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The Design Vote

NoéMie Schwaller

19.01.2009

A daily vote on modern home furnishings and furniture, lighting and storage

Europe´s Bio-Battery

Nora Schmidt

16.01.2009

Europe remains the theme. Kem Koolhaas has recently presented a complex master plan for a European energy park in the North Sea.

Unknown »Bauhaus« by Gropius and Breuer discovered

Häuser

12.01.2009

Häuser shows an exclusive photo report on the villa in Pittsburgh

DEDON Design Awards

DEDON

12.01.2009

Even before the public will have the opportunity to view the new DEDON collections in the showrooms, the company's new products for 2009 have already received the »iF product design award 2009« no less than four times.

RELAXX sport and leisure center

Architonic

12.01.2009

The new RELAXX Sport Centre ar Bratislava enters the rush locality, harmonizes and directs the noise and chaos. This house is like a sculpture symbolizing the beauty of restlessness and the poetics of velocity.

Thonet at Media Plaza

NoéMie Schwaller

07.01.2009

Thonet furnishes the meeting and conference rooms at the Media Plaza of the 'Jaarbeurs' in Utrecht

Louis XIV Extruded

Nora Schmidt

06.01.2009

Carpenters Workshop Gallery presents Sebastian Brajkovic's furniture series 'Lathe'.

Desire

Susanne Junker

06.01.2009

A summing-up and stocktaking of the design of the first decade of the new millennium: So what is new, what can we expect and what will we want to have?.

Details

Susanne Junker

05.01.2009

In the form of a script Kristina Raderschad has put together a collection of annotated illustrations which deal with those aspects of our homes which do not normally form the highlights of books and magazines on home furnishing.

Zumtobel Highlights Show

NoéMie Schwaller

22.12.2008

The Zumtobel Highlights Show has been kicked off on 2 September, which marked the beginning of a 23,000 kilometer journey for the product innovations.

Camp Site

NoéMie Schwaller

22.12.2008

creates Design Bar for Stockholm Furniture Fair and Northern Light Fair

FREEZE project

NoéMie Schwaller

22.12.2008

FREEZE, a celebration in Anchorage Alaska of life in the north, brings together people from around the world to highlight the grace and grandeur of the north through conferences, performances and exhibitions.

Fifth "Architecture + Office XXL" innovation prize ...

Architonic

22.12.2008

This year's "Architecture and Office XXL" innovation prize has been won by the firm of REC Bauelemente GmbH.

Welcome to Vertigo

NoéMie Schwaller

22.12.2008

Viewing platforms promise a very special kind of experience. However, in spite of the breathtaking views they provide, these spectacularly constructed platforms themselves are often not noticed.

Anish Kapoor: Memory

Susanne Junker

19.12.2008

Exhibition at the Deutsche Guggenheim / Berlin until 1.2.2009

Pilgrims Architecture

Nora Schmidt

19.12.2008

In order to create centres along the way where the pilgrims can rest and pray the municipalities involved have commissioned eleven artists and architects to develop architectural solutions for this out-of-the-ordinary context.

Bisazza in Antwerp

Architonic

16.12.2008

Bisazza opens its first flagship store in Antwerp on 4 December

Possible Furniture

NoéMie Schwaller

16.12.2008

The »Possible Furniture« series plays with the perception of balance/unbalance and thereby questions the designer’s role.

Make Up Your Lamp

NoéMie Schwaller

16.12.2008

Lesslamp is considered more a happening than a light: The user must release the light drilling or breaking the ceramic piece with a pickaxe.

Max Bill 100 & ‚Die gute Form’ (good design)

Architonic

16.12.2008

'Max Bill 100' is the title of an exhibition at 'Haus Konstruktiv' in Zurich (until 22.3.09) dedicated to the work of Max Bill, the internationally known artist, architect and product designer. On 22 December 2008 Bill would have been 100 years old,

Architonic Concept Space II

Nora Schmidt

15.12.2008

Designed by Gramazio & Kohler, on view for the first time at the imm cologne 2009

Blow up sheet metal

Nora Schmidt

15.12.2008

An interview with Oskar Zieta, architect at the CAAD-professorship at ETH Zurich

The new Vitruvius, or what is architecture?

