[ad_1] Maison MOTONI Headquarters, Laval Office Development, Quebec City, Canada Architecture, PictureMarch 22, 2024Architect: Sid Lee ArchitectsLocation: Espace Montmorency, Laval, CanadaPhoto © David BoyerPhoto: Alex Lesage and David BoyerMontoni House CanadaGroupe Montoni and Sid Lee Architecture are proud to unveil the developer’s new headquarters, Montoni House. This new space is located in Espace Montmorency, the latest project in the bustling Laval neighborhood, developed by MONTONI in partnership with Fonds immobilier de Solidarité FTQ and Montez Group, and designed by Sid Lee Architecture. The new center in downtown Laval offers a range of services and is connected via tunnels to the…
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[ad_1] Current online meeting technology lacks overall support for meeting contentReduce the effort involved in planning and conducting meetings.we propose CoExplorer2D and CoExplorerVR, Generative AI (GenAI) driver Technology exploration to explore major change pointsGenAI attempts to enhance these aspects of meetings.Every Systems that precede meetings create tools that current online meeting technologies lack overall support to reduce the workload of planning and running meetings. We present CoExplorer2D and CoExplorerVR, generative artificial intelligence (GenAI)-driven technology explorers for exploring the transformative potential of GenAI to enhance these aspects of meetings. In each system, before the meeting, these systems produce tools that allow…
[ad_1] March 22, 2024 SAN FRANCISCO — A former senior manager in San Francisco’s human resources department has been arrested on 62 criminal charges for allegedly defrauding the city of hundreds of thousands of dollars.Find out what’s happening in San FranciscoFree instant updates from Patch.Stanley Ellicott is accused of stealing $627,000 from the city’s workers’ compensation fund over a four-and-a-half-year period from May 2019 to January of this year, the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday. Prosecutors allege that while Ellicott was the assistant director of finance and technology for the city’s human resources department’s workers’ compensation division, he…
[ad_1] The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced this week that Ennead and Dattner Architects will design the Science Park and Research Campus (SPARC) Kips Bay project. When completed, the $1.6 billion project will provide a new education center for health care workers in Kips Bay, Manhattan.It is reported oneSOM is responsible for SPARC’s master plan, which was released last November with CUNY and NYCEDC. Ennead and Dattner Architects say SPARC Kips Bay will provide the first work and education center of its kind. Cumulatively, SPARC will include nearly 2 million square feet of space for educational programming,…
[ad_1] Design architects revive Machiya House near Kinkakuji Temple Machiya House is located east of Kinkakuji Temple. renovated it architects’ design draws on tradition Kyoto Architecture blends seamlessly at the same time Work and Living Space. Built 95 years ago, this Kyomachiya was once the residence and workshop of textile craftsmen in the bustling Nishijin district. Today, clients working remotely continue this tradition by inhabiting spaces where craftsmanship and daily life intersect. Attention is immediately drawn to the machiya’s intimate scale, with doors and rooms smaller than contemporary standards. This deliberate humility brings the building close to the human body,…
[ad_1] 25hours Hotels will open its second hotel in Copenhagen in July 2024, the 25hours Hotel Paper Island. 25hours Hotel Paper Island is a stone’s throw from Nyhavn on Christiansholm Island (also known as Paper Island) and has 128 rooms and an Asian restaurant. , a bar and a rooftop bar. 25hours Hotel Paper Island’s ground floor function space can accommodate groups of up to 150 people. The hotel is run by Grit Rister, who also manages the 25hours Hotel Indre By, with Claus Basan as hotel director and David Schad as manager. Tiger Lily Restaurant, in partnership with Jan…
[ad_1] dublin, March 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — “IT Industry South Africa 2024” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com Dedication. Demand for software and hardware products is expected to remain strong. This includes the need for digital transformation solutions as businesses leverage technology and innovation to reinvent and improve their operations. Growth will also come from the development of cybersecurity services, local service providers offering value-added cloud computing services, and fintech services. This report focuses on the information technology (IT) industry, including hardware manufacturing, assembly and supply; software development and supply; and retail sales of hardware and software. It includes information…
[ad_1] Bob O’Neil will be promoted to Vice President and General Manager of Sales for WITI Milwaukee (aka Fox 6) following the retirement of current Vice President/General Sales Manager Mike Neale in June. Neale has worked at the network, which is owned by Fox, for 27 years. National Sales Manager Stu Swaziek will be promoted to Sales Manager. “I would like to thank Mike for his many years of dedication and leadership as WITI GSM,” said Glenn Berk, WITI Senior Vice President and General Manager. “The fact that we were able to promote not one but two of his sales…
[ad_1] The practice has won the competition to oversee the “comprehensive refurbishment” of Portland Place, the institute’s Grade II* listed building, in 2022. At the time, the work had a nominal budget of £20 million. Explaining the latest £85m figure, a RIBA spokesman said the House of Architecture scheme also incorporates work on its collections and digital technologies, adding:[The total budget] The total cost of the works associated with 66 Portland Place is £58.8 million, including all project costs including contingencies, inflation and expenses. Details outlined ahead of a planning application later this year include internal and external upgrades to…
[ad_1] More content on this topic recent articles The new apprenticeship system provides an “honorable” opportunity for teacher training without a degree, will help bring under-represented groups into the industry and provide schools with much-needed tax funding options. But backers of the move face an uphill battle to convince skeptics of the route’s quality, with unions warning it must not undermine teachers’ pay and working conditions. So, could the proposed non-graduate apprenticeships solve the industry’s long-standing recruitment problems? school week have a look… How will it work? The government announced last month that a long-awaited teaching apprenticeship route would be…