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May 20 2011 —

“Infobar A01” by iida

With Naoto Fukasawa once again at the design helm, the DNA from that first generation shows in the new smartphone’s signature tile-like keys, hand-fitting form, and palette of colors including the vermillion Nishikigoi.

<p>Design infused with famed predecessor’s DNA... Eight years have passed since the release of the first-generation "Infobar". With Naoto Fukasawa once again at the design helm, the DNA from that first generation shows in the new smartphone’s signature tile-like keys, hand-fitting form, and pale...
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Naoto Fukasawa
May 19 2011 —

Exclusive Interview with Piero Lissoni

Piero Lissoni studied Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano and on graduating in 1985, he began collaborating as designer and Art Director with furniture manufacturers Boffi, Living Divani and Porro.

<p>Piero Lissoni studied Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano and on graduating in 1985, he began collaborating as designer and Art Director with furniture manufacturers Boffi, Living Divani and Porro. In 1986, together with Nicoletta Canesi, Piero Lissoni founded “Studio Lissoni”, which la...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Piero Lissoni
May 19 2011 —

Santa Monica Parking Garages

Pugh + Scarpa was commissioned to design improvements to eight parking garages surrounding the popular 3rd Street Promenade of Santa Monica. The improvements include new facades, improved pedestrian access...

<p>Pugh + Scarpa was commissioned to design improvements to eight parking garages surrounding the popular 3rd Street Promenade of Santa Monica. The improvements include new facades, improved pedestrian access, sculptural signage by Cliff Garten Studio and other public artists, enhanced LED lighting ...
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Pugh + Scarpa
May 19 2011 —

Furnas Monitoring

The idyllic unspoiled beauty of the Azores was the inspiration for a design project of the Portugese firm of architects, Aires Mateus and associates. The two year project at Lagoa da Furnas, Portugal, covers an area of 1130m2, was completed in 2010 for clients, SPRAcores.

<p>The idyllic unspoiled beauty of the Azores was the inspiration for a design project of the Portugese firm of architects, Aires Mateus and associates. The two year project at Lagoa da Furnas, Portugal, covers an area of 1130m2, was completed in 2010 for clients, SPRAcores.<br /><br /> The lar...
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Stelios Pentarvanis
Aires Mateus and associates
May 18 2011 —

Hyéres 2011 Festival

Every Spring in the South of France, the ‘International Fashion and Photography Festival’ spotlights young promising artists in the fields of fashion and photography. The festival proposes diverse exhibitions, professional panel discussions and two competitions.

<p>Every Spring in the South of France, the ‘International Fashion and Photography Festival’ spotlights young promising artists in the fields of fashion and photography. The festival proposes diverse exhibitions, professional panel discussions and two competitions. The competitions showcase 10 f...
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PhotostoryHyéres
May 18 2011 —

The Base by Supermachine Studio

The renovation of “The Base”, one of Sansiri’s Sales Galleries in Bangkok, Thailand, was undertaken by Supermachine Studio Design Team. The designers welcomed the relatively small project as it presented a challenge...

<p>The renovation of “The Base”, one of Sansiri’s Sales Galleries in Bangkok, Thailand, was undertaken by Supermachine Studio Design Team. The designers welcomed the relatively small project as it presented a challenge, due to the concept and usage of the building, and are delighted to have co...
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Supermachine Studio
May 18 2011 —

Raiffeisen Bank by NAU

Raiffeisen’s flagship branch on Zurich’s Kreuzplatz dissolves traditional barriers between customer and employee, creating a new type of “open bank,” a space of encounter. Advanced technologies make banking infrastructure largely invisible ...

<p>Raiffeisen’s flagship branch on Zurich’s Kreuzplatz dissolves traditional barriers between customer and employee, creating a new type of “open bank,” a space of encounter. Advanced technologies make banking infrastructure largely invisible; employees access terminals concealed in fur...
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NAU
Armchair Collection By Deloudis
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