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As Daniel Krivens recently wrote, "there’s a fairly simple way for offices to foster conversation social interactions between colleagues: Put them higher up off the ground"
What it means, essentially, is the difference between intentionally seeking someone out for a chat and just happening to fall into conversation. by Cari Romm
The Propeller Table is a well-thought-out, intelligent design,” says Segal. “It’s not funky for funky sake. It is edgy but also practical and beautiful… useful in any type of hospitality design. The fact that the table is also environmentally sound, utilizing reclaimed wood pilings, makes it that much better.
Richard Segal, 2016 IFDA Selects judge and President Elect of IFDA NYC
New concept for facilitating serendipitous face to face meetings from a position of psychological security earns Krivens Partners a Finalist spot in Inc's Best in Class Awards.
Daniel Krivens leads redesign of historic building into modern workplace while Senior Designer at NicholsBooth Architects.
This award counters notion that green buildings must conform to modern aesthetics. This LEED Platinum project uses 19th century styling over state of the art energy systems.
Work Performed as Senior Designer at NicholsBooth Architects
Architecture Magazine Publishes Adaptive Reuse Project designed by Daniel Krivens for NicholsBooth Architects
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