2012 826 NATIONAL: The San Fransisco group built a network of innovative tutor- ing centres to help children learn to write
2011 TECHSHOP: TechShop workshops provide their members with the tools and knowhow to build and construct things
2010 BUILD-A-BEAR WORKSHOP: This global retailer offers an interactive experi- ence to make a personalised product
2009 US ARMY: The army adopted a pio- neering approach to recruitment through its American Army website and centre
2008 ABRAHAM LINCOLN MUSEUM: A history-based experience invigorated by the introduction of cutting-edge technology
2007 TNT INC: The community design fi rm transformed its offi ces for an engag- ing, performance-driven B2B experience
2005 HOK SPORT (NOW POPULOUS): Recognised for placemaking, specifi cally combining the natural with the artifi cial
2004 CHARTHOUSE LEARNING: Its line of Fish! products and Fish! philosphy are designed to help businesses train staff
2003 CERRITOS LIBRARY: Strikes the right chord on exterior and interior design, theming, technology and human contact
2002 LEGO GROUP: Denmark’s toy- making powerhouse meets all 10 levels of Strategic Horizons’ Placemaking Portfolio
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2001 JOIE DE VIVRE HOSPITALITY: The hotel group’s approach to theming helps to create a unique guest experience
1999 AMERICAN GIRL PLACE: The doll retailer offers a day out that includes a visit to dolls’ salon and a photo session
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