Red Dot Award celebrates 60 years of design history
Red Dot Award
The "Max Braun-Raum" - a place for award-winning Braun products in the first design exhibition, 1955.
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Historisches Archiv Krupp, Essen
Red Dot Award celebrates 60 years of design history
Red Dot Award
Logo of the Red Dot Design Museum Essen.
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Red Dot
Red Dot Award celebrates 60 years of design history
Red Dot Award
Logo of the renowned Ruhr Museum, cooperation partner for the historical design exhibition in Essen.
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Ruhr Museum
Red Dot Award celebrates 60 years of design history
Red Dot Award
Prof Dr Norbert Lammert, president of the German parliament, becomes patron of Red Dot’s anniversary. In terms of protocol, he ranks second in Germany only to the President of the Federal Republic.
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Achim Melde
Presentation of the 2015 Pavilion
Association Champ Libre - Festival des Architectures Vives (FAV)
The FAV's pavilion of Montpellier
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NAS architecture : Hadrien BALALUD DE SAINT JEAN_Guillaume GIRAUD_Johan LAURE / FAV 2015
Presentation of the 2015 Pavilion
Association Champ Libre - Festival des Architectures Vives (FAV)
The FAV's pavilion of Montpellier
Photo credit:
NAS architecture : Hadrien BALALUD DE SAINT JEAN_Guillaume GIRAUD_Johan LAURE / FAV 2015
Presentation of the 2015 Pavilion
Association Champ Libre - Festival des Architectures Vives (FAV)
The FAV's pavilion of Montpellier
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NAS architecture : Hadrien BALALUD DE SAINT JEAN_Guillaume GIRAUD_Johan LAURE / FAV 2015
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
BIO 50 participantsDuring a period of six months, 120 local and international designers and multidisciplinary agents engaged in a large scale collaborative effort to devise possible futures for design.
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Lucijan & Vladimir
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Research begins for Engine BlocksWorking on 11 themes that impact diverse aspects of everyday life, they were brought together by 3, 2, 1 … TEST, the experimental framework that shaped BIO 50, the Biennial of Design in Ljubljana.
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Lucijan & Vladimir
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Team work at BIO 50 Kick-offDifferent groups tackled the themes of Affordable Living, Knowing Food, Public Water Public Space, Walking the City, Hidden Crafts, The Fashion System, Hacking Households, Nanotourism, Engine Blocks, Observing Space and Designing Life, creating specific projects and resilient structures that are still developing through time, beyond the duration of the biennial.
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Lucijan & Vladimir
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BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Engine Blocks
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Ana Kovač/MAO
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Engine Blocks
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Ana Kovač/MAO
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Engine Blocks
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Ana Kovač/MAO
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Engine Blocks
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Engine Blocks
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Hacking Households
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Ana Kovač/MAO
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Hacking Households
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Tilen Sepič
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Hacking Households
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Tilen Sepič
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Hacking Households
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Ana Kovač/MAO
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Hacking Households
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Tilen Sepič
BIO 50 Coming to Milan Design Week 2015
Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO), Ljubljana
Hidden Crafts - Orchestra by Ernest Nograšek
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Ana Kovač/MAO
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