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THAN 36 YEARS. an agreement and move in sync in order to become
successful,” he says.
Labeth adds: “It’s important to understand your
market and demographics. Remember that you’re
designing for your customers — colors they like and
Interior & Exterior Design
materials that appeal to them. Look around to see
New Concept Development what other centers are doing. In the end, design is a
collaboration among architects, designers and own-
Planning & Consulting ers. Owners have to be happy with the look and feel
of the design because they have to live there.”
Architecture
No matter what size your center is, the goal should
Theme Design be to make it the most attractive and appealing
venue you can. A wealth of research shows that
Re-Imagining of Existing Facilities people have an attractiveness bias. They believe
attractive things are better, and they are more likely
to attribute positive characteristics to them.
According to Adobe’s State of Create Report,
businesses that invest in design are 80% more likely
to have satisfied customers than those that don’t.
Design change and relevancy go hand in
hand. Ignoring the concept can be costly.
Call (248) 644-7275 for a consultation today,
and learn more at www.dynamicdesignsinc.net As entrepreneur and author Adam Witty notes,
“If you don’t like change, you’ll like irrelevance
even less.”

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