Portland Spaces & Skylab: NORTHward Bound
posted by Steve Rauner, Leave a Comment
Have you seen the latest issue of Portland Spaces Magazine (May/June 2008)?
In a continuation of well deserved attention, Skylab Design Group’s incredible interior work on the NORTH office is featured in a three page layout as part of the Here & Now section (pg. 56) and we wanted to extend another congratulations on an incredible piece of work which makes it a pleasure to come to work everyday…
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