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Designing a contract space requires a thorough understanding of how end users will spend their time in it.

When it comes to both healthcare and hospitality, there is something to be said about the additional elements used in these segments, which have provoked designers to really think outside of the box.

Recently, I attended Fuse Alliance’s annual conference, an inspiring venue where we learn, network and get to know one another.

While the economy in general continues to move at a sluggish pace thanks to the new single-family housing and remodeling segments sloshing along for various reasons we won’t get into here, the commercial industry keeps chugging along.

As the economy continues to steadily recover, FMI, a construction and engineering industry consulting firm, predicts new construction projects will grow 8% this year based on the firm’s “Construction Outlook 1st Quarter Report.”

Truthfully, I never planned to work in commercial flooring.

A record 170 attendees visited San Diego for the FCICA 2015 Annual Meeting, “Riding the Wave of Success.”

A few weeks after Fuse Alliance announced its year-long transition to new leadership was complete a record number of members and suppliers came to the commercial buying group’s annual meeting where they were put on the “Launch Pad” and exposed to a new vision designed to make them the “go-to” network.

Nowadays, with a fluctuating economy, businesses are becoming more open to the idea of expanding to include Main Street sales.

John Laurie speaks candidly about his company’s growth over the years.