Facilities manager's guide to Buildings Show[R] @ Neocon[R] World's Trade Fair 2005.
June 13-15, 2005 * The Merchandise Mart * Chicago
The 37th annual NeoCon[R] World's Trade Fair, which will be held June 13-15, 2005 in Chicago at The Merchandise Mart, will offer attendees a plethora of special events celebrating the best aspects of interiors and the built environment.
* A variety of CEU-accredited educational programs geared to the interiors and built environment. Don't miss the special "Facilities" tracks--a Buildings Show specialty!
* Six keynoters throughout the 3-day event. Buildings magazine sponsors Bill Rancic, winner in the first season of Trump's "The Apprentice," on Tuesday, June 14, at 9 a.m. Rancic's presentation is being co-sponsored by Steelcase, Teknion, and Trendway.
* The 10th Annual Innovations Awards product competition, presented by Buildings magazine, which showcases innovative solutions to today's facilities challenges through the products and services of exhibitors at NeoCon 2005. Look for Innovations plaques in the showrooms and market suites of winning companies throughout the event; judges view finalists on-site and select a Grand Prize Winner in each of eight categories.
* Products and services for commercial facilities the most extensive exposition of interior building products and services. (See page 70 of this issue for an alphabetical list of NeoCon exhibitors by company and location. For exhibitors by category, and an easy-to-create planner for your on-site visits, go to [www.buildings.com/neoconplanner.aspx]).
Educational Programs Sure to Inspire
Recognizing the need for quality education for facilities professionals, Buildings Show[R] and NeoCon[R] management have combined their expertise to present topical educational presentations to facilities professionals. Of particular interest and highlighted in red in the seminar preview that begins on page 65--are three tracks:
* Facilities Management (FM)
* Facilities Construction (FC)
* Facilities Technology (FT)
Seminars are also customized to address three experience levels:
* Beginning: Teaches participants how to apply knowledge, practical concepts, and basic professional skills to frequently encountered design problems. (basic)
* Intermediate: An expansion beyond basic professional skills. (int.)
* Advanced: Teaches participants how to apply practical concepts and professional skills to complex design problems, or newly emerging or highly specialized subject areas. (adv.)
Other tracks include: Office Design (OF); Environmental Design (ENV); Institutional Design (INST); Management Skills (MGT); Workplace Health (WPH); Professional Development (PD); Retail Design (RET); Healthcare Design (HC); Dealer Strategy (DS); Technology Solutions (TECH); Hospitality Design (HASP); Residential Design (RES); and Senior Housing Design (SH).
More information and a registration form can be accessed at ([www.merchandisemart.com] click on "NeoCon World's Trade Fair") or by calling (800) 677-6278.
MONDAY, JUNE 13
* TRANSLATING CORPORATE CULTURE AND VISION INTO DESIGN [int.] [OF]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* HIGHLIGHTS AND CHALLENGES OF CREATING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE HOSPITAL [int.] [HC]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
# CREATING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: ISSUES AND TRENDS IN DESIGN [basic] [FC]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* TRAINING AND COACHING A "SUPERBOWL" SALES TEAM [int.] [DS]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* THE INTERIOR DESIGNER-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP: WHAT THE INDUSTRY WANTS TO KNOW [int.] [RES]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* BETTER LIGHTING & DAYLIGHTING SOLUTIONS FOR THE OFFICE [int.] [WPH]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* WHERE ARE WE ON THE ROAD TO SUSTAINABILITY? [int.] [ENV]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* DYNAMIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS FOR EDUCATION [adv.] [INST]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* PHOTOGRAPHY THAT WORKS! CREATING GREAT IMAGES FOR MARKETING SUCCESS [int.] [PD]: 11 a.m.-noon.
# PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR THE BUILDING PROFESSIONAL [int.-adv.] [FM]: 11 a.m.-noon.
# YES, YOU CAN HAVE HIGH RELIABILITY AND ENERGY CONSERVATION [int.] [FT]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* DIGITAL PRINTING & DECORATIVE PRINTING APPLICATIONS [basic] [HOSP]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* METHODS OF THE MASTERS: HOW THE "STARS" DO BUSINESS [int.] [RES]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* CREATING A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO WORKPLACE DESIGN [adv.] [OF]: 1-2 p.m.
* IDENTIFYING AND DRIVING KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS [adv.] [MGT]: 1-2 p.m.
* BRAND YOUR CLIENT! ... MAKING DESIGN A GREAT STRATEGIC TOOL [int.] [RET]: 1-2 p.m.
* CULTURAL CHANGE--NEW MODELS IN DESIGNING FOR SENIORS [basic-int.] [SH]: 1-2 p.m.
# NAVIGATING LEED FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS [int.] [FC]: 1-2 p.m.
# PERFECTING THE DESIGNER/FACILITY PLANNER PARTNERSHIP [int.] [FM]: 1-2 p.m.
* PUTTING THE SERVE BACK INTO SERVICES [int.] [DS]: 1-2 p.m.
