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Nick Jr., Noggin Form Nickelodeon Preschool
By Linda Moss
Nick Jr. and Noggin are combining their creative and management teams into one unified group: Nickelodeon Preschool, the largest preschool and parent's destination in the world, with 109 hours of preschool television per week, representing 56% of all preschool programming on television, officials said Tuesday.
The new preschool team will be led by Brown Johnson, who was named executive vice president and executive creative director of Nickelodeon Preschool and general manager of Noggin.
In addition, Teri Weiss was promoted to senior VP of development and production for Nickelodeon Preschool, while Angela Leaney was named senior VP and creative director.
Johnson, a 19-year Nick veteran, has been the driving force behind Nick Jr. and its groundbreaking preschool properties including Blue's Clues, Dora the Explorer, Go, Diego, Go!, The Wonder Pets! and The Backyardigans, among many others.
In her new role, Johnson will oversee development and production for all preschool programming across Nickelodeon networks, including Nick Jr., Nick's programming block dedicated to preschoolers seen in 92 million homes, and Noggin, Nick's commercial-free digital educational network for preschoolers, now seen in 54 million homes.
Johnson joined Nickelodeon in 1988 as executive in charge of production and in 1989 was promoted to VP of production for Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite, where she oversaw all Nickelodeon production, production management, talent and Nickelodeon Studios' production staff in Florida.
In 1993, Johnson became VP and executive producer of Nick Jr. production and development. She was promoted to Nick Jr.'s executive VP in 2001.
Weiss will report to Johnson, and she expands her role to developing and producing the next generation of hit series. Most recently, Weiss was VP of development and production, and she was responsible for many of Nick Jr.'s current preschool hits including Dora, Diego and Wonder Pets.
Weiss joined Nick in 1999 as executive in charge of production for Dora.
In her new role, Leaney will report to Johnson and will bring her unique branding experience and creative eye to Nick Jr. and Noggin. In addition, Leaney will partner with Nick marketing and Nick Digital to continue to build both brands.
Most recently, Leaney was senior VP of brand communications, where she was responsible for the strategic branding, on-air and online promotion and marketing of Noggin and The N, the nighttime network for teens. Leaney joined Noggin in 2000 as VP of marketing.
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GARDE Designs Office for SThree K.K. in Historical Ginza Area.
SThree K.K. is a global recruitment firm specializing in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) field. Establishing their first office in London, SThree K.K. now has 44 offices in 15 countries around the world. GARDE was involved in the interior design, construction supervision, and FF&E coordination of their Tokyo office.
The office is located in a modern building connected to the Kabuki theater in the heart of the historical Ginza area. This contradiction sets the scene for the unveiling of this exciting workplace conceived and built in less than 6 months. The diverse and inclusive brand message of the company is captured through a multi-cultural design theme expressing strength in the sum of its parts.
The concept is inspired by the fusion of Western and Japanese culture into an open agile working environment that focuses on recruitment for the STEM industries. The project is highlighted by an ambient reception space with spot-lighted sub brands and a collection of minimalist meeting rooms. A futuristic portal then transports you to a cozy social hub complete with a billiard table, pub bar, and poker table expressing the Client's deep UK roots.
A video of the completed office can be viewed at the following link.
■Project Director Profile
Christopher Brooks, AIA
International Design Division, General Manager, Design Director,American Institute of Architects (AIA), Master's degree in Architecture.
He has experience in retail, office and residential design in the United States, Japan, and other parts of Asia. His key projects are the restaurant ADD in Marco Polo Hotel Hong Kong, Bandai Namco Studios Headquarters, adidas Japan Headquarters (Asia Pacific Property Awards 2015), and MetLife Japan Headquarters (Herman Miller Liveable Office Award, IDA Gold & Silver awards 2018).
■Project Team
Nagisa Miura, Naoto Sudo, Francesco Ristori, Takanori Tsukiyasu, Daisuke Suzuki
■Scope of work
Interior Design, Construction Supervision, FF&E coordination
■Property Information
Name: SThree K.K. (Office design)
Location: Kabukiza Tower 9F, Ginza 4-12-15, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Store area: 1,315㎡
GARDE to Design the Clubhouse for Hong Kong's No.1 Developer, Henderson Land's "BAKER CIRCLE ONE"!
GARDE designed the clubhouse for BAKER CIRCLE ONE, the first phase of Baker Circle, a large redevelopment complex project in the Hong Ham area by Henderson Land, the No. 1 developer in Hong Kong. GARDE designed the clubhouse for BAKER CIRCLE ONE.
The clubhouse, based on the concept of "Blooming", employs elements with a "Japanese" feel. We designed a minimalist, fresh shared space.
On June 21 (Tue), a large-scale press conference was held for the Hong Kong media, and GARDE's President Mr. Muro and design director, Mr. Saito, participated remotely on behalf of GARDE.
We then interviewed the design director, Arata Saito, who was in charge of the design of BAKER CIRCLE ONE's clubhouse.
■About the design concept
First, the client asked us if we could create a design with a Japanese motif. Since a normal reproduction of a Japanese space in Hong Kong would be too colorful, we decided to provide an unusual design with Japanese elements.
