The Propaedeuticist. Wedding Surface par 1week1project. Axel de Stampa et Sylvain Macaux sont deux architectes diplômés de l’Ecole d’Architecture de Paris-Belleville.
Vous pouvez les croiser en France ou au Chili. C’est en participant au concours ‘Hybrid Containers’ (2012) organisé par la société Algeco que Sylvain et Axel décident de concrétiser une de leurs idées: faire 1 projet d’architecture par semaine durant 1 an. Axel de Stampa, un des membres de 1week1project s’est marié. Pour occuper l’espace de la cour du lieu de réception, il a imaginé Wedding Surface, une surface en lévitation constituée de 289 ballons sous hélium retenus par des fils de nylon où la géométrie joue sur la symétrie. La problématique: une intervention architecturale pour un mariage sans dénaturer le site ? Pour en savoir plus sur 1week1project, cliquez ici.
Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It. Chaussures Wanarun : c'est possible ! Oui c’est un titre un peu racoleur mais on est assez proche du résultat !
J’ai en effet eu l’occasion de tester « Mi Innovation Center » dans les magasin Adidas des Champs Elysées. Mode:lina bounces bright lines across run colors sneaker store. Nov 18, 2013 mode:lina bounces bright lines across run colors sneaker store mode:lina bounces bright lines across run colors sneaker storeall images courtesy of mode:lina architekci reminding one of colorful shoelaces, the interior of ‘run colors’ concept store by polish studio mode:lina architekci features dynamic lines of rope that bounce off the walls. located in the stary browar shopping centre in poland, the space connects to the brand’s ‘running colors’ theme with the multicolor installation. the dynamic sense of movement refers to the fast movement of a runner and their prismatic shape helps to frame the surrounding items. merging into the floor space, the linear elements cut through the interior – contrasting with the monochrome walls, they draw attention to the shoes on display. dark grey painted antiques and large, old furniture pieces echo their warsaw-based shop, with the carefully articulated touches of color balancing the rope, ‘shoelace’ design. concept.
SHL architects’ pavilions for the Shanghai West Bund Biennial open. 25/10/2013 - The Shanghai West Bund Biennial for Architecture and Contemporary Art, China, officially opened this week, and it has pavilions designed by Danish SHL - schmidt hammer lassen architects.
Leokadie ou l'onirisme végétal. Jeune artiste française, Leokadie réalise des oeuvres surprenantes tout droit sortie de son imagination.
Depuis toute petite, l’univers de l’art la passionne pour le plus grand bonheur de ses parents. C’est donc tout naturellement qu’elle se lance dans de hautes études d’illustration en Belgique et obtient son diplôme avec les distinctions du Jury. LOVO, San Cassiano, 2013. LOVO is a space.
A warm space. A safe space. A rediscovered space. LOVO is also a dimension without geometry. LEDscape, Lisbona, 2012. Camper Showroom, Shanghai, 2013. ARCHITECTURE >>> Pavillon extérieur par Overtreders W. Ils sont vraiment trop forts ces hollandais!
Le studio de design Overtreders W, travaille sur l’idée de se sentir chez soi n’importe où, je m’explique. Les designers ont créé une installation extérieure amovible qui signifie « le toit qui part en fumée », constituée d’un toit flottant lumineux, d’un poêle à bois mobile , d’un bar et d’une table de pique nique. Le toit est relié au poêle à bois qui souffle de l’air chaud et permet au toit de se gonfler tout en chauffant l’espace du pavillon. Cette installation permet donc de réunir de nombreuses personnes autour d’un bon repas hiver comme été et offre une ambiance nébuleuse et féérique. Spatium Yamamoto par The Principals. The Principals, déjà présenté dans le Journal du design (pour retrouver les articles, cliquez ici et là), est un studio d’architecture et de design basé à Brooklyn et composé de trois jeunes hommes.
Ces derniers nous ont contacté pour nous présenter leur dernière installation interactive nommée Spatium Yamamoto. Révélée au MoMA PS1 le 31 août et le 7 septembre derniers, cette installation robotique se lit aux vibrations sonores et réagit par le mouvement et la lumière. Exhale Pavilion by Phu Hoang Office and Rachely Rotem Studio. Phu Hoang Office and Rachely Rotem Studio have completed an amazing installation called the Exhale pavilion for Art Basel Miami Beach 2010.
The Exhale pavilion is a dynamic, interactive environment in which evening programs such as performance art, video and DJ dance programs will occur. The site of the installation is 25,000 square feet and consists of seven miles of hanging ropes that sway with the lovely Miami breeze. Some of the ropes are phosphorescent so that their reflective surface produces a glow in the evening. When the wind reaches a particular speed, it will momentarily activate all of the adjacent ultraviolet lights, “charging” a field of glowing phosphorescent rope. Other, smaller wind speed sensors mounted at human height respond directly to users’ behavior. 25hours Hotel Zurich West. Situated in an important up-and-coming area in Zurich, the 25hours Hotel Zurich West finds itself right by the highest building in Switzerland in the city’s trendy quarter.
