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Interiors and Sources interiors+sourceFEBRUARsY 2017 THEGROWING URBAN INTEGRATION 001_C1_Cover_is.indd 1 1/20/17 2:32 PM WoodWorks® Custom Ceilings FOR A REFINED PAL ATE WoodWorks® custom ceilings let you create the sizes, shapes, curves, and perforations you need to bring your ideas to life. Choose from a rich variety of veneers, from mahogany and teak to black walnut and sapele, to perfectly complement your aesthetic. Learn more about the versatility of wood at armstrongceilings.com/woodworks WOODWORKS® ACCESS™ CUSTOM GULF CANADA SQUARE FOOD COURT, CALGARY, AB, CANADA TO BRING YOUR ONE-OF-A-KIND IDEAS TO LIFE, CALL 1-800-988-2585 STANTEC, CALGARY, AB, CANADA 002_003_ArmstrongCeilings_Sprd.indd 2 1/18/17 10:57 AM WoodWorks® Custom Ceilings FOR A REFINED PAL ATE WoodWorks® custom ceilings let you create the sizes, shapes, curves, and perforations you need to bring your ideas to life. 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This improvement is not just physical but also emotional; ... This improvement 28 62 74 Op-Ed: Profile: And On That Note… Urban Integration Redesigning Healthcare Good Support in the 21st Century i+s Design Connections Healthcare Designer Gretchen Jones’ new project, keynote speaker Whitney Bowman- Good Support, combines eye-catching Perkins Eastman describes its optimistic Zatzkin, director of Flip the Clinic, design with grassroots information on plans to transform the Southwest discusses how small changes can make a how to get involved in your communities. Waterfront in Washington D.C. big difference in healthcare environments. 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