINTING, *21ST century art, *ART exhibitions
Abstract

The article offers information on the art exhibition "...And Then It Will All Come Back to Me" featuring Trenton Doyle Hancock's paintings at the James Cohan Gallery in New York City which will start on November 1, 2012.

Published
2012

45. Hudson-Inspired Art, Popping Up All Over.

Author

HODARA, SUSAN

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *CONSTRUCTION projects, *PROJECTION art, *EXHIBITIONS, *CEMETERIES, *WAREHOUSES
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Peekskill Project V" at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in New York through July 28, 2013.

Published
2012

46. How to Optimize Your Warehouse Operations.

Author

Liebeskind, Art

Subjects
*WAREHOUSES, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "How to Optimize Your Warehouse Operations," by Art Liebeskind.

Published
2005

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