* USING COLOR AS A DESIGN STRATEGY [basic-int.] [RES]: 1-2 p.m.
* OFFICE DESIGN AS APPLIED MANAGEMENT: MYTHS AND REALITIES [adv.] [OF]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO GREEN INTERIORS [basic] [ENV]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* PITCHING DESIGN TO THE AD/MEDIA CLIENT [int.] [PD]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
# INTEGRATING WORKPLACE STRATEGY AT NORTHROP GRUMMAN [adv.] [FM]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
# DESTROYING COMMONLY HELD MYTHS ABOUT ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING [basic int.] [FT]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* USING ANY TECHNOLOGY PROFITABLY [int.] [TECH]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* THE ART OF PLASTICS [basic] [HOSP]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* COMMUNICATION FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS [basic] [RES]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* THE NEW DYNAMIC: WORKPLACE MORPHING & WORKPLACE BIOMETRICS [int.] [OF]: 4-5 p.m.
* GREENING THE CORE AND SHELL: LEED FOR CORE AND SHELL BUILDINGS [int.] [ENV]: 4-5 p.m.
* ETHICS IN CORPORATE AMERICA: IS IT REALLY A BALANCING ACT? [int.] [PD]: 4-5 p.m.
* TEN PRINCIPLES OF HEALING ENVIRONMENTS [int.] [HC]: 4-5 p.m.
# UNDERSTANDING THE NEW ADA ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES [int.] [FC]: 4-5 p.m.
# TEAM MEMBER--TEAM PLAYER: BIG DIFFERENCE? [basic-int.] [FM]: 4-5 p.m.
* TEN COMMON MISTAKES DEALERS MAKE ... AND HOW TO FIX THEM [int.] [DS]: 4-5 p.m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
* BUILDING CODES FOR INTERIORS-A PRIMER [basic] [PD]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* INTEGRATED NOT ISOLATED: INTEGRATING DESIGN APPROACHES TO ACHIEVE COORDINATION, COMMUNICATION, AND COLLABORATION ON DESIGN PROJECTS [basic] [RET]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* COLOR IN HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE RESEARCH LITERATURE [int.] [HC]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* INCREASING REVENUE THROUGH STRATEGIC SEGMENTED STRATEGIES [int.] [DS]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* BUYER BEHAVIOR IN MARKETING DESIGN SERVICES [int.] [RES]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* OFFICE OF THE FUTURE [adv.] [OF]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* INTERFACE'S ATLANTA SHOWROOM: A LEED-CI PLATINUM CASE STUDY [int.] [ENV]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* THE CREATIVE SANDBOX: LEVERAGING THE CREATIVE FORCES IN YOUR ORGANIZATION [int.] [MGT]: 11 a.m.-noon.
# HOW EVENTS AND ADVANCES HAVE CHANGED THE WAY WE DESIGN SPACE [int.] [FC]: 11 a.m.-noon.
# RISK MANAGEMENT FOR THE FACILITIES PROFESSIONAL [int. adv.] [FM]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* INSTALLATION FROM A DEALER'S POINT OF VIEW [int.] [DS]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* CALCULATING THE VALUE OF DESIGN [adv.] [RES]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* CHANGE, CHAOS, CONTRASTS, AND COMPROMISE: WORKPLACE OF THE FUTURE [int.] [OF]: 1-2 p.m.
* "LCA": THREE LITTLE LETTERS THAT WILL CHANGE SPECIFYING GREEN BUILDING MATERIALS FOREVER [basic] [ENV]: 1-2 p.m.
* LESSONS LEARNED--OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN CREATING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE SCHOOL [int.] [INST]: 1-2 p.m.
* BUT I'M NOT IN SALES!" [basic-int.] [PD]: 1-2 p.m.
* HEALTHCARE INTERIOR MASTER PLANS PROCESS AND STRUCTURE FOR SUCCESS [int.] [HC]: 1-2 p.m.
# THE EVOLUTION OF FM ORGANIZATION DESIGNS AND STRUCTURES [int.] [FM]: 1-2 p.m.
# NANOTECHNOLOGY: THE NEXT REVOLUTION IS HERE & IT'S NOT "IT" [basic-adv.] [FT]: 1-2 p.m.
* PHYLOGENETIC DESIGN [int.] [WPH]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* GREEN MATERIALS FOR GREEN ARCHITECTURE [basic-int.] [ENV]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* HOW TO PREPARE A GSA QUALITY OFFER IN OFFICE FURNITURE [basic] [PD]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
# DESIGNING FOR GOOD IAQ [int.] [FC]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
# THE MYTHS OF REAL ESTATE COSTS [basic-int.] [FM]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* COATING INNOVATIONS--CHOOSING MORE THAN A COLOR [int.] [TECH]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* DESIGNING WITH LIGHT [int.] [HOSP]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* LIVING WELL--POSITIONING TO THE LUXURY LEVEL MARKET [int.-adv.] [RES]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* PRIVACY: WHO NEEDS IT? [int.] [OF]: 4-5 p.m.
