Fred Nicolaus
weekly feature
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June 24, 2026
With the acceleration of ultrawealthy clientele has come a more common oversight role on design projects—and a new power dynamic for designers to navigate.
lawsuits
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June 23, 2026
The billionaire landlord has paid off his personal guarantee, keeping the fate of his two remaining design centers—the Pacific Design Center and the Decoration & Design Building—under his own control.
weekly feature
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June 17, 2026
Intimate yet international, slower-paced yet rigorously curated, Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design has emerged as the cognoscenti’s design festival. Here’s what this year’s attendees noticed.
mergers & acquisitions
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June 15, 2026
The Italian design group is unloading the 152-year-old Danish lighting manufacturer, part of executive chairman Piero Gandini’s strategy of selling off the conglomerate’s assets to pay down its debt.
magazine
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June 11, 2026
Hiring additional staff becomes more complicated the higher up the ladder you go. Do you reward loyalty and hard work by promoting from within, or will your firm profit from bringing in someone with a fresh perspective and new skill set? The risks and rewards of both approaches can help firms determine the right path forward.
shops & showrooms
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June 8, 2026
It’s been almost a year since real estate giant Vornado put the Architects & Designers Building on the market. Though it’s business as usual for some brands, other leases haven’t been renewed, sparking rumors about the building’s fate.
weekly feature
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May 27, 2026
The art of the prompt is only half the story. Before designers can truly embrace artificial intelligence, they must navigate tough logistical, ethical and existential territory to figure out how to use the technology to their advantage.
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