The mòbito, of nu null, Is a set of clothing inspired by the kimono, for this has a size and orientation is modeled on the body of the wearer. It consists of a basic frame, on which are sewn about 60 buttons, and
Yuya Ushida: sofa_XXXX
'Sofa_xxxx' of yuya UshidaDesigner with offices in Germany, is an expandable and retractable seating system that converts from couch to chair. The cabinet is constructed from 8.000 chopsticks that have been individually cut at different lengths and polished to achieve the correct angles needed to build the structure.
Ring and joints were used to connect the elements of the sofa and confer adaptability and flexibility. Overall, it took three months of work to finish the job. The sofa "XXXX" can support up to three people each 70kg.
Modern Retail Design: Frankfurt Regionals Wood Installation by Graft
The Designers GRAFT They have another contemporary creation to add to its portfolio: the Frankfurt Regionals, creative installation of wood for the Heinemann Duty Free Shop in the Frankfurt Airport in Germany. This shop 40 square meters
Window Shade, installation of Simon Heijdens
Now you can enjoy the beauty of all four seasons at home. Shade, a new installation Simon Heijdens It is a revolutionary sensitive skin for windows, designed to filter light to project the engaging game of light and shadows. The self-developed material is composed of the grid of triangles which result in a medley of sublime forms, created by the fade between transparent and opaque triangles.
Acme Architecture, Hunsett Mill
The restructuring Hunsett Mill, from Acme Architecture based in London, has been driven by a focus on environmentally friendly practices and the desire to create a building that would fit naturally into the landscape, both in terms of aesthetics and function.
The challenge of the project was the location, in the protected wetlands of the Norfolk Broads, historically adapted for industrial use, the landscape of the Broads has benefited from the contemporary trends that emphasize conservation and the return to nature. Originally the home of the guardian of the water pumping windmill, the building has undergone a number of expansions over 20 century. Were added room by room at different times, the house looked disjointed not only following the changes but also because of the collapse of land following the increase of the floods from the nearby swamps.
House "monolithic" metal in the desert, Steven Holl
As a metal monolith buried in the sand, this building has been created to be as solid as a rock, between the desert winds, a bastion, psychological against the harsh elements of its environment desert.