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IKEA interior designer Christina Levenborn just helped researchers outfit the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS), a habitat in the Utah desert that acts as an analogue for the Martian surface, Fast Company reports.

IKEA designers have been trying to come up with new methods to make the cramped space feel like a home while maximizing utility. The vision is surprisingly similar to what youd find in an Earth-based IKEA furniture store: adjustable stools, stackable chairs, and movable trolleys.

We tried to work with products for small-space living situations that could be arranged in a flexible and multifunctional way, Levenborn said. For the habitat, we brought products on wheels for mobile living, stools for seating, and table surfaces and stackable chairs for saving space.

The MDRS habitat is a 26-feet-tall domed cylinder that includes a lab, workshop, kitchen, and six small sleeping bunks. Six researchers often spend up to a couple of months in the tight living space, studying the day-to-day experience of what it might be to live on the Red Planet.

We chose to maximize communal space and minimize private space, Robert Zubrin, president of the space advocacy group that runs MDRS, said in a statement. Each crew member has a small bunk they can retire to when they want to be alone, but the space they share is fairly large.

The Swedish furniture brand has also released a collection of MDRS-inspired homewares last year, including a rocket-shaped indoor terrarium, and space-age-y air purifiers.

READ MORE: Now that Ikea has colonized Earth, its going after Mars [Fast Company]

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While architecture and interior design are technically two different fields, both share a similar level of creative opportunity. Both fields rely heavily on client-facing communication as well as an eye for attention to detail. According to theU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics job forecast for (2014-2024), those who pursue an architectural degree can expect to earn an average of $76,930 annually, compared to the annual median of $49,810 for an interior designer.

So which companies are hiring for $100K jobsin architecture and interior design? Ladders put together a list of the 15 companies hiring the most $100K+ jobs in architecture and interior design currently from its continuously updated database of high-paying jobs.

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2. Boeing: 525

Despite falling under public scrutiny the faulty design of the737 MAX aircraft, Boeing holds the title of the largest global aircraft manufacturers; it is the second-largest defense contractor in the world based on 2015 revenue.

3. Walmart: 425

While Walmart has increasingly turned to robots to fill janitorial tasks, the companys higher-level job openings remain high. Walmart has 11,695 stores and clubs in 28 countries, under a total of 63 banners.

4. Jacobs Engineering: 353

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc., is an international technical professional services firm. The companyplans to create almost 2,500 jobs in UK.

5. Abb Holdings Inc: 275

Highest paying job titles at Abb Holdings Inc include Power and Performance Engineer, Account Manager, and Senior Software Developer

6. AECOM Technology Corporation: 249

AECOM is an American multinational engineering firm that provides design, consulting, construction, and management services to a wide range of clients.

7. Marriott International: 205

Marriott is expanding its portfolio to Jamaica and Curacao.

8. Honeywell International: 168

The company operates three business units, known as Strategic Business Units Honeywell Aerospace, Honeywell Automation, and Control Solutions, and Honeywell Performance Materials and Technologies.

9. Level 3 Communications: 165

Level 3 Communications is an American multinational telecommunications and Internet service provider company headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado.

10. Cushman & Wakefield: 161

The Trump Organization was recently hired by Cushman & Wakefield to fill the 62,000-square-foot space at the bottom ofTrump International Hotel & Tower in Chicago.

11. Stantec: 148

Stantec Inc. is an international professional services company in the design and consulting industry.

12. HNTB: 147

The firm has designed many bridges, roadways, airports, professional sports stadiums and rail and transit systems across the United States and around the world.

13. OldCastle: 104

OldcastleInfrastructure is an industry leader in engineered building solutions.

14. HDR: 66

HDRpartners with clients to connect the right engineering, architecture, environmental and construction services experience and expertise for your projects.

15. Johns Hopkins University: 66

Johns Hopkins just became the first university to partner with NATO.

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The Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) is a simulated Martian habitat in Utah. Its owned by the Mars Society, and its the societys second such station. The MDRS is a research facility, and while there, scientists must live as if they were on Mars, including wearing simulated space suits.

One group of visitors wasnt there for science, but for interior design. Two years ago, a trio of Ikea designers spent three days at the MDRS to develop Ikea products for small spaces. As it turns out, they ended up using their experience at the MDRS to help outfit the MDRS itself.

