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Samsung C&T’s New Culture Awards Part 3: A Customer-First Approach
Note: What makes Samsung C&T so successful? A diverse team of talented people. In the final edition of our culture award series, we look at employees that go above and beyond for our customers. Anyone who has worked in customer service has heard that cliché saying a thousand times– “the
Standing Tall: The Story Behind Skyscraper Foundations
Staring up from the foot of mega-tall skyscrapers like the Burj Khalifa, the buildings seem like an impossible feat. Stretching to the clouds, millions of tourists flock to the observatories of landmark buildings every year to take in the stunning views. But while snapping selfies in the sky, most people
A Field to Behold: How Landscape Architects Shape Our Everyday Lives
Blooming flowers in rich green spaces often prompt us to reach for our smartphones and snap photos enthusiastically. While the dashes of color they add to landscapes are unmistakable, these carefully curated areas are much more than their looks. Take High Line Park in New York for example. Built on
Samsung C&T Completes Renewable Power Generation Project in Ontario
Samsung C&T’s Trading Group completed construction on the North Kent Wind Farm in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, ending the three-phase construction of its renewable energy project. Started in 2008, the project consists of 10 power plant complexes that have a total capacity of 1,369MW of wind and solar energy, enough to supply
A Fashion Statement: Celebrating 10 Corso Como Seoul’s 10th Anniversary
In March 2008, fashion fans in Korea were presented a special treat when 10 Corso Como Seoul in Cheongdam-dong finally opened its doors. Not only did the store bring luxurious collections to shoppers, but as the first concept store in Korea, the unveiling of 10 Corso Como Seoul also represented
How Athleisure Took Over the Fashion World
At the turn of the millennium, a fashion movement began to gather pace quietly in urban hubs. Form-fitting lycra leggings, neoprene jackets and sports clothes started to pop up in unexpected places. From offices to coffee shops, items usually seen in the gym crossed over into everyday fashion. Dubbed “athleisure”,
