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Mar 04

FoundersCard: CH reader exclusive with the elite membership card for entrepreneurs and innovators

Posted in: bonobos, carrental, memberships, ragbone, specialoffer, virgin

Advertorial Content: As a small business we know all about the challenges that come along with expenses and budgeting. Tools like FoundersCard, a membership service for entrepreneurs that helps smooth out these problems, play an important part in our day-to-day running of Cool Hunting: Cool Hunting Daily emails, our mobile…

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Dec 12

Interview: Callie Tedder-Hares: We talk to the Virgin Atlantic design manager about the uptown/downtown aesthetics at the new NYC clubhouses

Posted in: flightattendants, virgin

Advertorial content: In the past year Virgin Atlantic has opened new Clubhouses at both of New York City’s international airports. Coincidentally, airside (past security) spaces became available around the same time at both JFK and Newark, which presented an opportunity to design two lounges with a singular storyline. After considering…

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Oct 11

Interview: Richard Branson on Design: Our interview with the entrepreneur on the importance of design in building a brand

Posted in: adventures, entrepreneurs, virgin

by Rod Kurtz When you board a Virgin America plane, distinct aesthetics—purple ambient lights, black leather seats and a flight crew smartly clad in Banana Republic uniforms—make it immediately clear this airline is different. Like the rest of Sir Richard Branson’s properties, Virgin America launched in 2007 as a brash…

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Nov 02

Spaceport America

Posted in: nouveau mexique, richard branson, spaceport, spatial, virgin

Un travail du studio d’architecture Foster + Partners avec le premier aéroport spatial de l’histoire Spaceport America : le projet de Richard Branson, patron de Virgin. Une surface de 11 000 m2 dans le désert du Nouveau-Mexique. Le premier vol suborbital est prévu pour la fin 2012.

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Apr 11

Virgin Oceanic

Posted in: oceanics, virgin

Voici le nouveau projet de Richard Branson, après Virgin Galactic et les vols commerciaux dans l’espace : Virgin Oceanic. Le principe est de proposer à des passagers d’explorer les points les plus profonds des océans grâce à un sous-marins capable de rester 24 heures sous l’eau.