In this context, we have designed an elegant space that is wrapped in an organic atmosphere such as a flower petal, while using the shades of light as the key concepts. It is a space where you can feel the 365 days of time pass and the changing of the seasons. The soft and elegant curves of the petals were used as a motif to create a fluid and gentle atmosphere through the use of materials, colors,and lighting.
For example, we did not use very strong lighting, but, rather, used a lot of indirect light. The walls and ceilings were kept as simple as possible, and the shadows of petals and greenery cast by the indirect light spread over them, giving the space a deep, restful feeling.
Of course, each season is influenced by the environment, but we hope that you will see this as a plus and enjoy experiencing each moment created by the changing seasons and time.
■Baker Circle One Clubhouse Design Features
We designed each of the three buildings as shared spaces with different functions and purposes so that friends, family, and residents can use them in their own way and with their own hobbies and interests.
Indoors, there are cultural activities such as a yoga space and library. Outdoor activities include a rooftop garden, fruit garden, BBQ site, playground, and activities such as a rooftop garden, fruit garden, BBQ site, playground, and urban farm, making it a unique and highly satisfying space.
■About Lounge Design
We have designed lounges for each of the three buildings. In this issue, we will discuss the lounge designs for two of the three buildings.
The design of the first building (Top Image), with its beautiful cherry blossom trees that seem to depict the life force of nature as is, is impressive. By eliminating the boundary between the outdoors and the indoors, we planned the space to be as spacious and rich as possible within the narrow living environment of Hong Kong.
In addition, in order to fulfill the various needs of users, the wall side is designed as a multi-function wall. This is a place where the sharing of space is strongly emphasized due to the diverse use of the space.
The staircase leading to the rooftop garden on the third floor has a bold curved design that expresses the softness of the space.
Next, the design of the second building (Image 1) was designed with the intention of creating a more Japanese feel, and the use of latticework, as well as andon-style wall surfaces, and rough-finished stones further emphasize the shadows.
By daring to switch the design of the flooring and the ceiling, we created a space where people can spend time comfortably and feel a sense of peace by giving the space a sense of liveliness.
■About Yoga Room Design
We designed a yoga room as one for cultural activities. The large windows overlooking all four sides allow plenty of natural light to pour in, while the low-brightness lighting and curvilinear design of the ceiling create a sense of openness and soft light that softly envelops the body and mind.
In addition, the warmth of the wood flooring may be described as a "yoga space in the sky" that relaxes not only the body but also the mind.
■About Library Design
The entire space is unified by the earthy tones, with fin-like wall surfaces, wavy latticework, and skylights that resemble flower petals.
From the ceiling floods a sparkling natural light similar to the brilliance of water, and the balcony space with its lush fruit garden allows you to feel the airiness of the plants. We have created a space where you can experience the luxury of being surrounded by nature while still being in the big city.
■About Art Space Design
The simple wood-based space is filled with soft natural light, and together with the various artworks, we believe that visitors will be able to feel the slow flow of time.
The ceiling is made up of rounded parts, and wooden chairs are used to incorporate a playful spirit that reminds us of the free creations we made in our childhood gardens.
We designed this space to be a gentle place where people can forget the hustle and bustle of daily life and calm their minds.
■About Staycation Room Design
With the restrictions of international travel still in place, we designed a space where people can experience "wa", or Japanese sensibilities, which is an extraordinary experience. By adopting materials that are "wa" in terms of both sight and smell, such as tatami mats, latticework, and washi paper lighting, we were able to express a minimalist, lean, "wa" atmosphere.
■About Gym Space Design
Brilliant outside light pours in through the wide-open windows, and skylights on the exterior portions of the building create a sense of openness. Roman shades were employed to adjust the amount of sunlight.
The wall accented with soft curves is based on the motif of Japanese folding screens. We hope you can feel the "harmony" here as well.
■Desiner Profile
Arata Saito Design Division, Design Department, Design Director, First Class Registered Architect
Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo designed by GARDE
GARDE was involved in the conceptualization, basic planning, basic design, and supervision of the interior portion of Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo, which opened on April 4, 2022.
■Location, lobby design, and seamless service through the introduction of ICT/AI technology: these are the main features of the hotel
Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo is located within walking distance of Sanjo Station (Keihan Main Line) and Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station (Kyoto Municipal Subway Tozai Line), making it a very convenient location for both sightseeing and business purposes in the city.
The façade is inspired by a contemporary machiya and composed of a combination of Japanese lattice doors and protruding latticework, (indeed, characteristic features of a Kyoto machiya). Not showy, but with a sophisticated design and a beautiful sense of rhythm and movement, these elements evoke a sense of anticipation for a stay in Kyoto.
GARDE was able to design a simple and open space by creating a sense of seamlessness going from the hotel entrance to the lobby.
The lobby area, check-in area, and restaurant were also designed to become a single space. Combined with ICT and AI technology, GARDE has completed a comfortable space that matches space and functionality.
