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Are There Limits On Lobby Rules?
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Return to Elegance
Riverside Drive board members transform their lobby.
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Space Invader
What do you do when a stranger calls?
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Redoing Hallways and Lobbies the DIY Way
Sticking to a budget is difficult when there’s no money to actually budget.
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The Lobby Is the New Art Gallery
Curb appeal, the artistic way.
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Boards Should Lead a Redesign
A board needs to make decisions on behalf of everyone.
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Get Everyone Involved in a Lobby Makeover
What I found shocking was that the designer objected to everything.
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A Visionary on East 72nd Street
Bob Weiner discusses his approach to large projects.
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Unhappy Critics Nix “Furniture Showroom” as Lobby
What happens when you get a furniture showroom to design your lobby? You get a lobby that looks like a furniture showroom – and unhappy residents, to boot.
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