Behind the design and development of the property is Zurich designer Alfredo Häberli Design Development, together with Aeberli Vega Zanghi Architects and Stefanie Häberli-Bachmann, who mixed some of his best known products with fresh ideas that were strictly for 25hours. The interior is anything but boring with it’s brightly colored textiles, unique lighting, and super fun accents placed throughout. Each 25hours hotel is unique and tries to connect with its location and the Zurich location does just that with its “own little wink and a dip in the paint jar.” Full of artistic touches, textures, and patterns, there’s always something to look at and they encourage you to change your perspective as you’ll always be pleasantly surprised with your view. Le Coq Sportif / Studio Raar.
Le studio créatif Raar, basé à Amsterdam, a réalisé ce concept store de la marque française de sportswear Le Coq Sportif. Sales Office / One Plus Partnership. Le studio One Plus Partnership a réalisé le design d’intérieur d’un bureau de vente pour une société immobilière à Chongqing, Chine. Nike Genealogy of Speed / Lynch Eisinger Design. Le studio L / E / D signe cette installation résultat de 40 années d’efforts de Nike pour aider les athlètes a aller plus vite. Mercado San Cosme / Savvy. Situé dans un quartier à l’est de Berlin, dans ce qui était autrefois une boucherie du milieu XXe siècle, le Mercado San Cosme est à la fois un bar spécialisé dans les mezcal et une salle d’exposition de conception et d’articles mexicains. Mercado San Cosme est un espace inspiré par des éléments emblématiques de la culture mexicaine, son architecture et sa boisson ancestrale du Modernisme magique: le Mezcal.
Mystique, pittoresque, coloré et accueillant, ce nouvel espace est revisité dans la capitale allemande. Dans la salle d’exposition des produits sont affichés sur un grand plateau recouvert d’un treillis rappelant le travail de l’artiste Mathias Goeritz. Le reste des modules d’affichage des fenêtres sont formés par des structures en bois simples et brutales. Netz der Zukunft. 15 Collages Retro de Muharrem Çetin. 15 Collages Retro de Muharrem Çetin De très beaux collages à la sauce rétro réalisés par l’artiste Muharrem Çetin. Weekend Inspiration: The Best Backyard Tents. Summertime is tent time. Pitching a tent for a night under the stars on a sultry July evening brings back memories of many summers of camping in Northern Ontario, Canada. But tents are not just for camping anymore, and there are a wide range of companies making stylish tents, tepees, yurts, and pavilions.
Find a spot in the garden for yours. Style it with cushions and carpets to create a casbah — or go native, and pitch one near a fire pit. Whatever your style, a tent is a perfect, inexpensive way to create an outdoor room that will be used again and again for romantic evenings under the stars. Here, a few of my favorites: Oleg Dou (24) Vue de Monde / Elenberg Fraser. Vue de Monde situé au 55eme étage du Rialto à Melbourne a été conçus par Elenberg Fraser a remporté le prix du design d’accueil de 2012 à australiennes, prix de design d’intérieur. Mercato restaurant at Three on the Bund by Neri&Hu. Chinese studio Neri&Hu has unmasked the I-beams structure of the oldest steel-framed building in Shanghai to create an Italian restaurant with a raw industrial interior (+ slideshow).
Neri&Hu stripped the inside of the space, leaving exposed brickwork, peeling plaster and Victorian ceilings mouldings intact. The Chalkroom, Londra. Rain Room. The gentle drumming sound of rainfall is one that many of us find soothing, but it is a natural phenomena that we can only experience at a safe distance without suffering the consequence of being drenched. With their one-of-a-kind installation, Rain Room, the designers at rAndom international made what you thought was impossible possible—presenting anyone who is curious for a new sensation with the opportunity to fully experience standing unprotected in the rain without ever getting wet. Photo of ‘Rain Room’, Courtesy of rAndom international. 10 most creative coffee shops. Fall is here! This is the season to put on your gloves, wrap a light scarf around your neck, and settle into your favorite cafe with an adventure novel and a warm latte.