The interior design is based on the theme "learning from the past". It features a collage and a gold leaf wall art by artists with ties to Kyoto; wood block art with images of the four deities (blue dragon, white tiger, red bird, and black tortoise) that protect the north, south, east, and west of Kyoto; and step seats that resemble the banks of the Kamo River.
Taken together, all these features create a one-of-a-kind space where visitors can feel the modern traditions, as well as cultural flavor unique to Kyoto. In other words, a first-hand experience of the sophistication of modern art design.
A new hotel was born in Sanjo, Kyoto, a popular destination visited by many people as a base for sightseeing, business, and other activities. While letting visitors feel the long history and culture of the city, this hotel offers a smart and functional space, all the while utilizing the latest technology.
■Design concept/keywords are "irregularity," "nostalgia," and "gap".
The façade, a contemporary take on the traditional machiya, is designed to retain a sense of the world, while gently controlling the view. A "noren" screen (Japanese curtain-like screen) was installed to invite guests into a simple and modern lobby.
As you enter, a huge touch screen appears in front of you, and an earthen floor leads you to an automatic check-in counter… A stress-free, streamlined flow line suddenly leads to a courtyard reproducing a lush mountain forest, giving you a magical sensation as if you were looking at a painting.
■The theme for the design of the main space is "learning from the past".
Non-organic and modern industrial materials such as concrete and deck plates are mixed with materials and furnishings such as bare lighting and old wood big tables that are more than 100 years old from lumbering, thus expressing the passage of time with warmth and nostalgia, as well as a sense of renewal.
■Spatial Design: Sanjo's "learning from the past"
For this project, GARDE has collaborated with an artist with a deep connection to Kyoto. The spatial theme was Sanjo's "learning from the past", a place where traditions and culture are alive and sound.
By allowing artworks and expressions to coexist in the space, GARDE has created a place that stimulates the sixth sense, which cannot be summed up in a single word "art space".
◆Project Members
Arata Saito GARDE esign Division, Design Department, Design Director, First Class Registered Architect
After working mainly on brand-name design and construction projects in Tokyo, he joined the Asia Pacific Division of the Hong Kong office in 2013. Mainly working within China and Southeast Asia, he designed the VIP area of K11 in Guangzhou, China, The Royal Park Canvas – Ginza 8 etc. He was involved in a wide range hospitality spaces as well as commercial spaces. In 2020, he returned to the Tokyo Head Office and continues to work mainly on overseas projects.
Makoto Otani GARDE Design Division, Large-scale Facility Design Department, Designe
After joining the company in 2016, he worked in the PM Section of the Brand Business Division, where he managed the interior design work for imported brands opening stores in Japan. In 2019, he joined the Design Section of the Brand Business Division, where he worked as a local architect for imported brands ranging from apparel to cosmetics. In 2021, joined the International Design Division, where he works as a designer on a variety of projects in Japan and abroad, focusing on apparel stores, large-scale commercial facilities, and hospitality design.
Artist #1. Nori Yokoyama Art Director/Graphic Designer
A 2017 graduate from Graphic Design Department of Tama Art University. In that same year, Yokoyama has Established TANT Inc.He has been active in a wide range of fields including print media, web, video and space, focusing on art direction, graphic design, and illustration. Over his career, he has received numerous awards including DFA Design for Asia Awards, GOOD DESIGN AWARD, and Tokyo Business Design Award. http://noriyokoyama.com/
●Comments from Mr. Yokoyama
Throughout Japan's long history, Kyoto has especially been a symbol for Japanese culture.
In particular, the area around Sanjo is surrounded by great enthusiasm, where various cultures have long intersected with tradition as its base. It is a place that truly embodies the phrase "learning anew from the past," and I wanted to paint a huge wall art that would convey this concept directly to visitors.
I printed, drew, collaged, and applied foil onto Kyo Washi, a Japanese paper. Calligraphy and art come from various historical backgrounds, and I included contemporary prints depicting entertainment and culture scenes, using popular paper, to reconstruct "Kyoto" as it was originally built: over a long period of time, and with an overwhelming amount of work.
Artist #2 Hitoshi Tetsuhiko ASSOCIATED ARTS INC. representative/art director
Established Associated Arts, Inc. in 1991.
Based on his unique perspective of fusing architecture and art, Tetsuhiko has participated in art projects for public facilities, housing complexes, offices, educational facilities, hotels, hospitals, sports facilities, commercial facilities, etc. He has been involved in more than 300 projects as a producer and art director. Major projects include "Akita Prefectural University," "Shinagawa Central Garden," "Keio Plaza Hotel Aubade Hall," "Gora Karaku, Hakone," and many more.
http://www.a-arts.co.jp/
●Comment from Hitoshi
This artwork is based on Yurina Kira's work "Stock213" and is customized for the theme of this exhibition by means of reconfiguration and resizing. The reason why we chose "building blocks" is that this shape makes us nostalgic for our childhood. On the other hand, we believe that piling up trees pays homage to the culture and city of Kyoto, which has existed for more than 1,000 years. This time, we used wood block art to represent the four deities that protect the north, south, east, and west of Kyoto (Genbu in the north, Suzaku in the south, Seiryu in the east, and Byakko in the west), as well as the Kyoto Imperial Palace. We hope that through our artwork, visitors will experience the wonder of Kyoto and the depth of Kyoto's nostalgia, which respects cultural diversity while transforming the energy of each into equilibrium, harmony, and new values.
