MELISSA. WE ARE FLOWERS
NEW YORK. Soft Lab NYC were excited to combine their exploration of technology and craft with the delicate nature of the We Are Flowers collection by Melissa. Nature often provides inspiration for their…
NYC MAKERS: THE MAD BIENNIAL
NUEVA YORK. El estudio de diseño y arquitectura, Rafael de Cárdenas fue seleccionado de entre un grupo de candidatos de toda la ciudad de Nueva York para crear una instalación que representa la…
GATHERING
HOLON. Internationally renowned trend-forecaster and curator Li Edelkoort returns to Design Museum Holon with the new exhibition. In a world first, GATHERING will feature a survey of the ground-breaking 132 5. ISSEY MIYAKE…
GREGORY PROJECT
SLOVAKIA. Cities are engulfed with rigid constructions for billboard advertisment which are expensive tu put up, maintain and their subsequent renting is a costly venture. The Gregory project brings optimalization to the construction…
HEAD IN THE CLOUDS
NEW YORK. The Head in the Clouds pavilion is the main gathering space for FIGMENT’s 2013 summer-long exhibition on New York’s Governors Island. Chosen from over 200 submissions, the winning proposal of StudioKCA…
CH-AIR-S
TOKYO. EL arquitecto japonés, Yoichi Yamamoto, ha suspendido unas piezas de madera de colores del techo de la boutique de Issey Miyake en el barrio de Ginza, para conseguir que desde ciertos ángulos…
GEM COFFEE TABLE
BOSTON. Inspired by the reflections of light and transparencies found in gemstones, these metal and glass coffee tables translate facets through layers of color. Their modular geometries allow for sculptural arrangements within a…
POP-UP PAVILION
LONDON. KSR Architects won the competition to design a public pavilion for the first Camden Create Festival, which was in London’s Camden town from 13th to 15th May 2014. The resulting pop-up artwork…
WORK WITH ME PEOPLE
MILÁN. Bart Hess invitó una vez más al público a participar en la creación de sus materiales provenientes de otro mundo durante el Salone del Mobile 2014 . El diseñador holandés es conocido…
ALBERO
TOLENTINO. Conceived in the late 1950s as a floor-to-ceiling free-standing bookcase, “Albero” was designed for use in interior settings rather than for serial production. The “Albero” is formally associated with the Neoliberty period…