* NARRATIVE ANALYSIS: IDENTIFYING NEW MODELS FOR WORKPLACE TRANSFORMATION [int.] [PD]: 4-5 p.m.
* NEW APPLICATIONS OF MUSIC FOR HOSPITALS AND CLINICS: USING HARMONIC HEALTHCARE MUSIC TO ENHANCE THE PATIENT, VISITOR, AND STAFF EXPERIENCE IN HOSPITALS AND CLINICS [basic-int.] [HC]: 4-5 p.m.
# GREEN DESIGN FIVE SIMPLE WAYS TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENTALLY SUPERIOR BUILDING MATERIALS [int.] [FT]: 4-5 p.m.
* BRAND-BUILDING TO SUPPORT NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT [int.] [DS]: 4-5 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
* THE INSIDE STORY: WORKPLACES THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE [int.] [OF]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* THE VIRTUAL REALITY COURTROOM: A NEW DESIGN VERIFICATION TOOL [int.] [INST]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GOOD & BAD CONTRACT [int.] [MGT]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* LIGHTING: MAKING THE MOST OF IT [int.] [RET]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
# STONE TRENDS 2005 [int.] [FC]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* HOW DOES YOUR PROJECT BECOME A MATERIAL REALITY? [basic] [HOSP]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES FOR ENTERTAINING, RELAXING, AND WELL-BEING [basic] [RES]: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
* CATCHING UP WITH MOBILITY [int.] [OF]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* SENSE & SUSTAINABILITY: CURRENT ISSUES IN WINDOW MANAGEMENT & DAYLIGHTING [int.] [ENV]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* DESIGNING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS [basic-int.] [INST]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* ASSESSING DIVERSITY WITHIN DESIGN [int.] [PD]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* HEALTHCARE DESIGN AND RESEARCH: HOW THEY WORK TOGETHER [int.] [HC]: 11 a.m.-noon.
# ANALYZE THIS! ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTER INDEX: A TOOL FOR CLIENT PROGRAMMING AND RELATIONSHIPS [adv.] [FM]: 11 a.m.-noon.
# CARPET FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT [basic] [FT]: 11 a.m.-noon.
* DESIGN FOR SUCCESS: CHOOSING ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PRODUCTS [int.] [ENV]: 1-2 p.m.
* GROW YOUR PRACTICE: THE INTERIOR ADVANTAGE [adv.] [PD]: 1-2 p.m.
* HEALTHCARE SUCCESS: POSITION YOUR SELF TO SUCCEED [adv.] [HC]: 1-2 p.m.
# BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING-THE CASE FOR LIFE-CYCLE DESIGN [basic] [FC]: 1-2 p.m.
# USING DESIGN PSYCHOLOGY TO CREATE IDEAL PLACES [basic] [FM]: 1-2 p.m.
* THE AUTOCAD TOOLBELT [int.] [TECH]: 1-2 p.m.
* VASTU LIVING: THE POWER OF DECOR [basic] [RES]: 1-2 p.m.
* FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION-ERGONOMICS FOLLOWS THE BODY [int.] [WPH]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT'S CHICAGO [basic] [PD]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* CUSTOMER SERVICE AND WAYFINDING--HOW TO ENSURE YOUR PROGRAM WORKS (CASE STUDY OF WAYFINDING AT MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER, SPRINGFIELD, IL) [basic-int.] [HC]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
# INTERIOR MATERIALS: FACT OR FICTION? [int.] [FT]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
* COMPLETE CONTRACTS ENSURE PROFITABLE PROJECTS [basic] [RES]: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
A variety of association forums have also been organized during NeoCon World's Trade Fair. For more information, go to (www.merchandisemart.com) and click on "NeoCon World's Trade Fair."
Note: Particular interest in the seminar preview is indicated with #.
Keynote speakers
With a high-profile keynote speaker series at this year's event, attendance promises to be notable. "2005 is going to be a fantastic year for NeoCon," notes Mark Falanga, vice president, commercial furnishings industry, Merchandise Mart Properties Inc. (MMPI). "We anticipate an impressive turnout, and we have something to offer to everyone, no matter what their design styles are." Keynote presentations are:
Bruce Mau
Monday, june 13 * 8 am.
Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza--Sauganash Ballroom
Presented by International Interior Design Association
Sponsored by Allsteel and Business Week
"What Massive Change Means for the Workplace"
Behind the Scenes of Best of NeoCon[R]
Monday, June 13 * 3 p.m.
Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza--Sauganash Ballroom
Sponsored by Contract magazine
Hani Rashid
Tuesday, June 14 * noon
Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza Sauganash Ballroom
Presented by METROPOLIS magazine
Sponsored by Paoli
"Technology Transforms Architecture and Design"
Michael Payne
Tuesday, June 14 * 1 p.m.