But what is your favorite coffee shop? Enjoy this week’s roundup of the top 10 most creative coffee shops out there! Whether you are in Paris, London, or New York, there will be something in this list that will get you in the mood for some falling leaves in quiet moments. Café del Arco | London. Inaho par Hideki Yoshimoto et Yoshinaka Ono. Incroyable installation d’éclairage intérieur du duo de designers japonais Hideki Yoshimoto et Yoshinaka Ono du studio tangent: . Ces petits tubes de lumière dorée représentent des oreilles de riz (partie supérieure de la plante, Inaho en japonais) qui se balancent doucement dans le vent. Chaque éclairage est composé d’une diode électroluminescente enfermée dans un tube doré fixé à l’extrémité de la tige en fibre de carbone. House in Nagoya by Suppose Design Office. Japanese architects Suppose Design Office have completed a residence in Nagoya, Japan, featuring a room dedicated to plants. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas , which is on sale now for £12 .
Il Fiore di Novembre by Fabio Novembre. Milan 09: an installation by Italian designer Fabio Novembre , containing a retrospective of his furniture designs plus two new pieces, is on show at the Triennale Design Museum in Milan. Mosaic-covered sections representing a flower separate each of the projects, which are presented using illustrations, video and text. The installation is open until Sunday 17 May. Above and below: Fleur de Novembre table for Kartell. Photos by Pasquale Formisano. Eureka Pavilion by NEX and Marcus Barnett.
British architects NEX have designed this cubed timber pavilion for the Chelsea Flower Show in London with the same structural form as a leaf. Between the gaps in the timber capillaries are smaller framework elements made from recycled plastic, curved to resemble leaf cells. When Chelsea Flower Show ends this weekend, the Eureka Pavilion will be moved to Kew Gardens for the summer season. More stories about pavilions on Dezeen » The following details are from the architects: Future Flower by Tonkin Liu. London architects Tonkin Liu have completed a wind-powered metal flower beside the River Mersey in England. Part of a regeneration project for the waterfront at Widnes, the 14 metre-high flower has petals of perforated galvanised steel. Fresh Flower by Tonkin Liu. Frivole Prestige perfumery by Theza. Urban Stories: Naturescape by Kengo Kuma.
Technicolor Bloom by Brennan Buck. Daphne by 24° Studio. LN-CC by Gary Card. Crescent House by Andrew Burns. Green Box by act_romegialli. Vo Trong Nghia on Stacking Green at the World Architecture Festival. Green Cast by Kengo Kuma and Associates. Garden Shed by Ville Hara and Linda Bergroth. Moss Your City by PUSHAK. Konstantin Schmölzer at Vienna Design Week. Firma Casa by the Campana brothers and SuperLimão Studio. Paul Baker on Gardens by the Bay at World Architecture Festival. Stone House by Vo Trong Nghia. Laverstoke Mill by Thomas Heatherwick for Bombay Sapphire.
Eden Bio by Edouard Francois. Garden of 10,000 Bridges by West 8. Seeds of Change floating garden by Gitta Gschwendtner and Maria Thereza Alves. SportPlaza Mercator by VenhoevenCS. Replay by Vertical Garden Design and Studio 10. Inspired by a Sack Filled with Coffee Grains: Café House in Kosovo. Portraits Of Faces Pasted With Magazine Features. Plus And More - Material Solutions. The Chalk Room by JamesPlumb. Janvier 2013. Hôtel Scandinave.
Hidden Typography 2 on Behance. NUEVE NUEVE Bistro Mexicano on Behance. Data visualization Archives. Ink Drawings Inspired by Nature on Drawing Served. HaritaMetod on Behance. Food on Behance. Adagio Outdoor Swing by Francesco Rota. FILATURE - LAPS. Dreams of the Sonora Aero Club: Accidental Mysteries, 03.17.13. DESIGN : Nouvelle génération de designer Français Joran Briand. Clean and Green Architecutre. Pressed Chair by Harry Thaler. Steelcase WorkLife by PearsonLloyd. Shine at the Leighton Centre by Nelson Chow. Foster + Partners to 3D print buildings on the moon. Hönshus-1 by Torsten Ottesjö. Aide Mémoire : charges d'exploitation. Clothing designer shop, tel aviv, 2010. Michael & Anna's Rustic Modern Loft House Tour. Découvrez la salle de sport phosphorescente inspirée du film Tron. Mars 2012.
ARCH*IDEA. Longchamp / Soho, New York@Flagship Shop. Heatherwick's Longchamp Store SoHo. Oïphorique. View full picture gallery of LEDscape. Gaëlle Villedary : Tapis Rouge. Montero. El Montero, Saltillo Coahuila - Mexico. Liftkar PT Uni. Das Neue Kubitscheck by Designliga. Un intérieur parisien. Octobre 2012.
Un appartement aux couleurs de bord de mer à Madrid. Spectaculaire! Le JAUNE...stimulant, rayonnant, positif, chaleureux... Intérieur scandinave. William O'Brien Jr. : Allandale House. Contemporary Prism-Like House Taking Advantage of the Natural Surrounding. Key projects by Oscar Niemeyer in Brazil, photographed by Pedro Kok.