The Ikea team wanted to know how thinking like a spaceship or space station designer could help them design products for tiny living quarters in the Worlds mega-cities. Places like Hong Kong feature tiny apartments, spaces so small it would make the average North American claustrophobic.

Tiny living quarters are a reality for many people in the world. The question for the designers was: Could they learn valuable lessons from or space habitats like the MDRS that could translate into private living quarters? Those tiny apartments are peoples homes, and they not only need to provide for day to day living, they need to be psychologically comfortable. The same is true for astronauts on long-duration space missions.

Two years ago, after they left the station, Ikea designer Christina Levenborn said It was very apparent that all the human values that we take for granted werent taken into consideration, like eating together, enjoying entertaining activities and, especially your personal privacy.

Thats not surprising, especially from someone who specializes in design. Spaceships, space stations, and research stations like MDRS are designed with technical considerations at the forefront. Its the same with the pods at the research station, and thats the way it has to be. As another of the designers said, Of course theres a lot technically that needs to play a big part of these pods, but more interesting is the fact that the technical aspect can fail at any given moment because of the emotional climate in the pod.

Like a home, a research station contains both group spaces and private spaces. The Ikea designers focused on making both spaces more inviting, more comfortable, and more practical. Flexibility and modularity was key.

They developed what theyre calling the Rumtid line. Rumtid translates as space time, and those two words are part of the theme behind Rumtid. Ikeas Rumtid actually encompasses four words: space, time, water, and air.

But the designers work didnt end with a new product line. They also returned the favor to the MDRS. They came up with interior layouts and design strategies to make the place more livable, more effective, and more psychologically comfortable.

When we first got there, the condition of that pod was a bit surprising. We expected it to be more modern, Robert explains. So the Ikea team set out to modernize it. Not with fancy, extraneous items, but with practical ideas.

They worked to create harmonious group spaces alongside a sense of privacy in personal spaces. Thats not easy in such cramped quarters. They used modular furniture on wheels, and shelving and warm lighting to make the space more home-like.

We tried to work with products for small space living situation that could be arranged in a flexible and multi-functional way. For the habitat, we brought products on wheels for mobile living, stools for seating and table surfaces and stackable chairs for saving space, designer Christina Levenborn said in the Ikea blog.

Itll be a while before people are spending time at a real Mars outpost. But these things have a way of creeping up on us. Successful missions depend on getting the technical requirements right. But astronauts are still people, and though theyre remarkably focused, providing them with some sense of psychological comfort in their surroundings is just setting them up for success. Its common sense.

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Each week, Mansion Global tackles a topic with an elite group of designers from around the world who work on luxury properties. This week we look at how to use geometric shapes in your homes decor .

Whether iterated in a wallpaper pattern, used as upholstery for a sofa or formed into a functional piece of living room furniture, geometric shapes have a graphic quality that can lend a modernist touch to any space.

The look and feel itself can vary depending on the color and scale of the shapes you work with. Done in muted tones or a subtle scale, the vibe can be sophisticated and balanced; rendered in bold hues and large-scale designs, the effect can be playful and statement making. Circles, squares, octagons, hexagons, diamondsthe beauty of using these motifs to define your space is that there are so many different ways to goboth in pattern and furniture forms themselves.

To help your space take distinctive shape, follow these tips from the design pros.

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Think About the Spaces Function

Geometry in a space can create a spatial rhythm, which helps the mind easily process and define its surroundings. Depending on how these shapes are used, they can have a calming influence by creating an ideal space to relax and unwind. Alternatively, when used in a bold way, geometric shapes can help create a playful lookin a childrens room for example, or they can create quite a strong impact in an occasional dining or entertaining room.

The most important thing to learn and achieve in any given space is the sense of balance. If too many shapes, colors or patterns are set together, these may not sit happily. This, in turn, can create a sense of disruption resulting in a stressful or confused space.

The use of strong patterns or shapes can create an impact and can therefore date or tire in time. Because of this, it may be best to keep geometric shapes limited to soft furnishings like cushions, curtains and the backs of chairs that can be easily replaced without too much disruption. However, we at SHH like to take geometric shapes a bit further and often bring them into floor patterns, joinery cabinets and even doors. We do so subtlety and carefully to avoid overpowering a space and losing the sense of balance.