Merchandise Mart Conference Center
Sponsored by Design & Architecture magazine
"The Most Common Design Dilemmas Between Couples"
Robert Verdi
Wednesday, June 15 * 10:30 a.m.
Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza Sauganash Ballroom
Sponsored by: Wallcoverings Association
"Fashion Forward: From the Runway to the Hallway--Moving Beyond Color in 2005"
EXCLUSIVE KEYNOTE
Bill Rancic
Tuesday, June 14 * 9 a.m. Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza--Sauganash Ballroom
Sponsored by Buildings magazine, Steelcase, Teknion, Trendway
"You're Hired: How to Succeed in Business and Life"
Bill Rancic competed in front off millions of viewers to hear Donald Trump say "You're Hired." From starting a multi-million dollar cigar business out of a small studio to instant stardom and assisting Mr. Trump in overseeing the construction of the Trump Intl. Hotel and Tower in Chicago, this illustrious entrepreneur will share his "Apprentice" experience and his lessons in success, as well as an inside look at the exciting new Chicago project.
Exhibitors A-Z
This year's NeoCon World's Trade Fair will feature expanded,
newly remodeled 7th and 8th floors, both of which offer
temporary exhibit space, as well as permanent showrooms on
the 3rd, 10th, and 11th floors. This year, exhibition hours
for all three days will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Go to (www.buildings.com/neoconplanner.aspx) to create an
easy-to-use planner for your on-site visits (exhibitor
listings online include product categories).
Showroom/
Company Floor Suite
2/90 Sign Systems 11 119A
20-20 Technologies
Commercial Corp. 7 7-7030
3 Form Inc. 7 7-4094
9 to 5 Seating 8 2030
A
ADI Art Design Intl. Inc. 8 2110
ABCO Office Furniture 11 1140
ABET Inc. 8 4129
Aceray LLC 8 2020
A-Clever Technology 7 7-1079
Acoustic Ceiling Products 7 7-8039
Adden Furniture Inc. 10 1050
Affordable Interior Systems 10 1082
AICO Office Systems 7 7-4110
Alcalagres SA 7 7-8114
Allermuir Ltd. 8 6094
Allied Tile 7 7-2034
Alloc Inc. 8 6056
allseating Corp. 3 394
Allsteel Inc. 11 1120
Allyn Bank Equipment Co. 10 1067A
Alumigraph 7 7-2031
Amtico Intl. 8 7054
Anthro Corp. 8 1071
Antron 10 10-111
Apavisa Porcelanica 7 7-8056
APCO Sign Systems 8 1077
Appiani--ALTAECO 7 7-8102
Arakawa Hanging Systems
USA Inc. 8 1012
Arc-Com Fabrics Inc. 11 1155
Arcadia 3 340
Architex Intl. 8 4072
Arconas Corp. 7 7-6094
Armstrong Ceiling Systems 8 1094
Armstrong Commercial Flooring 8 1102
ARPA 8 4036
Artisan House 7 7-7099
Artopex Plus 11 11-115A
ASI Modulex 8 7033
ASID 8 9041
ASM Modular Systems Inc. 7 7-1075
Astek Wallcovering Inc. 8 8040
Atlas Carpet Mills 11 11-122
AVA Furniture Group 8 3130
B
BALT/Best Rite/Trinity Furniture
(BBT Group) 8 2140
Bang & Olufsen America Inc. 7 7-6052
Barrisol USA 7 7-1074
basyx 7 7-4050
Beaulieu Commercial 11 1167
Bellacor.com 7 7-7046
Benjamin Moore & Co. 8 7030
Bernhardt Design 3 300
Bernhardt Textiles 3 301
Best Metal Cabinet 7 7-1033
Best View Intl. 7 7-8118
BIFMA 8 4013
Blackstock Leather Inc. 7 7-3045
Bloomsburg Carpet Ind. Inc.
(Tuva Looms) 8 6046
Blue Ridge Carpet Mills 10 10-160
Boss Office Products 8 1106
Boyd Lighting Co. 10 1040A
Boylu Commercial 11 1167
Bradford Systems Corp. 3 3-107
Brandrud Furniture 11 11-112
Brayton Intl. 11 11-114
Bretford Manufacturing 10 1080
Brunton Logan Intl.
