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Category: Events/News, Lighting Tags: Austria, Events/News, Lighting concept, Manfred Kielnhofer
In cooperation with Light Art Biennial from Austria, Ptuj will host light objects by artists such as Manfred Kielnhofer, Christoph Luckeneder, Mounty R. P. Zentara and Alexandre Murucci. Korean artist Jeongmoon Choi also is invited to exhibit her light drawings. Installations by Art Stays’ artists (Dušan Fišer) will join and complement the visiting works of [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: P-ARCH, Turkey
Hotel Sultania is a hotel which takes its name after the sultans of Ottoman empire and carries comfort and lines of that period. It is a project of which design and application made by Bora ÇAKILKAYA and finished in a little time period such as 90 days. As the hotel situated an area called Old [...]
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Category: Design, Furniture Tags: Creative design, Modular design, molo
softshelter is an experimental system for creating personal space within a larger shelter area in order to provide individuals and families with a sense of privacy and encourage community-building in the days following a disaster. softshelter is part of molo’s ongoing research-driven exploration of materials, fabrication techniques and space-making with a focus on enhancing common [...]
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Category: Architecture, Transportation Tags: China architecture, Fluid form, Margot Krasojevic
Designed by Margot Krasojevic, the project is for the design of 2 cable car stations along the edge of the Gobi desert, starting from Ordos city the trail leads into the deserts sand dunes, a major tourist attraction. The form optimises the use of dichroic and holographic film in glass cladding, which helps to adapt [...]
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Category: Architecture, Selected, Transportation Tags: Austria, Bridge, Glass, SOLID architecture
SOLID architecture designed a bridge that is enclosed on all sides to connect the two buildings Rennweg 44 and 46 at the fifth upper floor, 17 metres above the Kleistgasse in the third district of Vienna. The bridge with a span length of 22 metres was completed in May 2009. Architecture In reference to its [...]
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Category: Events/News
With the development of the internet and social media, there are more ways for an artist to promote themselves and display their work than ever before. However, although these new forms are valuable and can be very helpful to artists in building a reputation, being exhibited in bricks-and-mortar galleries like Agora Gallery and winning art [...]
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Category: Design, Furniture Tags: Berlin, Germany, Modern table
East Germany meets Japan Showroom and workspace for a Japanese online-fashion-brand based in Berlin Koshka emerged from a passion for Japanese fashion: its founders built the company by creating an online store for Japanese fashion designers who are still unknown in the West. Berlin was seen as the perfect city for the company’s headquarters. Innovative [...]
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Category: Design, Furniture Tags: Fluid form, Modern Chair, Modern coffee table
On a daily basis we defy the laws to which human nature is subjugated, simply by sitting still. While we actually started walking upright, because movement implies progress, this progress has been rediscovered, seat wise that is, since the introduction of the Seaser. This chair is an original. It is also ecologically sound because the [...]
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Category: Design, Sanitary
Since the US drama series Mad Men hit our screens four years ago, it has had an impact on the interior design of our homes. Set in 1960s New York, the show has reminded us of the timeless, classic beauty of incorporating vintage touches to our personal space and more and more people are going [...]
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Category: Events/News Tags: Arquitectos Anónimos, Events/News, Portugal
Arquitectos Anónimos ® will present a scientific paper on COMPUTATIONALLY DRIVEN ARCHITECTURES as part of working processes applied to their latest projects: at Bridges 2011 Math Art International Conference, 28th July (Coimbra-Portugal). + More info at bridgesmathart.org. + Works by Arquitectos Anónimos on +MOOD
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Category: Architecture, Sport Tags: 2:pm architectures, Mobile architecture, Swimming pool
Baignad_eau_torisée (Authorized Swimming), or how to swim in a pool that cross over the Garonne River? This is the project of a leisure facility which, thanks to its ingenious conception on an industrial barge, becomes a floating pool. It can be used by the city of Bordeaux and the Urban Community (CUB) or even on [...]
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Category: Events/News, Installation Tags: Australia NewZealand, Events/News
A ‘pop-up pirate radio tower’, designed by US artist and architect Adam Kalkin, has been installed at the Victorian College of the Arts’ Southbank campus. This project is ongoing until end October 2011. Renowned for elaborate designs utilising shipping containers, US artist and architect Adam Kalkin has created the “pop-up pirate radio tower” as a [...]
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