The Distributed Work Forum created by SPACE in partnership with MIT and Cambridge University, will meet in Chicago next month for the third meeting in a series at Accenture. Twenty Senior Executives will work through today's technology climate and take part in the evolving workplace scenario planning.

“ It's the evolution of the revolution.
Defy gravity.”
~ Robert L. Hamilton Jr.

SPACE was pleased to host the board meeting of SPACE Japan in New York City and to review the very successful operation of the business under the leadership of Kenji Hirao. We are also pleased to welcome Yukitoshi Shirotani, President of Kokuyo Office Systems as our newest member of the Space Japan board.

SPACE sends our most thankful appreciation to Kingo Koruda, COO of Kokuyo, who had the vision to create SPACE Japan, 5 years ago as a partnership between Kokuyo and SPACE. Kokuyo, the leading office supply company of Japan has most recently entered into the US, India and Chinese market, bringing innovative products to the office supply market. Kokuyo, has been receiving positive attention by the business community as they reported $3 Billion in sales revenue and a growth in profitability of more than 850% in 2004.

Congratulations to Kokuyo!

SPACE Welcomes Hideyuki Imai
We welcome Hideyuki Imai, otherwise known lovingly as Harry, to SPACE. His home is Tokyo, Japan where he graduated from the Tokyo Zokei University . His passion for good design and focused attention endear him to our team. He enjoys baseball and soccer in his free time.

The Cogswell Realty Group, a major contributor in the redevelopment of Newark , hosted a career event for the Newark school children. The students were introduced to various occupations by local professionals. The day was filled with excitement as they gathered in the Grand Mezzanine of 744 Broad Street where SPACE is located. This striking venue was originally a banking floor when this building was the most prominent commercial address in the robust downtown Newark. Scott Daniels, Principal and Managing Director of the Newark office, presented boards of projects that represented  architecture in the fields of  telecommunications, financial and advertising  sectors. The kids really got into it and by the end of their intense conversation with Scott, were ready to become architects of the future.