representing Saggio. 7 7-7103
Buddy Products 7 7-3129
Buildings cafe 8 9048A
Buildings magazine 8 6060A
Bumil Safe Mfg. Co. Ltd. 7 7-1034;
4017
Burke-Mercer 8 1067
Burtco Enterprises Inc. 8 1063
Bush Industries 11 1191
C
CF Stinson 8 4067
Caba Co. 7 7-7076
Cabot Wrenn 10 10-116
Cambridge Commercial 11 1167
Campbell Contract 3 310A
Cape Contract Furniture Inc. 3 345
CareerTrip.com 8 1014
Carnegie 11 1123A
Carolina Business Furniture 11 11-124
Carpet and Rug Institute, The 7 7-1049
Carpin Manufacturing 7 7-7118
Cartwright Inc. 3 336
CCN Intl. 10 10-150
Centiva by Intl. Floors of America 8 3014
Ceramica Bardelli--ALTAECO 7 7-8104
Chairworks America Ltd. 11 11-117
Charles Alan Inc. 7 7-6086
Charles Samelson Inc.--Coral
Fabrics Division 8 3062C
Chemetal 8 1023
Cherry Man Industries Inc. 8 2118
Chicago Lighthouse Industries 7 7-1081
Chief Manufacturing 7 7-4107
Chilewich 8 6030
Choice Industries Corp. 7 7-1063
Chromcraft-Revington Inc. 10 1099
Chuan Hsing Chemical Industry
Co. Ltd. 8 2002
Citibank MasterCard 7 7-2035
Command Wallcovering 8 8049
Concept Seating Inc. 7 7-1071
Concord Products Co. Inc. 8 3046
Correll Inc. 7 7-3101
CPFilms Inc. 8 3012A
Creative Wood Products Inc. 10 10-128
Crossville Inc. 8 9090A
CSPS Metal Co. Ltd. 7 7-7030
Cubicon Corp. 8 2034
CUSP Office Products 7 7-4102
D
Daesan Curve Co. Ltd. 7 7-1070
Dar/Ran Furniture Industries Inc. 11 11-104
Data One Inc. & DIRTT
Environmental Solutions 7 7-1062
Dauphin North America 3 393
Davies Office Refurbishing Inc. 8 4015
Davis Furniture Industries Inc. 3 3-115
DDMS/EC12 8 3068C
Deepa Textiles Inc. 10 10-166
Design Options 3 345
DESIGNTEX 3 3-121
Designweave 7 7-4038
Details 11 1112
Dewert Motorized System 7 7-1038
Dinoflex Manufacturing Ltd. 8 4119
Diversified Furniture Industries Inc. 7 7-7122
DMI Office Furniture 8 1078;
2078
Doherty Associates 11 1177
Doug Mockett & Co. 8 8050
Dow BioProducts Ltd. 7 7-3094
Draper Inc. 7 7-1037
Durkan Patterned Carpet 3 377
Dynasound Inc., Soundmasking
& Eavesdropping Protection
Divisions 8 1053
EAC Corp./The EckAdam Co 3 3-112
ECA 8 3122
ECOsurfaces
Commercial Flooring 7 7-7070
Edelman Leather 8 6050
Egan Visual Inc. 10 1079
Ekitta 3 3-349
Eliason Corp. 7 7-8037
Elmo Leather Inc. 7 7-2054
emu americas LLC 7 7-4061
Encore Seating 8 4080
EPS-Doublet 7 7-3119
Ergo Star Inc. 7 7-3021
Ergocraft Office Furniture 8 1105
ErgoGenesis LLC 8 9074A
Ergonomic Concepts 7 7-6114
Euromarmol USA 7 7-9097
Evolve Furniture Group 10 10-142
EXPANKO Inc. 8 1118
F
Facements 8 4101
Fairfield Chair 7 7-1065
Falcon Products Inc. 11 11-111
Fallshaw Wheels & Casters 7 7-4117
fathom 7 7-4119
FCI 10 10-109
FireKing Intl. 8 8093
Fixtures Furniture 11 1140
Flexco 8 2098
Florense 8 8062
Flying Horse USA Corp. 7 7-7094
Foliot Furniture 7 7-4097
Forbo Flooring 8 6114
Forma & Design Inc. 8 3018
Formcase Inc. 11 1169
Formerica Corp. 8 3080
Fortune Contract Inc. 11 1135
Foxxman 8 4068
Free Axez USA 7 7-4035
Fry Reglet Corp. 7 7-6082
Furniture Lab, The 8 6034
Fypon Ltd. 7 7-3054
G
Garrett Leather Corp. 8 6086
Gauss Furniture 8 1015
Geiger Intl. 7 7-4082
8 4112
Gerflor Contract Flooring 8 7071
GF Office Furniture Ltd. 3 316
Gianni 10 10-154
Gibraltar Inc. 7 7-7050
Girsberger Office Seating 10 109
GlassKote USA 7 7-3098
Global--The Total Office 10 1035
Goelst Corp. 11 11-113A
Gordon Intl. 8 A128
GranitiFiandre 7 7-8110
Great American Picture Co. 8 A131
Great Openings 3 3-112
Greene Bamboo 7 7-2102
GreenGuard
Environmental Institute 7 7-3099
