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The Barbican is staging the first major exhibition in Britian of the internationally acclaimed and London-based designer, Ron Arad. Commencing on the 18th of February, you will be able to experience Arad’s work and influences through workshops, performances, discussions and games, led by cutting-edge like-minded practitioners. Check here for an event and talk schedule.
Noon Studio is a collaboration between Taiani Vincent & Gautier Pelegrin.
Love this oversized type furniture from Swiss company Set26. Would love a set of my initials for underwear
Another skateboard related post but I just couldn’t resist this! Italian architecture practice studiometrico have converted an old cinema in Milan, into the new Bastard flagship store, which also includes a suspended bowl and offices. It’s interesting to see how the original form of the cinema helps to create such a unique space to work and play, living the dream! I’ve put a few more images up for your viewing pleasure other than that there is a really good article on Arch Daily about it.
Muti Randolph has created some beautiful light and topographic-like installations.
I love this.
In the corporate world, usually there is nothing more plain or mundane than the surface on which employees tread upon. As such, they tend to be designed with their durability in mind rather than having any great aesthetic value. Carpets for Buildings aim to change this trend, and my word, they certainly have. Their creative solution uses computer controlled carpet printing machines to create special visual and spheric effects which are strikingly beautiful with limitless potential.
Ever wondered what one of your concept sketches would look like if it was turned directly in to the finished item? Well, Swedish company Front have demonstrated to us that it is possible, and with interesting results.
Royal/T is a playful collision of art gallery, café and retail shop within a 10,000 sf warehouse in Culver City, California. wHY Architecture designed the space unlike any other, playing upon traditional rules of gallery, retail and restaurant design. Rather than the ‘white box’ space, existing walls remained unpainted, and undulating ribbons of ten foot high acrylic walls contain the art and retail offerings in architectural vitrines.
Surface has won the Riba Award for 2008 with the Birkbeck College remodelling, in Gordon Square, London.
Designer Ross Lovegrove, has created this mirrored capsule that lets you see the entire surrounding environment, but doesn’t allow anyone see you. Coming to a mountain near you.
New wayfinding system from Cartlidge Levene for Selfridges, Oxford St
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