■Lobby/Restaurant Area Design: A mix of old and new, a space of difference, nostalgia, and separation
Gently reflecting on the Big Table, with a mosaic of old zelkova lumber more than 100 years old since its sawing, is the light from a chandelier made by LASVIT – a lighting fixture with a sculptural beauty created by traditional Bohemian crystal craftsmanship and innovative technology.
By meticulously calculating and accumulating the different snags and feels of the old and new in a beautiful mix, a unique space like no other has been created.
It is also GARDE's hope that a new community will be nurtured from this place through the power of spatial design.
■Guest Room Design: A place for healing, it is the starting point of everyone's stay in Kyoto.
The key visual effects by Prince Smart Inn brand are the sloping design on the floor and the interlocking wallpaper on the walls, designed to make the guestrooms look more spacious and stylish.
Additionally, the use of wallpaper with Higashiyama motifs gives guestrooms a Kyoto-Sanjo feel to it. GARDE has designed the rooms keeping in mind the theme of creating a space where guests can enjoy their stay in the historical city more actively than ever before, taking the simplicity of the rooms as a plus.
We hope that through our design, many people will come and go at Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo, and that this will become part of the new scenery (history) of Kyoto Sanjo and be written in its history.
◆ Prince Hotel "Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo"
This hotel is conveniently located in the center of Kyoto, an approximate 8-minute walk from Sanjo Station (Keihan Main Line), and a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho Mae Station ( Kyoto Municipal Subway Tozai Line).
The five-story guest room building has 137 guest rooms and is the next-generation hotel brand of Prince Hotel. It offers a modern machiya-style exterior, a contemporary and innovative lobby design with a Kyoto motif, and a seamless service through the introduction of ICT and AI technology.
This will be the second location in Kyoto City, following the Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Shijo Omiya, which opened on May 31, 2021.
◆About the Facilities
Official name: Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo
Location: 325 Maruya-cho, Sanjo-Agaru, Gokomachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City
Site area: approx. 1,025.83 m2
Legal gross floor area: approx. 4,149.73 m2
Structure and scale: Steel-frame structure, 5 floors above ground
Completion of construction: January 31, 2022
Number of guest rooms: 137 (105 twin rooms / 32 double rooms)
Guest room area: 16.27 m2 ~ 25.98 m2
Ancillary facilities: Restaurant (66 seats *including lobby area), Laundry
Building Owner: KRD Maruyacho Development Tokutei Mokuteki Gaisha (Asset Manager; Kanden Real Estate Development Corporation (Kita-ku, Osaka))
Management: Seibu Prince Hotels Worldwide, Inc. (Head office: Toshima-ku, Tokyo)
Design and supervision: Toyo Sekkei Office, Inc. (Head office: Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto)
Design supervision: Shigerei Uoya Architectural Institute Inc. (Head office: Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto)
Construction: Tokyu Corporation Kansai Branch (Kita-ku, Osaka)
Interior supervision: GARDE Corporation (Head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo)
Photo:©Yohei Sasakura
◆Scope of work
Interior concept planning, basic interior planning, basic interior design, interior supervision
GARDE to Design the Interior of the Jewelry Theme Zone on the 2nd Floor of Beijing Xidan Daeyue City!
On September 30, 2021, a new jewelry zone was opened on the 2nd floor of Xidan Joy City (Da Yue City), located in the heart of North Beijing and is one of the most prominent commercial areas in the city. JOYCITY is a shopping center operated by Grand Joy throughout China, of which Xidan JOY CITY is the core store with particularly high sales and name recognition.
This time, we provided basic planning, basic design, implementation design, and design supervision for a brand editorial theme zone with jewelry brands targeting mainly young people concentrated in one corner of the facility. We have dispelled the brand image of a traditional jewelry store, which tends to be avoided by younger customers due to its emphasis on luxury. A signature mix of café spaces and other spaces where people can casually drop by has been created to create a my-first space with diversity.
The keywords for the design concept were (1) Mine (mining/my) and (2) Shine (sparkle of jewelry/brilliance of life), derived from the characteristics of jewelry. We created a space that evokes a mine shaft with a sense of "softness," "brightness," "cleanliness," and "calmness," thereby expressing a sense of unity as a zone. At the same time, we were conscious of not losing the concept and spatial expression of each brand and completed the new space with a sense of unity as a zone and the individuality of each brand.
◆Design Concept
The creation of new and unprecedented spaces and how they can be integrated with commercial facilities is the source of inspiration for this design.The design concept was to create a space that evokes a mine shaft with a sense of softness, brightness, cleanliness, and serenity, based on the keywords (1) Mine (mining/my) and (2) Shine (sparkle of jewelry/brilliance of life), which were derived from the characteristics of jewelry.