Gressco 8 7094
Gross Stabil Corp. / K&B 7 7-2094
Group Dekko Office Furniture Div. 8 4049
Groupe Lacasse 10 1042
GS Chair Co. Ltd. 7 7-8073
GSA National Furniture Center 8 1079
Gunlocke Co., The 11 1126
H
Hakatai Enterprises 7 7-9099
Halcon Corp. 3 355
Hale Mfg. Co. 8 1083
Hallowell Division,
List Industries Inc. 7 7-2120
Halo Floors 7 7-4022
Harden Furniture Inc. 10 10-164
Harrington College of Design 7 7-6110
Harter 11 1140
Haworth 3 312
Hayashi USA 8 1076
HBF Textiles 3 387
HBF 3 387
Hekman Contract Furniture 8 7070
Heller 3 324A
Herman Miller Inc. 3 321
Hickory Leather Co. 11 11-121
High Point Furniture Industries 8 2062
High Mark 10 10-110
Hirsh Industries Inc. 8 9036A
HON Co., The 11 1130
Honeywell Nylon 7 7-4062
8 4098
Humanscale 3 351
Hyhrids + Fusion--Microcare 8 7034
Hyundai Metal Co. (Patra Corp.) 7 7-1078
I
ICF Group 3 365
ICI Paints 7 7-4033
Idea@Work 8 8094;
9093
IGO Limited 7 7-2065
Imola Ceramica 7 7-9101
Indiana Art Glass 7 7-7044
Indiana Furniture 3 3-112
Industrial Woodworking Corp. 7 7-4129
Innovations in Wallcovnnngs Inc. 10 10-148
Innovative Storaqe Designs Inc. 8 1113
Inscape 10 1095
Instyle Contract Textile Inc. 8 6054
Intellaspace 8 8030
Interface Fabrics Group 8 4086
Interface Flooring Systems 10 10-140
Interiors and Sources 7 7-3075
Interlam Inc. 7 7-2115
Intraspec Solutions 7 7-6106
Inwood Office 10 10-146
IQ Group Inc., The 7 7-8035
Ironwood Manufacturing 7 7-3117
ISE Inc. 8 1120
Isotech Products Inc. 7 7-6038
izzydesign 11 1150
J
J & J Furniture and Fixtures 8 9078A
J & J/Invision 10 10-118
J. Ennis Fabrics Ltd. 7 7-4067
Jasper Desk Co. 8 1031
JDS Intl. SPA 11 11-112A
Jesper Office Inc. 8 1018
Joel Berman Glass Studios
(U.S.) Inc. 11 1173
JOFCO Inc. 11 1132
Johnsonite 8 4022
Jolt Lighting Inc. 8 3114
JSI--Division of Jasper Seating
Co. Inc. 8 2008
June Tailor Inc. 7 7-3066
K
Kahrs Hardwood Flooring 7 7-2083
Karndean Intl. 8 8045
Kathy Ireland Office 7 7-3022
Keilhauer 3 373
Keleen Leathers Inc. 7 7-4067
KI & Cos. 11 1181
KIIKA Intl. 7 7-4045
King Slide 7 7-2042
Kingdar 8 2114
Knoll Inc. 11 1111
Korea Federation of Furniture
Industry Cooperative 7 7-1094
Korea Gas Spring Co. Ltd. 8 3014A
Koroseal/Vicrtex Wallcoverings 8 7086
Kova Textiles LLC 8 7046
Kravet 8 3054
Krug Furniture Inc. 3 333
Kwalu 8 3054C
Kwik-File 11 1147
L
Lamin-Art 7 7-4030
Landbond Group 7 7-4039
Larry Kanfer Gallery 7 7-2051
La-Z-Boy Chair Co. 10 10-135
Leed Group, The 7 7-1032
Lees Carpets 3 3-101
Lees Commercial Carpet 7 7-2084
Legacy Furniture Group Inc. 7 7-6046
Leland Intl. 8 4030
Lesro Industries Inc. 7 7-1057
LG Flooring 8 8086
Llan Li Industrial Co. Ltd. 7 7-2077
Light Corp. 8 1115
Lightology. 7 7-4105
Lijiang Seating Co. Ltd. (IJL Intl.) 7 7-6042
Linak US Inc. 7 7-4072
Lintec of America 8 1099
Loewenstein Inc. 3 3-111
LOGICDATA 7 7-1045
LogiSon Acoustic Network/Scamp
Sound Masking 7 7-4073
LONSEAL Inc. 8 8033
Lumicor 7 7-6078
Luna Textiles 10 10-106
M
Madir Inc. 8 4033
Magna Design Inc. 8 2070
Magnuson Group Inc. 10 4054
Maharam 11 1188
Mannington Commercial 10 1039
Markant USA 8 3086C
Marquis Seating 8 3086C
Martela by Suomi Inc. 7 7-2074
Martin Brattrud 3 347
Marvel Group, The 8 4123
Masland Contract 10 10-102
Master Caster/Master Mfg. 7 7-1061
Matel 11 11-114B
Mats Inc. 8 1004
Maximum Systems Furniture
Co. Ltd. 7 7-2080
Maxon Furniture Inc. 3 330
Mayer Fabrics/ Lucia
Cassa Collection 8 6038
Mayline Group 11 1147
McDonald Duvall Design 7 7-1030;
3020
MDC Wallcoverings 10 10-155
