구름아래에서 따뜻한 식사 음식을 만들면서 발생된 co2를 식사를 할 수 있는 쉘터로 재활용한다. :) 생각은 작은 것부터 할 수 있는 것 같아요. 파빌리온의 형태를 다양하게 만들 수도 있고 그 안을 채우는 것은 피크닉의 음식을 만들면서 발생하는 연기를 이용하고 있어요. 우리가 멀리서 이야기 하는 친환경 컨텐츠, 많은 비용이 들어가야 하는 이중외피나 BIPV SYS. 굳이 그러지 않아도 좋은 생각이 좋은 디자인을 만들어요 :) This inflatable pillow on stilts is a picnic pavilion designed by Netherlands design studio Overtreders W. Called The Roof That Goes Up in Smoke, the inflatab..
Architects: Stein Halvorsen Sivilarkitekter Location: Forsøket, 9010 Tromsø, Norway Project area: 5,300 sqm Project year: 2010 Photographs: Bent Raanes, Sarah Sørensen Tromsøs new fire station marks the beginning of Stakkevollveien – a transformation area between Coal Crane Swing and Campus, and will hopefully set the standard for future developments. On the sites lower level – addressing the St..
Cinimod Studio was commissioned by the Itsu restaurant group to create a bespoke lighting feature for their restaurants. The brief was to capture the elegance and freshness of their brand while bringing a new excitement and visual prominence to the stores. Butterfly In Flight from Cinimod Studio on Vimeo Cinimod developed a concept inspired by Itsu’s butterfly motif which was brought to life as ..
Dimensions : 32 x 32 x 36 cm Material : Eternit (cement and fibres) This seat by Nicholas Le Moigne of Switzerland is made entirely of scrap fibre cement. « All Lovely Stuff by Carl Clerkin and Ed Ward Trash Cube by Nicolas Le Moigne December 11th, 2010 This seat by Nicholas Le Moigne of Switzerland is made entirely of scrap fibre cement. Called Trash Cube, the object is made from the discarded ..
‘Seeing things from different angles, changing the perception of what we are seeing’ – New Angles is an interactive installation reflecting the juxtaposition of subversive thinking and visual perception. The project was created by SuperNature, the knowed Shanghai based multi-discipline design company which is specialized in interactive design, visual communication & media technology. New Angles ..
Binic is the name of a little lighthouse on the coast of Brittany. And it is the Breton seafaring world that has inspired this young French designer’s small, fun table lamp. Binic’s curious form recalls the “wind socks” that are used as ventilation systems on sailing ships. Its odd shape stimulates the imagination to create a wide range of interpretations. Because of its small size and fun, colo..
Vienna Design Week 2010: Austrian designer Rainer Mutsch has created a range of outdoor seating moulded from sheets of fiber cement. The recyclable composite is more normally used in the construction industry, and is made from natural materials including cellulose fibres. Called Dune, the seats comprise loops of the material and can be used as individual pieces or a modular system. Mutsch develo..
The Cul is Cool Tour made its way to Valencia this year. First premiered in NYC last year, the Cul is Cool seat and photographic exhibition at Hat Gallery, curated by Ramon Ubeda and Pepa Reverter exposes the sensuality, provocativeness and sculptural qualities of the buttock shaped seat designed by Ramon Ubeda and Otto Canalda for ABR. The collection of seats was fully exhibited during Valencia..
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has created a transparent mobile phone. Called X-RAY, the design was created for telecommunications company KDDI and will be on show KDDI Designing Studio in Tokyo from 19 October. See all our stories about Tokujin Yoshioka » Here’s a little text from the designer: X-RAY for KDDI iida by Tokujin Yoshioka Apart from arranging visual appearance, I have pondered a..
No matter how stylish, bicycle helmets have the nasty habit of mussing up hair while making you look like a dork. That often keeps cyclists from wearing helmets altogether--a habit that prompted Swedish designers Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin to design Hövding ("Chieftain"), a bike helmet that doesn't look much like a helmet at all. Chieftain, which has been in development for the past six years,..
