Archive for July, 2010

580 Carroll | Ten arquitectos

580 Carroll | Ten arquitectos

Category: Architecture, Residential Tags: ,
| July 18, 2010 | 2 Comments

The building is called 580 Carroll and is designed by world-renowned architect Enrique Norten which has just been completed in the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn – a rare modern addition to a neighborhood known for its older historic buildings. It is a 17 unit residential building – a five story structure made of concrete [...]

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C. F. Møller Architects won the Harbour Stones Master Plan

C. F. Møller Architects won the Harbour Stones Master Plan

Category: Master Plan Tags: , , , ,
| July 17, 2010 | 0 Comments

C. F. Møller Architects has won the competition to design the master plan for a new housing district in the Lindholm area of Gothenburg’s old industrial port. The master plan proposal introduces a humane scale and a different architecture focusing on the small-scale urban spaces within the scheme by refining the positioning, geometry and transparency [...]

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Ivy Rug | Heera Jeong

Ivy Rug | Heera Jeong

Category: Design, Industrial Tags: , ,
| July 17, 2010 | 0 Comments

Heera Jeong is a space & graphic designer from Seoul Korea, she has recently created the lovely rug which is inspired by ivy on the wall. The intention is to design the rug on the wall and floor for kids, and also making the home looks natural. + Designer: Heera Jeong + Dimension: W 800 [...]

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National Police Memorial | Matthew Tobin + Fairweather Proberts

National Police Memorial | Matthew Tobin + Fairweather Proberts

Category: Installation Tags: , ,
| July 17, 2010 | 1 Comment

Australia-based Urban Art Projects (UAP) Principal Matthew Tobin was part of the design team headed by architects Fairweather Proberts that won a national design competition to design Australia’s National Police Memorial. A 27-metre textured bronze wall serves as the main architectural element and is adorned with 1200 touchstone plaques inscribed with the names of the [...]

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Brisbane Domestic Terminal Car Park Façade | Urban Art Projects (UAP)

Brisbane Domestic Terminal Car Park Façade | Urban Art Projects (UAP)

Category: Architecture, Design, Selected, Transportation Tags: , , , , , ,
| July 17, 2010 | 0 Comments

Urban Art Projects (UAP) is collaborating with established American artist Ned Kahn, Hassell Sydney and the Brisbane Airport Corporation to create an eight-storey, 5000sqm kinetic façade for the car park of Brisbane’s Domestic Terminal. It is expected to become a memorable icon for the city of Brisbane. Inside the car park, intricate patterns of light [...]

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Blossom™ lighting collection | Satelight Design

Blossom™ lighting collection | Satelight Design

Category: Design, Lighting Tags: , , , ,
| July 15, 2010 | 0 Comments

Australian design studio Satelight Design designed the Blossom™ lighting collection that was inspired by the Japanese cherry blossom, the luminaires within the Blossom™ lighting collection comprise of delicate forms, which play with shadow and light. The Blossom™ pendant and wall lights are most effective when placed in clusters. These light fittings provide a lighting feature [...]

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The Cube & Dot Collections | Tamer Nakisci

The Cube & Dot Collections | Tamer Nakisci

Category: Design, Industrial, Sanitary Tags: ,
| July 15, 2010 | 1 Comment

Kalebodur will be launching its newest collections ‘CUBE & DOT ’ in Cersaie Exhibition, Bologna + Product description courtesy of Kalebodur Kalebodur’s Cube & Dot Collections bring a new interpretation to today’s understanding of form. Both designed by Tamer Nakisci, they create a brand new expression style that calls attention to digitalization and individualization. With [...]

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ART4D Pavilion at Architect Expo 2010 in Bangkok Thailand by Apostrophy’s

ART4D Pavilion at Architect Expo 2010 in Bangkok Thailand by Apostrophy’s

Category: Design, Installation Tags: , ,
| July 13, 2010 | 0 Comments

The Thailand-based studio Apostrophy’s has created the ART4D Pavilion at Architect Expo 2010 in Bangkok Thailand. Art 4d Pavilion is selling for architecture, interior, art magazine and interesting book from art 4d publishing. This pavillion is not only bookstore it’s include 5 different zones. The area consists of 5 different zones which are (R)ead is [...]

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Nha House | Delaine Isaac

Nha House | Delaine Isaac

Category: Architecture, House Tags: , , ,
| July 13, 2010 | 0 Comments

A New York-based architect, Delaine Isaac recently has designed the Nha House, which is Vietnamese for “House” House, is a beach house meant to stand out among the rest. The all glass facade provides a contemporary aesthetic and gives users the perfect opportunity to take in all the beautiful beach views. A prefabricated solid concrete [...]

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Facebook | plusMOOD

Facebook | plusMOOD

Category: Events/News
| July 12, 2010 | 0 Comments

[+MOOD] has just become a member of the social-networking site Facebook. Joining has enabled us to offer our readers another level of design interaction and a place to trade comments and experiences! Find us on Facebook today.

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Space Group / Brisac Gonzalez wins joint first prize in competition for Kristiansund Opera and Culture House

Space Group / Brisac Gonzalez wins joint first prize in competition for Kristiansund Opera and Culture House

Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: , , ,
| July 11, 2010 | 0 Comments

Architect Team “Space Group (N) / Brisac Gonzalez (UK)” has won a joint first place in the international architectural competition to design the new opera and culture house in Kristiansund, with the project “Silencio”. The team shares the prize with “CF Møller Architects (N)” and their project “Kulturkvartalet”. Silencio consists of 15 000 m2 opera [...]

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Turner© | Onoe Design

Turner© | Onoe Design

Category: Design, Lighting Tags: , ,
| July 10, 2010 | 0 Comments

Turner© is a solar charged LED light designed by Danish studio Onoe Design. During the day, turn the lantern up-side-down to charge daylight. In the evening, turn the lantern back and it will light up – time after time – sensibly reusing the daylight. Turner© has a warm and cosy shine which replaces tea light. [...]

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