Susanne Junker

12.12.2008

Let's be honest, which of us has read the 'De architectura libri decem' ("Ten books about architecture") by Vitruvius, or even part of the work? Even though searching Google for 'Vitruvius' will produce no less than a staggering 3.6 million hits.

On a large scale

Klaus Leuschel

12.12.2008

If not entirely forgotten, so far the oeuvre of the Lausanne architect Jean Tschumi has at least been known for the most part only to insiders. This is no accident, in that post-war modernism has suffered from the popularity of classical modernism

Unsung America - Maine Journal: Like Father, Not Like Son

David Sokol

10.12.2008

David Moser is product development manager of Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers

Cretan Project

Line Numme

10.12.2008

Two designers, one house renovation and twelve furniture designs

Birkerød Sports and Leisure Centre

Architonic

10.12.2008

This newly completed sports and leisure complex has a distinctive, sculptural quality, further enhanced by the building’s essential transparency.

Design

Susanne Junker

08.12.2008

The introductory photo of this book says it all: two gentlemen are sitting, or rather lounging, in elegant armchairs, each with a glass of white wine in his hand, the bottle within easy reach in a wine cooler, and are chatting in an obviously good

How many ideas fit in a seat bucket?

NoéMie Schwaller

08.12.2008

For the fifth time Bene recently invited ten selected firms of architects and ten design studios to a creative dialogue. The seat shell of the Rondo chair by Bene represented the basic material and the question to participants was: how many ideas

LED – staging light and colour

Architonic

08.12.2008

Are we on the threshold of a change of direction in the design field?

2nd. YDMI Days in Berlin

Line Numme

05.12.2008

The three-day event kicked off with an extensive aperitif on the gallery of the 'Villa Elisabeth' in Berlin, which then provided a wonderful background for an excellent dinner, stimulating conversations and interesting presentations.

Polyhydroxybutyrates (PHB) reinforced by nano particles

Sascha Peters

05.12.2008

As a result of diminishing resources and rising prices the age of oil is drawing to a close. Accordingly there is increasing interest in renewable raw materials as alternative sources.

“Urban Canyon” Townhouses Create Eco-Friendly Village ...

Graphisoft Eva Etzel

04.12.2008

B9 Architects design sustainable multi-family project with ArchiCAD

"I have created a sculpture"

Nora Schmidt

03.12.2008

Jørn Utzon, one of the greatest architects of the past century, died last Saturday, 29.11.2008.

Maine Journal: Needles in Haystack

David Sokol

03.12.2008

Stuart Kestenbaum is director of Haystack Mountain School of Crafts

Blickfang 08 Zurich

NoéMie Schwaller

01.12.2008

The annual event presents both well-established and young labels

No Man's Land's Water Supply

NoéMie Schwaller

27.11.2008

Fresh Water Thanks to «No Man’s Land» for the Dead Sea Region

FlatPak

Nora Schmidt

26.11.2008

Industrially prefabricated and modular dwellings have long since established themselves, in the USA, in particular.

Cabinetmakers' Autumn

Nora Schmidt

26.11.2008

On 21 November the curtain went up for this year's exhibition, which is entitled "Fifty Fifty", a title which is intended to highlight the shared interdependence and responsibility of designers and manufacturers.

The quiet revolution

Nora Schmidt

26.11.2008

There are now a number of companies on the market which specialise in the development of micro wind turbines that enable individual power generation.

High-Tech meets eco

Nora Schmidt

26.11.2008

The Swiss designer Beat Karrer researches new processing methods of bio-degradable plastics

Attractive LED lamps?

