Last week we provided a definition of Modular Casework. Today we’ll give you six reasons to consider it in your next interior design project:
When it comes to evidence room storage, there is a lot of stuff to plan for – weapons, stolen property, narcotics, money, biological evidence, and more. The value of this evidence diminishes if it is.
Modular Casework is fast becoming THE alternative to built-in cabinets. Its use is spreading from offices to laboratories and from hospitals to schools. Problem: Webster doesn’t offer a definition.
Indiana Jones:“Snakes. Why’d it have to be snakes?”
Who knows why, but I started thinking about those old Reese’s Cup commercials the other day. You know, the ones where one person says: “hey, you got your peanut butter on my chocolate”, and another.
We have some exciting news to share with you! There is a new addition to the Patterson Pope Family – Central Business Group. For those of you not familiar with CBG, here is the scoop. CBG started.
The NFL lock-out ended and there was an NFL season in 2011. For pro football fans (and fantasy football coaches), this was great news. Even as the lockout stretched into the summer, NFL teams were.
If you are working on a project that involves storage systems, we can help. For up to date Revit Models, Revit Finishes and CAD Files, check out theDesign Toolspage of our website.
There isn’t a market that Patterson Pope doesn’t touch, but right now we are all about healthcare in Columbus, OH. I’m not exaggerating when I say every healthcare system in this town is doing some.
Over the past few years, we have seen an interesting shift in the way our storage products are used – especially in acute care facilities. In the past, hospital storage consisted of tons of paper.
