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http://www.iconeye.com/news/gallery/gallery-graduates-2012 images Peter Guenzel words Riya Patel A former hydraulic power station in Wapping, east London was the setting for the 2012 graduate review – Icon's annual selection of promising design graduates from schools around the UK. The 14 projects were innovative studies in a range of practical and social issues; including a fictitious restaurant, a folding sewing machine, odour-absorbing clothes hangers and a new process for making furniture by wrapping wood with threads. Now home to the Wapping Project arts centre, run by director Jules Wright, the Victorian power station is still filled with the heavy-duty pumps and machinery of its heyday.

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In Praise of British Design

From left: Ceramic bench by the Spanish architecture studio AL_A for “Bench Years” show at the V&A; Bloomsbury Man and Dog chair by Squint Limited ($5,811); Ingo Maurer bespoke J.B. Dragonfly light for the “Red” exhibition at Conran ($40,357). More Photos » APOLOGIES to Milan and Tokyo. Regrets to Stockholm and Paris. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/27/garden/in-praise-of-british-design.html?pagewanted=1&_r=3&ref=garden&

Design your Living Space « Inchbald School of Design

This online short course in interior decoration specialises in the skills and techniques of interior decoration and will show you how to design and decorate a living space that successfully meets your requirements and is aesthetically pleasing. You will consider the elements of design and decoration, from ergonomics and proportions of the space to the creative use of colour and texture, lighting, materials, furnishings and fabric choices. By the end of the course you will have produced: an analysis and survey of a room a concept board to convey the inspirational ideas that convey the atmosphere for your design sketch plans and elevations of your space planning sketches showing how people will use and move around the space sample and furniture boards showing the materials, finishes, furnishings and accessories you plan to use Overview of this course in interior decoration http://www.inchbald.co.uk/online-short-courses/design-your-living-space/

Edinburgh Napier University Courses

http://www.courses.napier.ac.uk/courses.aspx?ID=%2fW54756.htm This forward thinking and flexible programme is part of a disciplinary suite embracing the increasingly trans-disciplinary activities of the design profession and contemporary creative practice, while concurrently allowing you to refine and enhance skills within lighting design and light art installations. At the outset of the programme you will develop and apply a range of research methods in redefining your own design practice and creative outlook. You will further develop specific skills for spatial lighting design and light art & projection which will inform and enable highly developed outcomes in your self-directed major project work. This will also allow you to collaborate and make professional contacts with practitioners from other areas, including Design & Digital Arts and those in the School of Engineering and Built Environment. You also have the option of taking an MA or MDes award, depending on whether you complete a dissertation or design project report in trimester 3.
Already 2 years passed since TheImport blog was started and our collection of posts is constantly growing. So we decided to bring most popular ones into one place. That is to make your search for great creative content easier. And also to give big hugs to TheImport team who wrote these posts as the time went by. As this blog will continue its search for all things art, not format, and not standard, here goes your best posts from the past. http://www.theimport.co.uk/the-import-blog/

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http://fethiatakol.tumblr.com/ 14 marzo - 13 aprile 2013 h. 9:00 - 19:00 / EXPOAREA Vernissage in occasione dell’opening event di EXPOAREA, il 14 marzo alle ore 18. The exhibition opening will be together with the ExpoArea inauguration, on 14 March, at 18:00. Comunicato stampa

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The Icon Design Trail 2012

In 2007, VELUX joined forces with Foster + Partners to develop a skylight system which is 100% modular, making it easy to specify, highly adaptable and comprehensive in detail. The result of this collaboration was the VELUX Modular Skylights system. VELUX Modular Skylights are factory produced to a range of standard sizes, which can be combined in limitless combinations for complete design flexibility. The installation method allows the same standard units to be installed in a variety of configurations including longlights, ridgelights and atria. The pultruded composite framing material and low energy glazing also offer thermal performance amongst the very best on the skylight market.

My Marrakesh

I assemble small collections, and I create little vignettes. I pin things to the wall, and I hang things on hooks. I have piles of tribal textiles stacked up on chairs and on floors; I leave these piles everywhere. http://moroccanmaryam.typepad.com/my_marrakesh/

George Nelson - Furniture, Designs & Home Decor

Possessing one of the most inventive minds of the 20th century, George Nelson was one of those rare people who can envision what isn’t there yet. Nelson described his creative abilities as a series of “zaps” – flashes of inspiration and clarity that he turned into innovative design ideas. One such “zap” came in 1942 when Nelson conceived the first-ever pedestrian shopping mall – now a ubiquitous feature of our architectural landscape – detailed in his “Grass on Main Street” article.
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London has been an inspiring architectural design scene to which New Zealand-born, London-based architect William Tozer recently added a fascinating conversion of an industrial space into a wood and concrete-defined contemporary loft apartment. http://freshome.com

A completely renovated first apartment

what a makeover! this made me feel 'myownapartamentsick' even more than ever :) bulb-lamp is great, i also made something like that, but there were less bulbs so the effect wasn't that stunning. love the shower, look really great, also the brick wall and, what surprised me, that green tone in the bedroom.