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Category: Master Plan Tags: Architecture Award, AWP, France, Paris, Public square
AWP has won the competition to deliver a master plan for the development of all urban spaces in the La Défense central business district, Paris. Our vision at this stage of the process consists in developing, as the major point, spatial continuity with as few separate elements as possible… This spatial continuity is the provison [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: France, Paris, Restaurant
A Paris-based studio CUT architectures recently has completed the Café Coutume. Coutume is a new coffee roastery in Paris offering a cut edge selection of pure origin roasted coffees. CUT architectures designed the first Coutume café in the centre of Paris combining a roastery and a café offering the best coffees in Paris and a [...]
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Category: Design, Furniture Tags: Airnova, Maison & Objet, Modern Chair, Modern Lounge Chair, Modern table, Paris
If you are now in Paris during 21st – 25th January 2011, you might get a chance to take a look at Paris Trade show – Maison Objet. AIRNOVA is presenting some of the new designs in HALL 5B, area “COTE ACTUEL”, stand O13. Elegance and glorification of detail: these are the guidelines for AIRNOVA [...]
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Category: Furniture, Interior Tags: Fluid form, France, MDF, Paris, Pascal Grasso, White
Paris-based architectural firm Pascal Grasso Architectures have completed a duplex apartment in Paris, France. + Project description by Pascal Grasso The project data are promising and simple: a private client, an apartment in the center of Paris, duplex, an area about 280 m², a large terrace. The challenge is to connect the apartment with the [...]
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Category: Design, Furniture Tags: Modern Chair, Modern furniture, Outdoor furniture, outdoorz gallery, Paris
For the occasion of the Chic Art Fair Paris, British designer Tom Price created this serpentine bench by seamlessly weaving together 5 separate Blue Cable Rope chairs. A perfect compliment to the newly renovated Docks en Seine building which now houses the Paris center of fashion and design on the left bank of the Seine. [...]
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Category: Design, Fashion, Lighting Tags: Daan Roosegaarde, France, Lattice screen, Lighting concept, Modern light, Netherlands, Paris
Studio Roosegaarde has 3 exciting interactive premieres this week. They are ‘Lotus 7.0‘, ‘Intimacy Black & White‘ and ‘Divine‘. The Lotus 7.0 with its hundreds of heat sensitive foils will unfold themselves at museum Le Cube in Paris, high-tech garment Intimacy will become transparent based on social interactions at Centraal Museum and a special public [...]
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Category: Architecture, Residential Tags: Badia Berger architects, France, Paris, Random pattern, White
Paris-based architectural firm Badia Berger architects has designed the 79 Logements PLUS located in Seine Left Bank Urban Development Zone Paris 13th Arrondissement, France. The facades overlooking the public space are calm, light and simple, in contrast to the domestic setting of the inside of the block, which is expressed by colours, external extensions, materials [...]
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Category: Architecture, Commercial Tags: Annex architecture, Cladding, Color architecture, LED, Paris, Pascal Grasso, Perforated, Restaurant
Parisian architect Pascal Grasso and artist Laurent Grasso has designed and installed the Nomiya Temporary Restaurant on the roof of the « Palais de Tokyo » museum. The restaurant only allows twelve people to dine in with a panoramic view over the Seine and the Eiffel tower. + Project description courtesy of Pascal Grasso Nomiya [...]
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Category: Architecture, Mixed Use, Office Tags: Europen architecture, Glass, Herzog & de Meuron, Paris, Skyscrapers
Project: Le Projet Triangle, Porte de Versailles Architect: Herzog & de Meuron Location: Paris, France Completion: 2006 – 2014 (planned completion) image © Herzog & de Meuron Herzog & de Meuron’s new project raises up in Paris, by lifting of a ban on tall buildings in the city Paris reveals its first inner city tower [...]
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