◆Design keywords
(1) Mine (mining/my)
"Mine" means not only "mining" but also "my, exclusively my own, my family". We wanted this space to be a familiar and warm place where visitors can find special memories for themselves, their loved ones, and their families. To this end, we have given the space a soft and elegant presentation that touches the softest part of one's heart.
(2) Shine (sparkle of jewelry/brilliance of life)
The special brilliance of precious metals as well as the meaning of will, vitality, mystery, and the sparkle of life that guides the future. The radiance emitted by gold jewelry is expressed this space by through the light emitted from the gaps between the clouds and the light spots.
◆Spatial Direction
Ribbons are skillfully utilized throughout the space. The winding tunnels add a ribbon-like softness that naturally leads visitors deeper into the zone. Everyone is drawn to each branching store as if to explore and discover. The light inside the stores shines through irregularly sized holes in the storefront partitions, leaking out into the aisles. The zone consists of one island store and eight retail units surrounding it. We have combined our island shop with retail and a café, designing the BrandMiX space to include a rest space where people can stop by casually. A common space near the entrance is open to everyone, creating a natural flow to the jewelry area. In addition, as an aesthetic creation, a landscape of small plants signifying hope and the future were placed to convey the effort to implement measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, which is spreading worldwide, and that the coronavirus must be contained as soon as possible. Evergreen natural mosses were combined to create hills of varying heights and scattered throughout the public areas to complete a simple yet mysterious, garden-like shopping space experience space that is soothing in its quietness.
■Designer Profile
Masahito Kamekawa
Design Division, Large-scale Facility Design, Senior Designer
Kamekawa has had many achievements in large commercial facilities such as department stores and shopping malls, both in Japan and overseas. He was involved in the concept design of the Hankyu Umeda Main Store rebuilding project (1F-3F) and the concept design and schematic design of the Shinsaibashi Daimaru rebuilding project (4F-5F and B1 Fashion Sundries). He was awarded the Asia Pacific Property Award 2016 for "Joy Yard" in JOYCITY, a commercial facility in Beijing, and a special award in the Architecture and Branding category of the Architizer A+ Award 2017 for the shoe department on the 2nd floor of JOYCITY. Kamekawa's recent achievements include the concept design of Suzhou Joy Breeze and the concept design and schematic design of Beijing Joy Breeze.
Concept Design、Schematic Design、Design Development、Design Supervision、Lighting Design
Name: Beijing Xidan Daecheng 2F Jewelry Theme Zone
Official opening: September 30, 2021
Location: No.131 Xidan North Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, China
Store area: 1700m2 (2nd floor)
Yanji Department Store 6th floor kids and living floor renovation designed by GARDE!
Located in Yanji City, Yanbian Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, China, the high-end department store Yanji Baicao Dalou is the No. 1 department store in the region, representing the city.
Yanji Department Store launched a floor-by-floor renovation project, and GARDE provided basic planning, basic design, implementation design, design supervision, and lighting design for the 6th floor, which is the first renovated floor.
The sixth floor originally consisted of only living room-related products, but by relocating the kids' products section, which was located on the bridge between the buildings, we targeted families and created a living room and kids' floor that families would gravitate towards.
This time,by reimaging the floor as a large house, we came up with the design concept"Resort House–with a resort-like atmosphere where everyone can gather and adults and children alike can relax and have fun."
Each zone has a different design concept, such as "Soft Form", "Natural Material", and "Sun Light", all of which gives a sense of warmth and openness. As a result, we designed a space in which people can enjoy walking around, moving through various "rooms" while maintaining a sense of unity.Using light colors, rounded forms, and a lot of wood, we have created"enveloping gentleness," "natural materials", and "warmth and openness". In both the living zone and the kids' zone, the ceiling design is switched to create a space that feels like a relaxing and warm resort-like home.
The living room zone is designed with warm wood flooring, tiles that give a sense of nature, wood and plaster materials, and design lighting that gives a sense of airiness.
On the other hand, for the kids' zone, we designed a pop-up space with characteristic shapes, light coloring, and a playful ceiling design, a space with the image of a courtyard, a bright and warm children's space with pillars based on lighting motifs, warm wood with moderate partitions, and a terrace space that looks like an outdoor playground with soft lighting like sunlight. The result is a space that makes families want to gather together.
Yutaka Yamamoto
Design Division, Senior Director
Active mainly in the design and direction of large commercial facilities such as department stores, he was in charge of sales floor environment design for the Hankyu Umeda Main Store reconstruction project, overall direction for Nishinomiya Hankyu, and design of the 3rd and 4th floors for the entire Ginza Mitsukoshi store renovation. Overseas, he was in charge of the renovation of the entire DOOTA building in Seoul, the new PARKSON store in Johor Bahru, etc. In 2019, he was in charge of the design of the watch area on the 5th floor of Isetan Shinjuku, and he was the general design director of Ningbo Hankyu, which opened in 2021.
Akihisa Wakayama
Design Division, Large-scale Facility Design Department, Chief Designer
After working on the design of large-scale commercial facilities at a domestic design firm, he joined Garde in 2021.While designing mainly large commercial facilities such as department stores, he has also worked on many specialty stores. He is currently working on a wide range of projects mainly in Asia.
