ULTRA/Kenji Yanobe by Yuma Harada in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
ULTRA/Kenji Yanobe by Yuma Harada in thisispaperstories.com
ULTRA FACTORY is a workshop where all the students (at Kyoto University of Art and Design) are welcomed. However, the Factory is different from ordinary student workshops in that it invites first-class professional artists and designers to work on the Ultra Project.
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Collar by TAF in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
Collar by TAF in thisispaperstories.com
TAF is selected by the Parisian concept shop merci and the Tokyo based CIBONE to design a limited edition of ten coat hangers. The hangers will be sold exclusively for charity. The exhibition is curated by Daniel Rozensztroch…
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Rooms Hotel by Rooms in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
Rooms Hotel by Rooms in thisispaperstories.com
The hotel exterior and interior was created by the foreseen of the mountainous environment and existing old building (former soviet Tourist Center). The façade of the building is decorated with wood, metal partitions dividing rooms and balconies on the façade create vertical and horizontal lines, which gives to the entire building a simple, geometric look…
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DDW 2012 – At Piet Hein Eek’s in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
DDW 2012 – At Piet Hein Eek’s in thisispaperstories.com
It was an early Saturday afternoon in Eindhoven’s suburban Strijp R district, one of those when the streets are empty and the city refuses to wake up at such ridiculously low temperature. In these surroundings dozens of cars squeezed next to each other along both sides of Halvemaanstraat looked particularly out of place. But everything became clear once you realized that it was one of the last days of DDW and Halvemaanstraat was the street leading up to Piet Hein Eek’s workshop. Crowds flocked towards the design superstar’s studio, and so did we…
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DDW 2012 – DAE Graduation Show in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
DDW 2012 – DAE Graduation Show in thisispaperstories.com
After visiting the Graduation show at Design Academy Eindhoven yesterday it became clear to us that the term “designers” is all too narrow to describe DAE’s graduates, as their projects cover much broader topics. Just to name a few: healthcare, pharmacy, meteorology, brain science, pesticides, physics, mental conditions, resocialization of prisoners, disabilities, carbon dioxide pollution…these fields have been explored and researched for the students’ theses and it was the combination of them and the design thinking that made the projects so diverse, gripping and innovative..
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Hus-1 by Torsten Ottesjo in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
Hus-1 by Torsten Ottesjo in thisispaper.com
Hus-1 is a small house designed and built by Torsten Ottesjö. The building was constructed on site. The idea was a house as personification – a structure designed to fit the needs of a two specific people. The majority of the furnishing is built into the house. The dwelling features convex walls which seam together with the floor creating both a sense of airiness and a naturally curved seating space along the sides of the interior…
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Selected Works by Axel Brechensbauer in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
Selected Works by Axel Brechensbauer in thisispaper.com
Barcelona based artist Axel Brechensbauer has created a series of semi-abstract geometric sculptures that combine the man made and natural worlds. Axel Brechensbauer, a Swedish artist living in Barcelona, Spain, believes in bringing order to nature. This is why he says that we have gardens. His sculptures reflect this belief and comprises clear-cut geometric shapes with elements of nature…
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The Energy Collection by Marjan van Aubel in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
The Energy Collection by Marjan van Aubel in thisispaper.com
In this collection everyday objects absorb energy from daylight. This solar glassware gathers energy from the light around it. Whether you are drinking from your glass or have left it on the side, it is constantly working to gather energy…
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House A by AUTORI in THISISPAPER MAGAZINE
House A by AUTORI in thisispaper.com
House A is a part of the cultural and tourist complex “Terra Pannonica” in the village of Mokrin, in northern Serbia. The estate is planned to consist of five houses of different functional and architectural characteristics, of which two have been completed until now…
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