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Training Tables 

KI training tables accommodate a variety of learning methods, including lectures, U-shapes, or groupings.

The Pros and Cons of Distance-Based Learning 

In week two of KI's distance-based learning interview series, middle schoolers share the pros and cons of online learning.

What Community Means Now 

Prior to the pandemic, KI, IIDA, and Kansas City design leaders met for KI’s second iteration of the Community as Strategy series

The Evolving Healthcare Landscape: How Certificate of Need Changes Are Increasing Choices for Patients 

In the final part of our three-part Business of Healthcare series, we examine how changes to 'Certificate of Need' regulations are expanding access and empowering patient choice.

Future-Ready Healthcare Perspectives from the KI Healthcare Advisory Board 

Explore how future-ready healthcare environments can adapt to evolving care models, technology, workforce needs, and patient expectations in our new blog series.

KI Showcases Innovative Furniture and Architectural Wall Solutions at NeoCon 2016 

KI makes headlines at the NeoCon® World's Trade Fair 2016 with a series of innovative new products and enhancements that refresh current collections.

Looking for a Job? 10 Industries With Tens of Thousands of Job Openings 

With a growing skills gap, KI advocates early technical training to fill thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs and prepare students for rewarding careers.

Giancarlo Piretti 

Giancarlo Piretti is an Industrial Designer. The Pirouette nesting table and Grazie and Doni chairs for KI U.S. are G. Piretti's latest designs.

Students Learn Best in an Engaged Classroom 

Dick Resch advocates for engaged learning environments—flexible, team-based classrooms that improve outcomes, reduce failure rates, and drive U.S. competitiveness.

Enhancing Patient Experiences: Designing Healthcare Spaces for Comfort, Choice, and Flexibility 

Choice transforms care. In the first of our three-part Business of Healthcare series, we explore how intentional design fosters empowerment, inclusivity, and well-being in healthcare spaces.

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