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Errata

Staff -- Interior Design, 12/1/2001 12:00:00 AM

The design and fabrication of the "pop mirrored screen" featured in "Prime Time" on pages 190 and 192 in the October issue should be credited to Michael Czysz of Architropolis.

Architect John Reimnetz assisted in the Diane von Furstenberg shop featured in the October issue on pages 230 to 235. The architectural/theatrical lighting system of the event space was designed by Robert Williams, C.P.R.-group; the art show was lit by Chris Dallow, also of C.P.R.-group.

The Gensler New York project in September 2001 featured photography by Lily Wang on pages 242 to 243.

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