There are many aspects to the company’s culture that make it unique, but a commitment to a high level of participation and particularly developing a sense of autonomy through flexible scheduling are key drivers of the company’s workplace success.

Highlighted at NeoCon were innovative products that enhance workplace efficiency and aesthetics while offering solutions that respond to users’ needs in today’s work environment.

Fourth quarter consolidated net sales were $1.10 billion, reflecting an increase of 77.1% on a reported basis and 23.4% organically compared to the prior year. Orders in the quarter of $1.01 billion were 47.0% higher on a reported basis and increased 4.4% organically over the prior year.

Landscape Forms congratulates Victor Cizik, Adriel Jimenez, and Najla Said Lopez, the 2022 scholarship recipients from the Landscape Forms' and Landscape Architecture Foundation’s annual scholarship program.

Moving forward, the newly combined company will remain the largest Steelcase provider in the region.

Arnold Contract continues to be run by Arnold family members like Glenn Arnold, son of co-founder Julius Arnold. The 65,000 sq ft facility in Irvington, NJ- where all projects are designed, built, and assembled- sits just a few miles from the Arnold original shop. Arnold remains an environmentally-friendly choice for clients in the Northeast, shipping 60% of their business to New York City, just 15 miles away.

Material Bank’s acquisition of the platform links Architizer’s design resources with Material Bank’s specification tools, empowering the industry to work more effectively and efficiently by simplifying design decisions. 

Mr. Urban, 46, joins DIRTT from Agile Interiors, where he previously served as a business development executive for fifteen years. Agile is one of DIRTT’s largest Partners

Steelcase Inc. reported first quarter revenue of $740.7 million, a net loss of $11.4 million, or $0.10 per share, and an adjusted loss per share of $0.05. In the prior year, Steelcase reported revenue of $556.6 million and a net loss of $28.1 million, or $0.24 per share, and had an adjusted loss per share of $0.22.

Brian Krenke, Chief Executive Officer at KI, was elected at the May board meeting. Brian will also serve on the board’s Outreach + Learning Advisory Council focused on resources to educate industry stakeholders, including furniture specifiers, buyers, and interior design educators, in the application of ANSI/BIFMA standards when selecting furniture products.

This unique blend of cultures, design thinking and resource diversity strengthens the partners’ continuum of capabilities and innovation in adjustable furniture solutions for today’s fluid work environment, affording greater capacity and expanded product offerings in the growing global adjustables sector.

The versatile range of the Sena™ Monitor Arms series features 39 configurations that include a gas-spring or fixed-arm, 2 mount options and 3 color choices.

Designed to promote engagement and interaction, Flow’s floor-to-ceiling surfaces provide an adaptive and easily accessible collaboration tool, which is especially important for students with learning or mobility challenges.

Inscape furniture and their premier dealer partner, Prevolv, have opened a combined showroom in Chicago’s iconic Fulton Market District. The 12,000 SF space will bring together their services and offerings at their 800 W Fulton Market location.

The new 12,000 useable-square-foot center will serve as an interactive showroom and a destination where customers, designers and commercial real estate partners can collaborate with the Fellowes Brands team in a creative, energetic space that helps them solve their workplace needs.

Bramson will also oversee IES’s diversified, global portfolio of brands. These include: HAT Collective, which serves the contract office market with intuitive, ergonomic products such as height-adjustable tables, monitor arms, seating, power and accessories; HAT Collective Healthcare, a division of HAT Collective, which provides point of care products like mobile carts and wall mounts; Innovative Design Works (IDW), which serves as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and designer of monitor arms, tablet mounts and point of sale systems for customers ranging from hospitality to retail; and several e-commerce brands.

The transition to one brand has already begun with full implementation expected to be completed early in 2023.