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Carter Burgess www.carterburgess.com
Carter & Burgess' approach is to 'design the way a space acts, not the way it looks.' They believe that the design process is and should be interactive, holistic and collaborative. They have achieved national recognition because of the firm's ability to address the specific needs of each client and complete projects on time and within budget.
Carter & Burgess has developed a special expertise in providing a broad range of services for higher education clients. Over the last five years, C & B has completed more than 150 college and university projects providing for a unique insight to the future of higher education and the ever-changing horizon.
"The message we want to send to business school students - that the future of business is going to belong to those who are willing to break traditional boundaries and to embrace change to explore new ideas. This is the opportunity that our collaboration with you clearly presents and the journey should be both amazing and exciting."
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BOORA Architects www.boora.com
"Our clients want to be involved, they want the process to be great, but they also want their buildings to be art that enriches and improves the daily lives of people. And maybe that's not a bad definition of architecture Since it will be judged by our grandchildren as either fit for the job or not, the building we make together needs to function as a timeless work of art."
While BOORA's practice is varied, a major focus of their work is in education, as evidenced by over 139 master plans and 43 facilities for college and university campuses, including 20 projects for the University of California system. Their higher education portfolio includes: George Fox University, Linfield College, Oregon State University, Pomona College, Scripps College and Seattle University. Their retail/commercial portfolio includes: adidas Village, Autobistro, Cinerama, Nike Atlanta P.L.A.Y. Ground, NIKEgoddess, NikeTown Miami, NikeTown New York, One Waterfront Place, and Overton Park.
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IDEO www.ideo.com
IDEO evaluates potential solutions through user observation and interactive rapid prototyping. Their multidisciplinary teams include specialists in human factors research; business strategy; industrial and interaction design; environments design; mechanical, electrical, software, and manufacturing engineering; design validation; and more. They believe, quite simply, "great work is accomplished by hot teams." IDEO's world-class designers and engineers ensure that the power of the vision is preserved in the journey from concept to final production.
IDEO's client list includes: ABC's Nightline, Amtrak, Apple, Eastman Kodak, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Logitech, Microsoft, NCR, Stanford University, Wells Fargo, Nexus, Palm V, Pepsi-Cola, AT&T, McDonald's, and 3M.
ARUP www.arup.com
Ove Arup founded his practice in 1946. Foremost among his belief's are 'total design' - the integration of the design and construction processes and the interdependence of all the professions involved - all responding to the client's needs. The application of technology in balance with economics, social issues and the environment continues to be a fundamental necessity.
With their roots as consulting engineers, Arup is now a firm of designers in the broadest sense, from automobiles to infrastructure, structural engineering to communications consultancy, financial, and socially led engineering, ARUP's projects have taken them to over 160 countries.
ARUP's portfolio includes: California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco; University of California at Merced; Pratt Institute: Higgins Hall, Brooklyn, New York; Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Sloan School Masterplan, Brain and Cognitive Science Center, and Simmons Hall, Cambridge, Massachusetts; and the Harvard University: Maxwell Dworkin Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Building, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
"[W]e see ourselves as a provider of technical solutions 'Total Architecture', meaning that we do everything that is necessary to make things happen in a fashion that is holistic and the better for it."
"Our aim is not just to keep pace with this change, but to find and exploit areas where we lead the change."
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Ryan Companies www.ryancompanies.com
Ryan's expertise ranges from high-rise office buildings to high-tech clean room training/educational facilities to tenant improvement build-outs. The majority of their work is performed in cold weather four season climates. In the publication Ranking Arizona 2002, Ryan Companies was ranked the number one general contractor, and earlier this year was voted General Contractor of the Year by NAIOP (National Association of Office and Industrial Parks).
Ryan Companies takes on challenges that others may not. Ryan focuses on a can-do attitude whether completing a large distribution facility on a tight schedule, a complex state government building, or an urban office/retail project demanding complicated government approvals.
Ryan Companies built six projects in the ASU Research Park, as well as the Edward Jones Data Center. Other university- or institutional-related projects include: ConocoPhillips Campus in Tempe, AZ; University of Minnesota - Law School, Coffman Memorial Union, Riverbend Commons, and Ford and Murphy Hall in Minneapolis, MN; and the University of Nebraska Housing Complex in Lincoln, NE.
Their commercial customers include Allied Signal, AT&T, Dial, Deere & Company, Carlson Companies, EDS, Liberty Diversified Industries, 3M, Motorola, Phelps Dodge, Qwest, the State of Minnesota, Target, Toro Company, U.S. Bancorp, Veritas Software and Wells Fargo.
  Kitchen Sink Studios www.kitchensinkstudios.com As an innovative, full service visualization communications company, Kitchen Sink Studios, Inc. brings to life the visions of our clients through the wonders of sophisticated technology and design. We believe that truly great presentations and marketing packages are created by bright, enthusiastic, talented individuals working together efficiently and seamlessly. We combine these talents with the latest graphics and technologies to effectively turn complex designs and materials into powerful solutions.
Our materials "tell a story" in a way no other methods can match.
Using any combination of line art, computer-animation, multimedia CD-Rom/DVD and strong graphics, we illustrate authentic ideas from conception to completion. Our many services allow us the ability to be involved in virtually every stage of the project by providing 3-D animation, architectural visualization, multimedia presentations, legal evidentiary tools, interactive displays, website graphics, branding materials, technology consulting, and, of course… the kitchen sink!
The uses of our materials are limitless.
We can create materials that help you successfully present and market proposed designs to potential tenants or retailers, city officials, neighboring communities, contractors or investors. We also create unparalleled materials for unique website design and enhancement, as well as marketing brochures and other collateral for media exposure.
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