Line Numme

26.11.2008

The light-emitting diode (LED), which we are all familiar with as an electronic signal or in the form of advertising and background lighting, has for some years now been conquering new areas of application. Its tremendous potential for energy savings

«Design as Italian Value»

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

Ceramic tiles as wall decoration were brought to southern Europe by the Moors and the first European ceramics industry was to be found in the Roman Empire. It is therefore not surprising that the most important trade fair for the ceramics industry

What does sustainability mean?

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

Sustainability is both a commandment and a buzzword for our times. But what do we mean by sustainable design? Are sustainable production and sustainable marketing at all possible in a global market place? At this year’s Orgatec we discussed the

Laboratory of the future in the desert

Cyril Kennel

26.11.2008

In 2015 the world's first carbon neutral city will be ready for occupation near Abu Dhabi. The main role here will be played by pedestrians.

Unsung America: Less Callous in Calais

David Sokol

26.11.2008

The new land port of entry in Calais, Maine, is designed by Robert Siegel Architects

Prefab, High-Concept and Green

Architonic

26.11.2008

THOMAS SMALL is an accomplished cook, so it’s important for him to try new and exotic ingredients every now and then. When it came to the construction of his eco-friendly house, that’s exactly what his architects gave him.

The floating home

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

In many countries there is a long tradition of living on the water, and even today many people feel the desire to live close to it. For them the solution is a houseboat or floating home, a boat which is anchored in a specific berth and is their

WATT

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

The world's first ecological disco opens in Rotterdam, Holland

DesignBuildBLUFF

NoéMie Schwaller

26.11.2008

Students from the University of Utah planning for and with families who live below the poverty line

S 123 H

Architonic

24.11.2008

The British designer James Irvine has created a height-adjustable bar stool for Thonet, which impresses with its simple elegance. Its curved foot support is in line with the company's tubular steel tradition, which goes right back to the Bauhaus

Lichterloh

NoéMie Schwaller

19.11.2008

Lichterloh deals in classic original art and furniture from the 20th century. Since 1990, Lichterloh has presented international and Austrian designs on its expansive premises near Vienna’s Museum Quarter.

Wooden shacks and delusions of grandeur

Line Numme

13.11.2008

Katrin Greiling currently lives and works as a designer in Dubai, where she constantly tours the city with her camera, recording in her photographs everyday life in this unique cosmopolitan metropolis within the Arab world. A world of contradictions.

Koolhaas Houselife

Nora Schmidt

13.11.2008

The film derives its humorous scenes more from the impact which results when two worlds collide with each other.

Why Do Architects Wear Black?

Susanne Junker

12.11.2008

Cordula Rau has collected the answers to this question given by 100 architects and designers, acquiring in the process an impressive collection of signatures.

»Cold War Modernism«

Architonic

12.11.2008

The collapse of Adolf Hitler's tausendjähriges 'Reich' led to a new world order, with on the one side the USA and NATO, which came into being in 1949, facing their counterpart in the form of the USSR and its alliance of Warsaw Pact states, an

Professional family excursion

NoéMie Schwaller

11.11.2008

Designers' Saturday in Langenthal – a former tip for insiders has become a major attraction

LAVA designs Future Hotel showcase

Architonic

10.11.2008

For the future hotel showcase room -part of the Inhaus2 research project- the Fraunhofer IAO (Institute for Work Organisation) approached LAVA to become a project partner responsible for the design and realisation.

104

NoéMie Schwaller

10.11.2008

CENTQUATRE is a place of artistic creation and production. Open to all forms of art, this 39,000 m² (419, 792 sq. feet) space is an original architectural whole in which art meets the public head-on.

