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Apr 28 2011 —

Hemeroscopium House

Designed by Ensamble Studio, Hemeroscopium house is true example of architects having fun. This structure took a year to engineer but only 7 days to build! Made completely of prefabricated elements the construction process reminds us of a child stacking blocks in an effort to taunt gravity.

<p>Designed by Ensamble Studio, Hemeroscopium house is true example of architects having fun. This structure took a year to engineer but only 7 days to build! Made completely of prefabricated elements the construction process reminds us of a child stacking blocks in an effort to taunt gravity.</p><p...
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Alexandros Franzolini
Ensamble Studio
Apr 27 2011 —

“Veliero” comes back to life with Cassina

The company’s long research project restores stability to Franco Albini’s iconic bookcase. An audacious challenge to the laws of physics: “Veliero” is the legendary bookcase that Franco Albini designed and had made for his house in Via De Togni, Milan, as a one-off piece in 1940.

<p>The company’s long research project restores stability to Franco Albini’s iconic bookcase. An audacious challenge to the laws of physics: “Veliero” is the legendary bookcase that Franco Albini designed and had made for his house in Via De Togni, Milan, as a one-off piece in 1940. A dream ...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Franco Albini
Apr 27 2011 —

Ginza Armchair by the Campana’s

The Campana brothers, in their years with Edra, have always considered the material with which each piece is realized as a value unto itself. From the wooden slats of the Favela chair, to the long strands of raffia of the Cabana container...

<p>Since 1983, the brothers Fernando (1961) and Humberto (1953) Campana have been solidly building their career achieving both national and international recognition. Their work incorporates the idea of transformation and reinvention. Giving preciousness to poor, day-to-day or common materials carri...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Fernando and Humberto Campana
Apr 27 2011 —

Delood Library: Barcelona Pavilion

On the initiative of the Urban Planning Department of Barcelona, the reconstruction of the Barcelona Pavilion was undertaken by architects, Ignasi de Sola-Morales, Cristian Cirici and Fernando Ramos, in 1983.

<p>On the initiative of the Urban Planning Department of Barcelona, the reconstruction of the Barcelona Pavilion was undertaken by architects, Ignasi de Sola-Morales, Cristian Cirici and Fernando Ramos, in 1983. The original iconic structure had been designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969),...
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Stelios Pentarvanis
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Apr 26 2011 —

Yiorgos Eleftheriades Interview Exclusively @ Delood

His philosophy is based upon his love for classical forms. In his search for contemporary elegance, he aims to create a truly alternative urban style with interesting shapes, quality tailoring and experimental combinations of fabrics and textures.

<p>Yiorgos Eleftheriades’ collections have been displayed in Athens, Paris and Barcelona.<br /><br />His philosophy is based upon his love for classical forms. In his search for contemporary elegance, he aims to create a truly alternative urban style with interesting shapes, quality tailoring and ...
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Stelios Pentarvanis
Yiorgos Eleftheriades
Apr 26 2011 —

Pritzker Prize 2011: Souto de Moura

Following his early years at the Italian School, Souto de Moura enrolled in the School of Fine Arts in Porto, where he began as an art student, studying sculpture, but eventually achieving his degree in architecture.

<p>Eduardo Souto de Moura was born in Porto, Portugal in 1952. His father was a doctor and his mother a home maker. He has one brother and one sister. The sister is also a doctor and his brother is a lawyer with a political career – formerly he was Attorney General of Portugal.</p><p>Following his...
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Eduardo Souto de Moura
Apr 26 2011 —

Ishigami >< Lissoni Presentation for Living Divani

The purity, non-colour, transparency and fluidity of Junya Ishigami’s design style juxtaposed with theclean, clear lines and bright colours of Piero Lissoni. A cosmopolitan arrangement with hints of refined technology veiled in mysticism.

<p>The purity, non-colour, transparency and fluidity of Junya Ishigami’s design style juxtaposed with the clean, clear lines and bright colours of Piero Lissoni.<br /><br />A cosmopolitan arrangement with hints of refined technology veiled in mysticism. Experimental research, a re-elaboration of J...
Written By
Konstantinos Deloudis
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