Some clients want to make a statement or an impact, so strong, large-scale geometric shapes can help create this effect. Others, with often busy and stressful careers want a calm and gentle environment to come home to. Therefore, geometric shapes can still work but used in a different way thats smaller in scale and softer in color and texture.

James Taylor, associate director at SHH Architects & Interior Designers in London

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Create Balance

Geometric shapes add personality and visual interest to interior spaces.

When styling vignettes, its all about the balance of the shapes and negative spaces that give the most interest to things like shelves and coffee tables.

I love to make sure there are circles, ovals and softer shapes in rooms. They balance out the harder lines of rectangles and squares.

Coffee tables are a perfect spot to add visual interest with geometric shapes. As they are usually balancing upholstery, its nice to have cleaner lines against the softness of a sofa and pillows. Also, a small grouping of a single-color objects work well for adding interest without it feeling busy. We love to use a single palette of black against a beautiful marble mantleeverything pops. Have fun; the best rooms always have a bit of playfulness.

Holly Waterfield, lead designer, interiors, at The Brooklyn Home Co., a development and design firm based in Brooklyn, New York

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Consider Scale and Color

Geometric shapes can add vibrancy and movement to any space. The impact can be a strong or subtle statement depending on scale and color. If youre looking for something more subtle and sophisticated, I recommend staying within a neutral color palette. Tone up the energy with vibrant, playful colors in warm or cool hues.

When you want to make a statement with a geometric design in a space, scale is the easiest go-to. If you want a more understated approach, small scale geometrics can take on a textural effect giving dimension and impact without boldness.

Have fun with shapes. If you want to mix different shapes in a room, tie the patterns together with similar or complementing colors for a cohesive feel.

Mixing prints are fine, but I would try to keep them in the same color family and play with scale so that the designs are not competing.

Whether you do an accent wall or an all-over pattern on four walls depends what you want the feel of the room to be. If youre looking for a playful, maximalist vibe, then I suggest a full room of wallpaper. If youre looking for a wow-factor statement or a centerpiece area of the room, then an accent wall would be your best choice. What matters most is color coordination and the scale of shapes to steer away from appearing too busy for the eye.

Ohio-based Amanda Both, lead designer at Tempaper, a line of removable wallpaper

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Happy 100th birthday, Bauhaus!

If youre an architect, interior designer or art enthusiast, youve undoubtedly heard of the Bauhaus School. Launched in Germany 1919, its become one of the most influential cultural movements of the 20th century. Still relevant 100 years later, its form follows function philosophy has influenced all facets of design including architecture, furniture, interior, graphic, and product design.

Hawaii embraced the Bauhaus principles, as evidenced by Governor John A. Burns work of the Hawaii State Capitoltrue to the traditions of Bauhaus in its use of clean lines, simple geometric shapes, and the openness of the entire structure. Other Bauhaus-influenced public buildings include the Battleship Missouri Memorial, the IBM Building, the original Kahala Hilton and Apartments, and the East West Center. Bauhaus design also became a trend in Honolulu office buildings erected in the 1950s and 1960s, with simplified forms and minimal ornamentation. Their interiors were often furnished with Bauhaus-inspired furniture.

As Hawaiis exclusive Knoll dealer, CEI Hawaii has furnished many Hawaii businesses over the last 20 years with these iconic modern pieces including clients such as the Honolulu Museum of Art, Halekulani, Hawaiki Tower, Howard Hughes Corp. and Bank of Hawaii. Clients love them for the timeless and elegant, simple modern design.

Knoll company co-founder Florence Knoll studied under the Bauhaus Schools founder Walter Gropius, incorporating Bauhaus modernist philosophy into her designs for the interiors of Americas largest corporations, including IBM, GM, and CBS. Today, Knoll is an international arbiter of style and design, and found in corporate headquarters and global tech campuses such as Apple and Google, and respected institutions like Stanford University and Stanford Medical.

Interested in further exploring the Bauhaus Movement and Mid-Century Modern Design? We invite you to contact Ann Motonaga, M.Arch.(RISD) (amotonaga@ceihawaii.com) to learn more.

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Black Friday has come and gone, and BOH editors have rounded up the latest industry releases that you may not have seen coming.