Name: Yanji Department Store 6th floor (kids and living room floor)
Official opening: November 20, 2021
Location: No.608 Guangming Street, Yanji City, Jilin Province
Store area:7,567㎡ (6th floor)
"Prince Smart Inn Kyoto Sanjo", "Candeo Hotels Kyoto Karasuma Rokkaku" designed by GARDE were awarded in the "Outstanding Property Award London 2022"!
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I know how to find files by mask (FileFindFirstFile and FileFindNextFile), but don't know and can't find how search directory . May be in my help-file there isn't it.
If You search for FileFindFirst and FileFindNext you will find plenty of samples.
Obviously you will have to wrap it up with Run and redirect it to a file or read the STDIO from Run with StdoutRead.
ok. I reformulate my question. May be I convey my minds wrong.
How get list of directories in current directory?
You can use FileGetAttrib() to recognize directories as you loop with FileFindFirstFile and FileFindNextFile.
This is probably because you will not find (as fare as I am aware of) specific search functions for directories in the windows api.


The issues, however, are beyond that unspoken ideological consensus within which the two-party system operates. The Democratic Party, unlike the Republican, has some legitimate claim to being the party of "the people." But the people for whom it speaks turn out on closer examination to be middle-class owners of property, white-collar workers, or the organized working class.
The new radicals generally are unwilling to face up to this reality. They prefer to believe that there is something wrong with the party, or with something called "the system," or that society is sick, rather than admit that what they are revolting against is the majority itself. To admit that would be too difficult and too untactful a break with the dominant ideology of democracy. Black nationalist separatism is fantasy based on despair but in one respect is more realistic than the New Left, for in proposing separation it recognizes that what it is combating is the white majority and not some clique, conspiracy, or perverse ruling elite which has somehow led "the people" astray.
Man, I'm glad I'm old enough to have read great writers like Stone back when they were in their prime!
Me, too. His books are still pretty easy to find: The War Years, Polemics and Prophecy, The Hidden History of the Korean War, The Haunted Fifties, The Killings at Penn State, and The Trial of Socrates are the ones I have. Check the ABE books site.


The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue has been a beloved annual tradition since its debut way back in 1964. That means the upcoming 2014 issue will be the 50th, but there's an easy way for you to catch up on the five decades worth of covers before the latest one comes out next month, thanks to this animated GIF from SportsHumor (check them out here).
That's 49 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue covers in less than a minute. You go from Babette March to Kate Upton, with all of the evolving swimsuit styles and models in between. I'd recommend propping your eyelids open (Clockwork Orange-style) and really soaking them all into your brain.
To do that (or just to give it a look in a more traditional fashion), take a look at almost 50 years of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in the animated GIF below. And watch for the latest installment soon, since it traditionally comes out sometime in February.


De Rossi leads the way as top earner in Italy.
Following a study by La Gazzetta dello Sport, it is claimed that the total wage bill in Serie A has fallen under €1bn for the first time in three years.
The figures were released by the pink paper in Monday's edition, as they not only listed each club's salary bill per annum, but also announced the top earners in Italy according to their study.
It is further evidence of how the financial crisis that has gripped Europe over the past few years has effected Italy's top flight, as the top clubs have generally made a conscious effort to reduce their wage bill which has seen the total fall to €912m.
While Juventus lead the way at €115m gross per year, their rivals have all re-negotiated deals with various players and trimmed their squads to facilitate the introduction of UEFA's financial fair play regulations.
AC Milan are second on the list at €105m, while city rivals Inter Milan complete the top three at €95m. Most impressive is the level at which the likes of Napoli and Fiorentina operate, with the duo hopeful of challenging for the Scudetto this season.
Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis has often been lauded for the way he has run the Partenopei, and with a wage bill at €74.1m, they will hope to exploit their commercial deals in order to increase profits at the club.
Similarly, despite signing the likes of Giuseppe Rossi and Mario Gomez over the past six months, Fiorentina have been able to keep their salary level at a manageable total.
The Viola currently spend just €60.5m on wages, and following on from their fourth-placed finish last season they will be expected to see that figure rise to match their ambitions as they aim for the Champions League this year.
Gazzetta also released their speculative list of which players are the top earners in Serie A, with Roma midfielder Daniele De Rossi leading the way with €6.5m net.
This is believed to have been a factor in the club's decisions to sell the likes of Pablo Osvaldo and Erik Lamela this summer, as well as attempting to balance the books having signed a number of new players for coach Rudi Garcia.
The Italian international is followed by Gonzalo Higuain (€5.5m) and Diego Milito (€5m) to make up the top three. Esteban Cambiasso, Carlos Tevez and Francesco Totti all earn €4.5m with Mario Gomez closely following them on €4.25m.
That top group is then followed by Gianluigi Buffon, Mario Balotelli, Kaka, Philippe Mexes and surprise inclusion Marco Borriello, who all earn €4m.


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Cottage Hospital is pleased to welcome Dr. James P. Wilton, DPM, FACFAS, FAENS, to the Rowe Health Center. As a podiatrist, Dr. Wilton has over 30 years of clinical experience; he specializes in diagnosing and treating complex chronic pain conditions of the lower extremity in patients that have not responded to conventional medical care. He holds a special interest in lower extremity peripheral nerve surgery, as well as various other foot and ankle procedures.