MechoShade Systems Inc. 8 1135
Meqastar Systems 7 7-2122
Meltdown Glass Art & Design/Radiant
Resin 7 7-3130
Merryfair Chair System
Sdn Bhd, The 7 7-1089
Metro 11 1118
Micro Touch Inc. 7 7-2038
Midwest Folding Products 8 1019
Miller Office Furniture 3 337
Milliken Carpet--Sylvan
Chemical Co. 10 10-115
Mio 7 7-3070
Mobilia Inc. 7 7-7110
Modular Intl. Inc. 7 7-6118
Mohawk Group, The 3 377
Momentum Group Inc 10 10-147
Mondo USA 8 3030A
Montel Inc.--The Intelligent
Use of Space 7 7-4042
Morbern USA Inc. 8 9042A
Moview 7 7-6034
N
National Partitions 7 7-7114
Naugahyde 8 1131
NCS--Natural Color System 8 3004
Nemschoff 8 4062
Hessen Lighting 3 347
Neutral Posture 10 10-153
Nevamar Decorative Surfaces 7 7-3069
Nevers 3 345
New Product Specialties Group 7 7-1086
New Spec Inc. 7 7-2048
Nightingale Inc. 8 4040
nora Rubber Flooring/Freudenberg
Building Systems Inc. 8 2106
Norus Office Furniture Inc. 7 7-2050
Nova-Link Limited 10 1033A
Novawall 10 1048A
Novo Arts 7 7-3081
Nucraft Furniture Co. 11 1166
O
OasysChair Co. Ltd. 7 7-2037
OFDA 7 7-6030
Office Chairs Inc. 8 1014
Office Furniture Group/OFIS
Systems 8 1038
Office Specialty 10 1095
Office Star Products 8 1042
OFFMA 7 7-2022
Ofisworld Co. Ltd.,
Furnimax Corp. 7 7-2030
OFS 3 399
Oldcastle Glass 7 7-1066
OMNIDECOR SPA 7 7-7047
OMT Intergon Corp. 7 7-1093
One Source 3 347
P
PacifiCrest Mills 8 4093
Panduit Corp. 7 7-7100
Panolam Industries Intl. Inc. 8 3062
Pantone 7 7-7078
Paoli Inc. 3 3-123;
380
Patcraft Commercial Carpet 8 3094
Patrician 11 11-118
Patrick Industries/Lamitech 8 3050
Paul Brayton Designs 8 1087
Peter Meier Inc. 7 7-8043
Peter Pepper Products Inc. 10 1094
Phoenix Art Group 7 7-2100
Prismatique Designs Ltd. 8 4094
Project Matrix 7 7-7054
Q
QFI/Quaker Furniture 8 1114
Quadrifoglio 7 7-7036
R
Raynor Group/Furotech Seating 7 7-4078
Rexite 8 3022
RFM 8 7062
Richard Schultz Design Inc. 7 7-4086
Richard Winter Associates 11 1170
Right Angle Products/K & A
Mfg. Inc. 7 7-4029
Rigid Global 7 7-4106
Riviera LLC 3 341
RK Witt & Associates Inc. 3 345
Robert Allen Contract 7 7-3033
Robert Allen Group 3 367
Robus Leather Corp. 7 7-4081
Robust Marketing Co. Ltd. 7 7-2046
Roman Architectural Coatings 7 7-2073
Roppe Corp. 8 3010B;
3012B;
4009
Rosemount Office Systems LLC 11 1144
RPC Software 7 7-2069
RPI 8 1059
S
Safco 3 331
Samsonite Commercial
Furniture by Cosco 7 7-8030
Sandier Seating 8 3068
Sandusky Lee Corp. 8 1049
Sanitas/Metro Wallcoverings 8 6082
Schluter Systems LP 7 7-2104
Shukra Manufacturing 7 7-1041
schwab Corp. 8 1119
Scuffmaster Architectural Finishes 8 3130C
Seatply 7 7-1082
Sedia Systems Inc. 7 7-3122
Shaw Contract 10 10-167
Shelby Williams Industry 11 11-111
Sheridan Contract 10 1042
ShimmerScreen
by BCM Architectural 7 7-4111
SI Flooring Systems 8 4073
SICIS 7 7-8062
Sickler Organization LLC 10 10-141
Siena Marble & Mosaic 7 7-9116
Simagran SP 7 7-8068
SIRE SpA 7 7-8112
SIS-USA Inc. 10 1098
Sitmatic 8 6062
SitOnlt Seating 10 10-100
SKYCO Shading Systems Inc. 7 7-1083
Skyfold 8 1047
Skyline Design 8 6106
Sloan Valve Co. 7 7-3043
Smith Graphics 7 7-7066
Smith McDonald Corp. 3 318A
Soft dB 7 7-7045
Software Innovations Inc. 8 2102
SoftWalls Inc. 7 3072
Solutia/Ultron 10 10-130
Source Intl. 8 4116
Southern Metal Industries 10 1043A
Spacesaver Corp. 8 6110
Spec Furniture 8 4048
St. Timothy Chair 10 1052
Star Intl. Furniture Inc. 8 2044
Star Quality Office
Furniture Mfg. Ltd. 8 7102
Steelcase Inc. 10 1032
Steelpower 24/7 Dispatch
Seating by Kustom Fit 7 7-1031