Jean-Marie Massaud: The Clayton Bench and Armchair

French architect and designer Jean-Marie Massaud is debuting two new pieces for the century-old Italian furniture brand Poltrona Frau (pictured above). Massauds uber-modern designs are clad in a tailored upholstery that will remind you of a time gone by. Inspired by couture craftsmanship, both seats can be customized in a variety of jewel-tone leathers and fabrics.

All in the details: The pieces share a signature weave that pays homage to the larger geometric forms of the two seats. The armchairs frame and the benchs pillow are both texturized by the distinct 3-D stitching.

The Trapeze mobile with porcelain bowlsCourtesy of Apparatus

Apparatus: Trapeze, Lariat and Triad

Much-hyped New Yorkbased brand Apparatus has released new additions to three of its signature lighting collections: the Trapeze, the Lariat and the Triad. The familiar lineup of geometrically inspired lights hold true to their original forms, but have been revamped by way of newly configured mobiles, wall mount fixtures and pendants.

The encore: The lights can be designed using brass or porcelain bowls, with each material giving off its own distinct glow.

The Herron sofa by Alexandra ChampalimaudCourtesy of Alexandra Champalimaud

Charles Burnand x Alexandra Champalimaud

Alexandra Champalimaud, founder of New Yorkbased firm Champalimaud Design, joined London gallery and studio Charles Burnand to debut a capsule collection at the 2019 Salon Art + Design Show. Inspired by the majesty of North American glaciers, the pieces carve themselves into space, blending the grace of nature with robust bronze detailingall in the context of Charles Burnands midcentury modern Italian designs.

The human element: From the Lacuna tables glass slab to the alabaster orbs in the Tana pendant, all of the pieces are handcrafted in London.

The Amphora vase, rightCourtesy of Ray Booth

Arteriors x Ray Booth Collection

At High Point this fall, Texas-based home furnishings wholesaler Arteriors announced a collaboration with Nashville-based interior designer Ray Boothhis debut lighting and accessories line. The 44-piece collection celebrates the contrast of the organic with the man-made, and clean, sculptural forms provide a fresh perspective across several product categories.

A little this, a little that: Almost all of Booths designs for Arteriors mix materials, tastefully pairing ceramic, wood, steel, iron and stone.

The iC1 sneaker by SertaCourtesy of Serta

The iC1 Sneaker by Serta

Mattress giant Serta announced a surprising addition to its repertoire today: a shoe. The company collaborated with hip-hop DJ and producer Clark Kent to create the iC1 Sneaker, which uses mattress technology to bring the same cooling support to feet that the Serta brings to your sleep cycle.

Sole chance: The sneaker is a limited-edition release and will come numbered with a mattress tag listing the product details.

The Lakota rugCourtesy of Lorena Canals

Woolable by Lorena Canals

For the last couple years of her two-decade career in washable rug designs, Barcelona-based Lorena Canals has been researching new methods to design the impossible: a washable wool rug. And now its here. In her new collection, Woolable, Canals announces two bohemian designs: Berber Soul and Lakota. These new rugs (and a pouf) come in mellow neutrals that lend versatility to the pretty and practical designs.

A perfect 10: Each one-of-a-kind rug requires the skills of 10 artisans, from the selection of the wool fibers to the finishing stages of production.

Homepage image: The Clayton bench, courtesy of Jean-Marie Massaud

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Tis the season to be jolly on Daniel Island! This weekend, the Annual Daniel Island Holiday Festival comes to town with plenty of merry-making opportunities for the whole family. On Saturday, December 7, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Volvo Car Stadium will be transformed into a festive, lively holiday showcase of shopping, entertainment and tons of holiday kids' activities to enjoy!

Bring the whole family out for this feel good holiday community event! The day will include fabulous holiday shopping, featuring over 100 of Charlestons finest vendors as well as musical entertainment on stage and plenty of kids activities on the ground level. Headlining the entertainment portion of the program will be a holiday extravaganza performance led by the 70 piece Charleston Community Band. The festival is the perfect way to kick off your holiday season. Once inside the gates, youll find an entire holiday shopping village conveniently located along the Volvo Car Stadium concourse. Enjoy festive drinks and food while you shop for just the right gifts for those on your list - including you!

$5 Admission/Kids 3 & under are admitted FREE!