Wearable Architecture

NoéMie Schwaller

10.11.2008

Architecture succeeds again and again in taking our breath away with its spectacular forms, making us wish that we could take these works of art with us in our everyday lives instead of just admiring them where they stand. This wish will be fulfilled

Ettore Sottsass’ Vermächtnis

NoéMie Schwaller

05.11.2008

Die aktuelle Sonderausstellung bei DOMIZIL Marc Stutzer AG in Basel zeigt die letzten Arbeiten, die Ettore Sottsass vor seinem Tod noch autorisiert hat: Die Spiegelserie ‚ Gli specchi di Dionisio’, produziert von Glas Italia.

100% Belgian design

NoéMie Schwaller

05.11.2008

Today’s garden architecture may be more playful and frivolous than ever, the new collection by Belgian architect and designer Vincent Van Duysen for Tribù goes resolutely its own way.

Understanding Architects´ criteria

Nora Schmidt

04.11.2008

Until the end of last year Marc Krusin had spent ten years as head of the design department at Lissoni Associati. Now he concentrates on the work in his own studio.

Eidgenössische Förderpreise für Design 2008

NoéMie Schwaller

04.11.2008

Die Ausstellung gewährt Einblicke in das aktuelle Schweizer Schaffen in Gestaltungsbereichen.

Timeless doesn’t necessarily mean boring

NoéMie Schwaller

04.11.2008

When in 1981 Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager hit on the idea of converting a New York flophouse into a luxury hotel, the world was still a very different place.

Winter bathing ship

Susanne Junker

03.11.2008

At the moment the bathing ship in the East harbour of Berlin, one of Berlin's most attractive open-air pools, is being made ready for the winter.

'Wire chair' and 'The third room'

Nora Schmidt

31.10.2008

The Akademie der Bildenden Künste München exhibits at the Designers´Saturday

Money Origami

NoéMie Schwaller

30.10.2008

Origami is an ancient Japanese art of paper folding. The goal of this art is to create a representation of an object.

Fuller Houses

Susanne Junker

30.10.2008

R. Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion Dwellings and Other Domestic Adventures

Conversations with Mies van der Rohe

Susanne Junker

30.10.2008

In the series "Conversations with ." published by the Princeton Architectural Press, which also includes conversations with Le Corbusier, Louis Khan and Rem Koolhaas, the latest addition is "Conversations with Mies van der Rohe".

Egg Design

NoéMie Schwaller

30.10.2008

Egg Designs do not adhere to any given formula of design, but rather approaches all projects with a common contemporary design solution.

Chassis

Nora Schmidt

30.10.2008

Stefan Diez couldn't have conceived a more appropriate name for the multi-purpose chair which he has, over a development period of three years, designed for Wilkhahn, the German producer of office furniture.

Filo Table

bene Marketing Department

29.10.2008

With the Filo table the EOOS design team has conceived a table to match the success of the Filo office chair.

FIAC 08

NoéMie Schwaller

29.10.2008

At this time of the year nature reveals itself in a variety of colours and the world of design seems to have adapted itself to the season, dazzling and disturbing us with the kind of forms and structures we become familiar with when we walk in the

Westside

Susanne Fritz

28.10.2008

The history of the shopping mall as we know it today began in the Nineteen Fifties. In Los Angeles Victor Gruen, an architect who had emigrated to the US from Austria, felt the lack of the traditional European city centre with its pedestrian

Schumacher Tower in Abu Dhabi

Nora Schmidt

27.10.2008

Like most LAVA projects the Schumacher Tower represents a form of architecture which integrates complex construction technology and novel digital design methods.

Grete Jalk´s GJ Chair back in Production

Lange Production

27.10.2008

Lange Production feels very proud and honoured that they are able to present Grete Jalk’s best known pieces of furniture from 1963 – her moulded plywood chair – the GJ Chair – and the GJ Nesting Table.

August House

NoéMie Schwaller

24.10.2008

The Joubert Park Project is an attempt at artistic intervention in the most difficult district in Johannesburg.

