(pronounced dih-MIZ-ing wall) If you end up working in either corporate design or tenant development, you will encounter this phrase often. The term refers to the wall separating a tenant's (i.e. an occupant’s) suite from either another tenant's suite

(pronounced DEM-mo) Most people hear this word and think demonstration — say like what the Home Shopping Network does all day with knife sets, exercise equipment and beauty products. And since the general public is so market aware these

(pronounced DEN-tihl MOHL-ding) If your first thought when hearing this term is the dentist, you’re actually not far off from the definition. A dentil is one in a sequence of little rectangular blocks – that actually resemble teeth –

(pronounced dih-ZYNE for awl) Aligned with the idea of Universal Design, Design for All is a term used in the European Union . According to the European Commission, it "encourages manufacturers and service providers to produce new technologies for

(pronounced dih-ZYNE bild) The most common way of getting a building built is to hire three parties: an A&D firm to form the project’s aesthetic and oversee creation of the construction documents, an engineering firm to ensure that the

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