Dr. Wilton is a national educator and lecturer. He is a driving force behind advancing the formation and education of peripheral nerve surgeons through basic and advanced training courses, and hands-on surgical interventions. In addition, Dr. Wilton facilitates ongoing medical and surgical mission trips to perform peripheral nerve/orthopedic surgery in Ecuador, South America.
Dr. Wilton received his doctorate from Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine in Philadelphia, PA, followed by surgical residency at Montgomery Hospital in Norristown, PA. He is a current board member of the Association of Extremity Nerve Surgeons. Dr. Wilton serves as the Surgical Missions Director for the Fr. Damien Foundation of Guayaquil, Ecuador, having completed 17 mission trips to date. He was named "Top Doctor in New Hampshire" by New Hampshire Magazine in 2008, as well as receiving the prestigious Dr. Jules Tinel Award by the Association of Extremity Nerve Surgeons in 2011.
When asked to comment about joining the Cottage Hospital team, Dr. Wilton said, "I would just like to say that I am very excited to be joining the medical community at Cottage Hospital. My goals in coming here are to develop a foot and ankle surgical-based practice with a subspecialty of interest in peripheral nerve surgery for this area of New Hampshire. I am excited at the fact that these services are not currently offered, and I feel that over time this will be an excellent service line for Cottage Hospital. The reception that I have received from administration, medical staff, surgical services staff and ancillary clinic staff has been very genuine and sincere. I am looking forward to a very long relationship in providing foot, ankle and peripheral nerve surgical services at Cottage Hospital and the surrounding northern New Hampshire and Vermont region."
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The 2026 World Cup was announced June 13, 2018. The much-awaited announcement declared that the United Bid - a combined bid from the US, Mexico, and Canada - had won, cementing a 2026 World Cup in North America. The United Bid denied Morocco the chance to host The 'Cup by winning a vote of 134 to 65 by FIFA, world soccer's governing body. The locations are still in flux, but the World Cup is coming to North America.
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In a 2010 presentation from FIFA, the organization breaks down the historical economic impact of the 2006 German World Cup, and details their forward-facing look at managing economic opportunities within South Africa's 2010 hosting of the World Cup. Though the numbers are dated, they offer insight into the potential impact of the 2026 World Cup.
Yes, I know. It's great to hear about what happened in the past. But what about 2026? Can it hold the same value for North America?
The World Cup Study conducted by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in 2018 for United States Soccer Federation details the anticipated impact on the North American economy. In short, the numbers are similar to the 2006 German example, proving that sustainment and economic influx will cont dinue moving forward.
BCG, a leading global management consulting firm, detailed that growth.
The overall net benefit to the region would be $3 – $4 billion, after calculation and deduction of event costs.
The 2010 FIFA presentation mentioned earlier outlines key areas they expect growth and upticks in hiring during the 2010 games. 2026 should be no different.
The Qatari government is spearheading many of the infrastructure and construction projects, just as the governments of Canada, Mexico, and the United States will do for the 2026 Cup.
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using "Magic" for what a stage magician does.
Before I go any further, I guess that I had better define Magick.
"the art or science of causing change to occur in conformity to Will"
agree that this should serve as a generic definition of Magick.
lower) being who was evoked or controlled by a person or group of people.
may sell energy, but seldom lend or give it).
amount of energy is usually then given forth by a higher or lower being.
formalized Ritual steps, which may or may not involve Magickal Tools.
of the Circle in Wiccan and Ceremonial Magicks.
important aspect of such a Circle.
released" is the most important.
energies and influences as being most important.
does all of the above, and more, but, it's not worth arguing over!"
be: "This is the most Probable of All Possible Worlds".
course of action open to it.
down, seeking their most probable states.
Einstein, as some may recall, was NOT happy with the theory of Probability.
so far, all the data collected tends to support the theory of Probability.
Some others have come up with possible answers to the above posed question.
probability at will, WOULD be a god!
some who have found that such a machine exists... PEOPLE!
or kept hidden by the use of vows, that People CAN affect probability.


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Destination: 4820 Bad Ischl
duration: 10h 49m
Altitude difference (downhill): 1.841m
condition: medium
panoramic view: Great panorama
Paths covering:
Gravel, Hiking trail
Long Tour of Bad Ischl's only Mountain over 2000m
Walking time: 5 hours ascent - descent 3 hours 30 minutes
Difference in altitude: 1600 meters ascent, descent 1600m
Requirements: Very long mountain tour. If you want to enjoy this tour, it is recommended to
overnight stay in the "Ischler Hütte" (pre-booking is required).
Variations: If the featured descent path is selected from the Hütte, the tour is shortened by 30 minutes.