Parking is available along Seven Farms Drive and Island Park Drive. Should the event need to be rescheduled due to severe weather conditions, the event will take place on Sunday, December 8 from 1 to 6 p.m. (note different time). Visit http://www.dicommunity.org and the Daniel Island Property Owners Association Facebook page for Holiday Festival event updates.

KIDS' ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Candy Cane Stilt Walkers Photos with Santa Claus KidsFerris Wheel KidsChallenge Inflatable Juggling Elves KidsHelicopter Ride Wacky World Inflatable Elf Band Holiday Glam Station Holiday Craft Station Holiday Games(Snowman Toss,Ring the Tree,Photo Props Station) Costumed Holiday Characters Face Painting Glitter Tattoos Balloon Twisting Little White Box Photo Booth Holiday Cookie Decorating Station Holiday Ornament Decorating Station

STAGE PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE11:00Holiday Music11:30The Charleston Caroling Company12:00Charleston Community Band Jazz Ensemble1:00Daniel Island Peace Love Hip Hop2:00Charleston Community Band3:00Hannah Burton3:30 Holiday Music

*Please note that entertainment is subject to change.

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Posted By: Larry Felton JohnsonDecember 2, 2019

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) announced in a press release that contractors will implement a traffic shift Wednesday for the rehabilitation of the I-75 southbound bridge over Barrett Parkway.

The GDOT describes the Wednesday traffic shift as follows:

Weather permitting, on Wednesday, December 4, crews will shift three through lanes on I-75 southbound to the right for temporary striping. The temporary striping will remain until the completion of the project in March 2020. Message boards and signage will alert drivers of the traffic shift.This project will provide rehabilitation of the I-75 northbound and southbound bridges over Barrett Parkway, including bridge joint replacement, deck overhang repairs, replacement of anchor bolts, and painting of the superstructures.

Message boards will give drivers advance notice of the upcoming lane closures. Motorists are advised to expect delays and use signed detours, exercise caution, and reduce their speed while traveling through work zones.Before heading out, get real-time information on work status and traffic conditions. Call 511, visit511ga.org, or download the Georgia 511 app.

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December 03, 2019

SCRANTON Sparked with creativity and plenty of holiday cheer, Downtown Scranton business and property owners are preparing for the annual Holiday Window Decorating Showcase on display Dec. 6 through Jan. 3, 2020. More than 50 storefronts will be featured in this years competition.

A secret panel of judges will award prizes in the following categories, many of which are new to this years contest: Unique, Traditional/Old-Fashioned, Most Retro, Most Whimsical, Most Festive, Best Use of Greens, Best Use of Recycled Materials, Most Childlike, Most Innovative, Most Glamorous/Bling, Best Use of Lights, Most Modern, Best Display of the Spirit of Christmas, Winter Wonderland and Most Scrantastic.

Where to Find Holiday Windows

Linden Street

Duffys Accessories, 218 Linden St.

Electric City Escape, 507 Linden St.

Caf West, 535 Linden St.

Lavish Body & Home, 600 Linden St.

North Washington Avenue

The Garden, 116 N. Washington Ave.

Raintree, 116 N. Washington Ave.

Steamtown Hot Yoga, 121 N. Washington Ave.

Over The Moon, 123 N. Washington Ave.

Sew Smart Fabrics, Inc., 126 N. Washington Ave.

New Laundry, 127 N. Washington Ave.

Peoples Security Bank, 150 N. Washington Ave.

Terra Preta Prime, 301 N. Washington Ave.

Pizza by Pappas, 303 N Washington Ave.

Comics on the Green, 307 N. Washington Ave.

Abes Deli, 326 N. Washington Ave.

Posh @ The Scranton Club, 404 N. Washington Ave.

Adams Avenue

Yoga West, 311 Adams Ave.

Tammys Stained Glass Treasures, 348 Adams Ave.

Spruce Street

NOTE Fragrances, 401 Spruce St.

Amendolaro, 410 Spruce St.

Tom Grudis Optical and The Bare Accessories, 424 Spruce St.

Burlap and Bourbon, 530 Spruce St.

Freedlove, 532 Spruce St.

Northern Light Espresso Bar, 536 Spruce St.

Salon A Go Go, 544 Spruce St.

The Beauty Mark Boutique, 546 Spruce S.

Wyoming Avenue

The Pink Pedal, 222 Wyoming Av.

CaPAA (Creative and Performing Arts Academy), 222 Wyoming Ave.