Omotesando Commercial Complex 2008

NoéMie Schwaller

24.10.2008

UNStudio builds at Meiji dori, a boulevard well known for luxury brand flagship stores

Singapore Supergarden

NoéMie Schwaller

16.10.2008

11. International architecture exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia

Share Shop

Architonic

14.10.2008

A shared sales week with customer and friends of LHCB by Jordi Torres

Erik Jørgensen show with Orgatec fair

Erik Jørgensen

09.10.2008

Retrospective 25 years of cooperation between Erik Jørgensen Møbelfabrik A/S with the Danish designteam Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen

DreamHaus

NoéMie Schwaller

08.10.2008

DreamHaus is a design game which uses architecture as the basis for the study of mathematics, technical planning and physics. It uses the possibility of displaying buildings as systems and enables players to experience architecture by manipulating

KFF Autumn Collection

Thalau : PR

07.10.2008

Neben Grün, Petrol und Anthrazit bestimmen Beerentöne auch 2009 die modische Farbpalette. Sessel und Sofa LUIS von KFF zeigen sich daher aktuell zum Herbst in den Trendfarben Lila und Pflaume.

After Bird's Nest

NoéMie Schwaller

07.10.2008

HOK has commissioned Squint/Opera to produce a film about the stadium for the London Olympics in 2012.

Torstrasse 166

Nora Schmidt

06.10.2008

An entire house over a number of floors in the heart of the city has been turned into a work of art – yes, it's obvious that we're in Berlin.

The Best Kitchens

Susanne Junker

06.10.2008

The traditional 'domain of the housewife', in which nowadays more and more men are to be found playing with high-tech equipment, has for some time now been a central place.

Everland

NoéMie Schwaller

01.10.2008

When artists design hotel rooms their focus is very different from that of the architect. Their curiosity, visions, objectives and their implementation are influenced by other factors than architectural ones.

Net’n'Nest

Architonic

30.09.2008

In 2006 Net’n'Nest was presented by Vitra at the Orgatec exhibition in Cologne as a pioneering solution to the open plan office, which had until then had the highly negative image, at least in Europe. Net’n'Nest enables the requirements of

Small but Powerful

Nora Schmidt

30.09.2008

It could easily have been a real flop - a period when Wall Street was in turmoil and in the UK the property market found itself in a state of meltdown was not the ideal time for 100%Design to take place in London.

Illuminated Circular Outline

Architonic

29.09.2008

'Alone' by Pallucco is a coat hook that casts an eye at the concept of a wall light. Its clear-cut, linear design is enhanced at the rear by an opal finish ring that.

Holbæk Harbour

SHL Architects

29.09.2008

schmidt hammer lassen architects win sports and leisure complex and overall plan

UNStudio for Louis Vuitton

NoéMie Schwaller

29.09.2008

UNStudio was commissioned to draw up a concept for the new Louis Vuitton Flagship Store in Japan which would unite the modern and classic qualities of Louis Vuitton and express their essence in architectural form.

Light on Tigris

Zumtobel Lighting

26.09.2008

Zumtobel creates new lighting for Archaeological Institute of Zurich University

Dupli.Casa

Architonic

26.09.2008

Twisted geometry by Jürgen Mayer H.: Villa MRMM near Ludwigsburg, Germany

Under the Same Roof

Nora Schmidt

24.09.2008

The exhibition of the London designer collective Okay Studio at the Aram Gallery

21_21 Design Sight

NoéMie Schwaller

24.09.2008

The impulse for the creation of 21_21 Design Sight originated during the Isamu Noguchi exhibition in New York. Designer Issey Miyake, architect Tadao Ando and sculptor Noguchi talked about the need for a place where Japanese design could be

Translucent insulated glass

Sascha Peters

17.09.2008

The extension to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City is an impressive example of the use of translucent but opaque glass facades.