From the car park in the Rettenbachalm walk on the flat for 20 minutes into the valley to a road junction with a signpost (47 ° 41'21 "N -013 ° 43'41 "E - 665 m). Keep to the right and follow the signs "Ischler Hütte" (Naglsteig). Ignore another turnoff to Ischler Hütte, which is shortly after a road tunnel. After about an hour walk we you reach the beginning of the Naglsteig ( 47 ° 40'47 "N - 013 ° 45'16 " E - 818 m) with a signpost on the right hand side. Leave the forest track and cross the Rettenbach (stream) on a narrow bridge. After about 15 minutes uphill the trail follows a climb with safety ropes, making the further ascent easier (Caution when wet ). At an altitude of 1300 metres you enter a mostly swampy meadow. Keep straight on to Beerensattel (47 ° 41'45 "N - 013 ° 45'21 " E - 1432 m). Descending the trail soon reaches the Schwarzenbergalm with the Ischler Hütte ( 47 ° 42'00 "N - 013 ° 45'39 " E - 1368 m). The remaining climb rises again for a further 2 hours and 30 minutes. Leave the Hütte walking northeast reaching an intersection after 20 minutes ( 47 ° 42'19 "N - 013 ° 46'14 " E - 1485 m). Now the trail gets really tiring. The path leads uphill to the right and soon leaves the forest area. By Latschengassen and over hill and dale, go to the top of the Schönberg opposite. Always pay close attention to the red-white-red markers! Especially on the grassy final climb where it is easy to lose the way! From the summit cross (47 ° 42'45 "N - 013 ° 47'26 " E - 2090 m) on the Ischl side (there is a second summit cross) there is a stunning view over the plateau of the Totes Gebirge and the mountains of the Salzkammergut. Those that are still fit enough can choose the slightly longer route via the NW ridge for the descent. Here you go over the back about 1 hour towards Hochkogelnütte to a saddle (47 ° 43'12 "N - 013 ° 46'48 " E - 1720 m).This way is not supervised by the OeAV section of Bad Ischl. Turn left and continue for a further 40 minutes to an intersection that you already know from the ascent path. From here it is only 15 minutes to the Ischler Hütte. To reach the valley again takes 20 minutes ascending the Beerensattel. Here, however, keep right (sign: "Rettenbachalm" 1 hour 15 minutes). A few minutes later you return to an intersection. At this point there are 2 equally long descents. It is recommended to take the right variant (Route 211). Soon after, there is a view of the Rettenbachalm. At an altitude of about 1000 m, you arrive at a flat path and must soon cross a forest track. On reaching another forest track it is about 25 minutes walk to the car park at the Rettenbachalm.
Starting point: Parking Rettenbachalm (47 ° 41'32 "N - 013 ° 42'42 " E - 636 m) Directions:. From Bad Ischl follow the green signs "Rettenbachalm" for about 8 kilometres. No public transport
Destination: As a starting point - round trip
Possible accommodation
Board possible
Most economical season
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Being ultra-focused and attentive when hoisting the heavy iron is an absolute must when seeking the exponential results that'll take your bodybuilding progress further than ever before.
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Lock into your workout with Alpha-GPC!
As the most potent naturally-occurring form of the water-soluble vitamin choline, Alpha-GPC (Alpha-Glycerophosphocholine) is extremely effective in enhancing mood, feelings of wellbeing, and cognition (specifically memory recall). Alpha-GPC directly bolsters mental processes at the cellular level by strengthening the inner membranes of cells, replenishing the phospholipid outer coating of cells, and improving the communication between cells.
Complete tunnel vision is the superior mental state for growth-inducing gains. It's imperative when cranking out the final reps of an especially gruelling set. Such extreme focus is often referred to as the flow state, where complete concentration takes center stage and everything clicks into place.
Alpha-GPC is fast-acting and highly bioavailable when taken orally. Once ingested, it's rapidly metabolized into a combination of choline and a byproduct called glycerophosphate. Together these performance compounds instantly increase alertness and clarity of thought.
…instantly increase alertness and clarity of thought.
Alpha-GPC's neuroprotective benefits and cognition-enhancing effects will also begin to take place immediately. The first thing you'll experience is increased signal transmission between brain cells. You'll think and respond faster. Your focus will improve instantly and you'll be ready to train with a new level of determination and drive.
A precursor to the powerfully energizing neurotransmitter acetylcholine, choline improves memory formation, recall and a host of additional cognitive functions such as learning ability, concentration and mental focus. Each of these functions is integral to productive workouts. However, it's enhanced focus and attention that'll prime you for the best workouts of your life.
Alpha-GPC is no quick fix. Its benefits are both immediate and long-lasting. While some stimulants rapidly respond to supercharge the neurons, Alpha-GPC works at the cellular level to permanently optimize mental focus while also providing a powerful stimulatory effect. With Alpha-GPC, zeroing in on a succession of lifts with laser-like focus and completing each with energy to spare will have you growing faster than ever.
A lack of motivation should never again be to blame for poor workouts. The improved strength gains and acute growth hormone spiking that occur with Alpha-GPC will also increase your results beyond those experienced with lesser pre-workout compounds. But only the purest and most highly bioavailable form of Alpha-GPC will give you benefits like superior mental focus. With IMPACT IGNITER you're getting the most effective form of Alpha-GPC available today.
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