Tag Archives: Store Design

Apr25

On architecture, design, and early career influencers: our interview with Ken Nisch, Chairman of JGA

By Angela Elder, Sr. Director of Career Development Programs, NRF Foundation | Published: April 25, 2011
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NRF STORES recently conducted an interview with JGA’s Chairman Ken Nisch. Mr. Nisch, who has been with the design consultancy firm for more than 30 years, is a registered architect and was inducted into the Retail Design Institute’s Legion of Honor in recognition of his outstanding career achievement in the field of retail store design. [...]

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Jan30

Eastman and Auburn University Unveil Results from Student Design Program

By Angela Elder, Sr. Director of Career Development Programs, NRF Foundation | Published: January 30, 2009
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Eastman Chemical Company and the Department of Industrial Design at Auburn University unveiled results from their retail design program, in which students research real-world design challenges and develop cutting-edge displays. The students’ final designs included displays for DVDs, coffee, linens and an overhead “skyline” fixture for self check-out kiosks. The semester-long project was documented by [...]

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Jan15

NYU Grad Student Blogs from Retail’s Big Show–Day Three Recap

By Thomas Welsh | Published: January 15, 2009
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After spending two days at NRF’s Big Show, I was starting to get feel for the place. Here’s a recap of my Day Three (Tuesday, January 13). Retailers Doing Well by Doing Right: 11:00AM-12:00PM The first lecture I went to today was down in Hall E, where I heard Morley Ivers of RecycleBank and Tom [...]

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