Starting with The Universe

NoéMie Schwaller

12.09.2008

Buckminster Fuller’s work at the Whitney Museum of American Art

Gubi in Stage

GUBI

12.09.2008

The danish manufacturer presents five one-of-a-kind installations of its furniture and lamps at the Copenhagen Furniture Festival

"You sit more comfortably on colours you like"

Nora Schmidt

08.09.2008

The official Verner Panton reference portal www.verner-panton.com goes online on 5.9.2008

"Anything but nostalgic"

Nora Schmidt

08.09.2008

An interview with Marianne Panton and Rina Troxler, Verner Pantons longtime assistant

Between Improvisation and Perfection

Nora Schmidt

05.09.2008

Even if the influence of traditional Scandinavian furniture design on her work is unmistakable, Ditte Hammerstrøm's design is far removed from dry Nordic functionalism.

CHANEL Mobile Art

NoéMie Schwaller

02.09.2008

Imagine a museum, instead of travelling far to see it, will stand temporarly in your home town.

Architonics Top 400

Architonic

27.08.2008

Which designers are accessed most frequently at Architonic.com? To find out we have extracted the statistics for all the direct accessing of designers.

Tactile Legerity

NoéMie Schwaller

27.08.2008

Cork enables innovative production methods and new ways of interaction with the environment. Widely praised as a pioneering force in green trends, this tactile and unconventional material.

King Bonk

NoéMie Schwaller

26.08.2008

The designers Patrik Fredrikson and Ian Stallard are known for their experimental creations. The form of this fibre-glass seating, for example, is created by the hardening of foam material.

Silent Design

Nora Schmidt

26.08.2008

The work of the swedish designers Linus Berlund und Mats Seitz

Working in comfort

science communications GmbH

25.08.2008

The functional features of REFLEX by Girsberger support the swivel chair's aesthetic appeal

Polycarbonate goes Olympic

Sascha Peters

18.08.2008

The locations for the competitions in this summer's Olympic Games in China had to meet a range of criteria.

Win a Limited Architonic Collector´s Box

Architonic

15.08.2008

Architonic will monthly draw ten people to win one of the limited edition Collector´s Boxes, containing the three most recent Architonic Flip Books.

Catwalk Furniture

NoéMie Schwaller

13.08.2008

It's astonishing that two major designers implement the same idea in the same season. With both Martin Margiela and Hussein Chalayan, furniture was the dominant theme of the autumn / winter 2006 collection.

Spam Architecture

Architonic

13.08.2008

Romanian artist Alex Dragulescu creates artwork blending traditional art and new media.

Patchwork Collection

Line Numme

13.08.2008

As Amy Hunting says herself, she tries to combine her work as an illustrator and her furniture designs in the best possible way. The result is her 'Patchwork Collection'. A successful composition of art and design.

Peeled Architecture

Nora Schmidt

11.08.2008

He gives the impression of wanting to tidy everything up and clear away any unnecessary visual ballast. Meticulously and with surgical precision Richard Galpin breaks down the fine top layer of large-scale architectural photographs.

Architectural Competition Zurich

NoéMie Schwaller

05.08.2008

The former workers' district of Zurich is undergoing large-scale rehabilitation. After the renovation and conversion of a number of buildings such as the Volkshaus and the Hotel Rothaus, there are now further plans for a new development: an area of

The World´s Most Beautiful System Crashes

Nora Schmidt

04.08.2008

When the computer of a colleague of mine crashed a few days ago in the middle of an image processing operation sized several gigabytes, his only response was a big smile.

"The style has always been the problem"

Nora Schmidt

28.07.2008

An interview with the Italian architect and designer Michele De Lucchi

Indestructible Remembrance

Nora Schmidt

28.07.2008

As if their indestructible presence wanted to make sure that we don't forget the past. As if they wanted to tell us that war is present everywhere – for many years now the bunkers.

Success by design

Line Numme

28.07.2008

'HansandFranz' is a name which couldn't be more German (apart from the 'and' instead of 'und'), and perhaps it's an omen of the fact that they would head in the direction of America – known of course as the land of unlimited possibilities.

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