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In my twenty years in advertising, I’ve sat in meeting rooms called ‘brain pods’ and ‘confessionals’, taken a ride on a playground slide to collect a package from reception, swung in hammocks while mulling over new ideas, played pinball machines, belted punch bags, and even trotted into a new business pitch meeting astride a pony!
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Future of flying
Q and A with Sir Richard Branson. How fast and high will we fly in the next few years? Intergalactic, underwater, time travel – just how far will we go?
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New for Old
Places of historical significance provide character to our cities and give us an important glimpse into our cultural past. Old buildings can be adaptively reused for a wide range of purposes, allowing the gap between old and new to be gracefully bridged.
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Tweets, micro blogs, Facebook updates, bumps, memes and augmented reality. How savvy social media marketing continues to infiltrate and encourage online self expression.
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This atmospheric scene, captured by photographer Jim Dunn, is one of twelve finalist entries into the first international digital photography competition organised by The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). This year’s theme was ‘The Art of Building’. Entrants from around the globe captured everything from a futuristic image of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers shot at mid level to classic European architecture.
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