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asid national industry partner focus ASID is pleased to introduce the inaugural National Industry Partner Focus. National Industry Partners are those companies who are active in all 48 ASID chapters. This annual section has been developed to showcase the vast product offering that our Industry Partner members provide to ASID practitioner members. From paint to lighting, and commercial furniture to sustainable ﬂooring, ASID Industry Partners provide designers with invaluable product knowledge and expertise, as well as cutting-edge product for speciﬁcation. Our Industry Partners can serve the needs of members for any project, ranging from health care to hospitality and any residential project. As is the case of all 2,900 Industry Partner companies, national Industry Partners contribute much to ASID and we urge all ASID members to consider Industry Partner product first when making specification decisions. The section is also featured in the online version of ASID ICON on the Web at www.asid.org/icon, with hotlinks from the individual company listings to the corporate Web site. 2nd Ave Design Inc. | (800) 843-1602 | www.2ndave.com 2nd Ave Design, manufacturing iron lighting ﬁxtures in the United States for more than 25 years, is known for its quality and innovative designs. Styles range from traditional and transitional, to contemporary and theme lightingm, in both standard and custom designs. Select from our catalogs or “design your own.” Projects include high-end residential, senior living, hotels, casinos and restaurants throughout the United States and abroad. Especially notable are our street lighting projects for master planned communities, resorts and cityscapes. [See our ad on page 96] Amtico International | (404) 267-1900 | www.amtico.com When you ﬁrst walk across an Amtico ﬂoor you instinctively begin to remove your shoes, —questioning the impeccable beauty of the surface you are walking across. More compelling is the silence, not a combination often realized with high heels and wood ﬂooring. This is your only clue that there's more underfoot here than meets the eye. Amtico continually achieves this blend of high performance and realism through innovative design and forward-thinking product development. Globally known for more than four decades, Amtico has manufactured resilient ﬂooring synonymous with unique design, cutting-edge innovation, practicality and durability. Amtico's collections are inspired by materials such as wood, marble, slate, metal and glass. Armstrong | (800) 356-9301 | www.armstrong.com Armstrong is a global leader in the design and manufacture of the acoustical ceiling and wall systems used in commercial applications. Its extensive product portfolio offers a vast array of metal, wood, mineral ﬁber and ﬁberglass ceilings to meet virtually every aesthetic, performance and budget requirement in commercial interiors. It also features a wide variety of "free-ﬂoating" ceilings such as canopies and clouds. And, through its Architectural Specialties Group, Armstrong provides consultative services in the design and installation of custom ceilings. In addition, the Armstrong Ceiling Recycling Program was the ﬁrst in the country to enable building owners to reclaim old ceiling tiles from renovation projects rather than dumping them in a landﬁll. Since it began the program in 1999, Armstrong has recycled more than 45 million square feet of discarded ceiling tiles. ASID ICON | NOV/DEC 2007 77 http://www.asid.org/icon http://www.2ndave.com

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ICON - The magazine of the American Society of Interior Designers Contents President’s Message Good to Know Innovations Breathing Life into a Building Designs for Senior Living On the Move Thinking Green Aging in Style Industry Inside ASID Grassroots ASID National Industry Partner Focus Showroom Advertisers Resource Guide Annual Articles Index

ICON - The magazine of the American Society of Interior Designers

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