Stone Design Inc. 7 7-9119
Stone Source 7 7-8094
StoneImpressions 7 7-2081
Strong Products Group Ltd. 7 7-7074
Stylex 3 346
Sugatsune America Inc. 7 7-4021
Sunburst Shutters 7 7-3120
Surface Technologies Inc. 7 4123A
Surface Works 7 7-6100
Symbiote 8 3033
T
Takeform 8 9062A
Tana-Tex Inc. 8 6080
Tandus Group 3 391
Tarkett Commercial 7 7-3041
Tayco 11 1149
Team Systems LLC 7 7-4122
TeamWorks Office Furniture Inc. 7 7-2118
Tek Stil Concepts 7 4103
Teknion 10 1048
Terrazzo & Marble Supply Co. 7 7-8100
TFG Installation Services Inc. 8 1011
Think Glass 7 7-2029
Three Coins Contract 8 1059
Three H Furniture Systems 3 339
TMC Furniture Inc. 8 6100
Topstar GmbH 7 7-6068
Total Door 7 7-7068
Trendway Corp. 10 1086
Tricycle 8 4110
Trinity Furniture Inc. 8 2094
Trumove Designs Inc. 7 7-2130
Tuff-Edge Inc. 7 7-7062
Tuohy Furniture Corp. 10 10-132
U
Ulett & Associates Inc. 3 337
Unicor Federal Prison Industries 8 2004;
2006;
3001
Unisource Office
Furniture Parts--xXtreme 7 3077
United Receptacle 7 7-2036
University Loft Co. 7 7-4046
V
Valley Design 8 8046
Van Dljk Carpet, Inc./2TEC2 8 3118
Vecta 3 303
Versteel 10 1093
Vescom America 10 10-161
VIA Inc. 8 1062
Victor Innovatex Inc. 8 5129
Victor Plastics Inc. 7 7-3050
Virco Manufacturing Corp. 11 1162
Vista System Inc. 8 1103
W
Wallcovering Source/DL
Couch Wallcovering 8 7038
Wan Der Ful Co. Ltd. 7 7-3100
Warmly Yours. 7 7-8098
Water Wonders Inc. 7 7-4093
Watson Desking 8 1030
Well-Run Hardwares Co. Ltd. 7 7-1035
Whitehall Furniture Inc. 8 2050
Wieland Furniture Co. 8 9098A
Wilsonart Flooring 7 7-4051
Wiremold/Legrand 7 7-8065
Woodhaven Contract Furniture 7 7-2062
Woodtech Inc. 10 10-134
Woodtronics/Ceraln Corp. 10 10-168
WorkRite Ergonomics 10 10-152
Y
Yun Liang Co. 7 7-1063
Z
Zhejia Zhongwei Machinery
and Electric Co. Ltd. 7 7-2070
Zhongwei Machinery
& Electronic 8 3006A
Zoom Seating 11 1140
Although every effort has been made to make the exhibitor list
as complete as possible at press time, base upon information
obtained directly from exhibitors at NeoCon World's Trade Fair
2005, Buildings cannot ensure the accuracy of all information.
Go to (www.buildings.com/neoconplanner.aspx) to create your
easy-to-use planner for on-side visits.
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Exclusively highlighting products and services at NeoCon[R] 2005!
Presented by Buildings magazine, the 10th annual Innovations Awards product competition showcases innovative solutions to today's facilities challenges. Categories in this year's competition include Computer/Software/Automation solutions, Energy Efficiency solutions, Environmental Sensitivity solutions, Product Performance and Ease of Use solutions. Safety and Accessibility solutions, Workplace Aesthetics solutions, Workplace Flexibility solutions, and Workplace Performance solutions. Three finalists from each category (receiving "Citations of Excellence") will be viewed on-site during NeoCon World's Trade Fair. June 13. in Chicago, and a Grand Prize Winner will be selected in each category. Look for Innovations plaques in the showrooms and market suites of winning companies.
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- The missing piece. (Opinion).
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- Mark your calendar.
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- NeoCon World's Trade Fair in Chicago Set for June 18-20.
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