Franklin Avenue

Veloce Scranton, 120 Franklin Ave.

The Color Bar, 134 Franklin Ave.

Penn Avenue

The Wandering Hen Cafe and Market, 305 Penn Ave.

Peculiar Slurp, 307 Penn Ave.

The Giving Tree Wellness Center, 311 Penn Ave.

Electric City Bakehouse, 314 Penn Ave.

AV Restaurant, 320 Penn Ave.

RD Blow Dry Bar, 324 Penn Ave.

The Daisy Collective, 328 Penn Ave.

Mifflin Avenue

Duffy Jewelers, 250 Mifflin Ave.

Bogart Court

Trinity Studio & Gallery, 511 Bogart Court

Lackawanna Avenue

The Marketplace at Steamtown, 300 Lackawanna Av.

Alexanders Salon and Spa, 431 Lackawanna Ave.

Coney Island Lunch, 515 Lackawanna Ave.

8 Count Dancewear, 534 Lackawanna Ave.

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December 03, 2019

SCRANTON Sparked with creativity and plenty of holiday cheer, Downtown Scranton business and property owners are preparing for the annual Holiday Window Decorating Showcase on display Dec. 6 through Jan. 3, 2020. More than 50 storefronts will be featured in this years competition.

A secret panel of judges will award prizes in the following categories, many of which are new to this years contest: Unique, Traditional/Old-Fashioned, Most Retro, Most Whimsical, Most Festive, Best Use of Greens, Best Use of Recycled Materials, Most Childlike, Most Innovative, Most Glamorous/Bling, Best Use of Lights, Most Modern, Best Display of the Spirit of Christmas, Winter Wonderland and Most Scrantastic.

Where to Find Holiday Windows

Linden Street

Duffys Accessories, 218 Linden St.

Electric City Escape, 507 Linden St.

Caf West, 535 Linden St.

Lavish Body & Home, 600 Linden St.

North Washington Avenue

The Garden, 116 N. Washington Ave.

Raintree, 116 N. Washington Ave.

Steamtown Hot Yoga, 121 N. Washington Ave.

Over The Moon, 123 N. Washington Ave.

Sew Smart Fabrics, Inc., 126 N. Washington Ave.

New Laundry, 127 N. Washington Ave.

Peoples Security Bank, 150 N. Washington Ave.

Terra Preta Prime, 301 N. Washington Ave.

Pizza by Pappas, 303 N Washington Ave.

Comics on the Green, 307 N. Washington Ave.

Abes Deli, 326 N. Washington Ave.

Posh @ The Scranton Club, 404 N. Washington Ave.

Adams Avenue

Yoga West, 311 Adams Ave.

Tammys Stained Glass Treasures, 348 Adams Ave.

Spruce Street

NOTE Fragrances, 401 Spruce St.

Amendolaro, 410 Spruce St.

Tom Grudis Optical and The Bare Accessories, 424 Spruce St.

Burlap and Bourbon, 530 Spruce St.

Freedlove, 532 Spruce St.

Northern Light Espresso Bar, 536 Spruce St.

Salon A Go Go, 544 Spruce St.

The Beauty Mark Boutique, 546 Spruce S.

Wyoming Avenue

The Pink Pedal, 222 Wyoming Av.

CaPAA (Creative and Performing Arts Academy), 222 Wyoming Ave.

Franklin Avenue

Veloce Scranton, 120 Franklin Ave.

The Color Bar, 134 Franklin Ave.

Penn Avenue

The Wandering Hen Cafe and Market, 305 Penn Ave.

Peculiar Slurp, 307 Penn Ave.

The Giving Tree Wellness Center, 311 Penn Ave.

Electric City Bakehouse, 314 Penn Ave.

AV Restaurant, 320 Penn Ave.

RD Blow Dry Bar, 324 Penn Ave.

The Daisy Collective, 328 Penn Ave.

Mifflin Avenue

Duffy Jewelers, 250 Mifflin Ave.

Bogart Court

Trinity Studio & Gallery, 511 Bogart Court

Lackawanna Avenue

The Marketplace at Steamtown, 300 Lackawanna Av.

Alexanders Salon and Spa, 431 Lackawanna Ave.

Coney Island Lunch, 515 Lackawanna Ave.

8 Count Dancewear, 534 Lackawanna Ave.

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