Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
'Open Meshmatics' lamp by Rick Tegelaar at Dutch Creative Industry (The Netherlands), Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
'Square Stool' by Karl Chucri at Squad Design (Lebanon), Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
'Chair' by Jumana Taha and Mentalla Said of Studio Muju using traditional Emirati weaving techniques, Tanween by Tashkeel, Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
Young UAE-based fashion designer Azza Alsharif cuddles up in 'Swaddle Chair' by Fadi Sarieddine (UAE), Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum explores 1971 Design Space (UAE)'s installation, Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
French designer Quentin Carnaille demonstrates his 'Apesanteur' to HE Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, at M.A.D Gallery (UAE), Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
Van Cleef & Arpels, in collaboration with Tashkeel and Design Days Dubai, name designer Ranim Oruock as winner of ‘Middle East Emergent Designer Prize’ 2016 for lighting piece ‘Glow
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
Students of VCU Qatar demonstrate their designs to Design Days Dubai visitors
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Design Days Dubai 2016
Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
'WASL', the largest retrospective of UAE design to date
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Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
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'Stratum' stool, made of Baltic birch wood, by new exhibitor Ammar Kalo of KALO (UAE), Design Days Dubai 2016
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Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
Close up of new shelving unit in hard white maple by KALO
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Design Days Dubai Completes It Fifth And Most Successful Edition To-Date
Design Days Dubai
New shelving unit in hard white maple by KALO
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Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
The Southwest corner of Titus Winery is characterized by the covered hospitality area overlooking surrounding vineyards. Exterior materials include cedar soffits, concrete board-form tilt-up walls, gunmetal blue panels above windows, and anodized aluminum window frames.
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Technical Imagery Studios
Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
The main entrance of Titus Winery is a balanced composition of varied-height, layered horizontal roof planes. Exterior materials include cedar soffits, concrete board-form tilt-up walls, gunmetal blue panels above windows, and anodized aluminum window frames.
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Technical Imagery Studios
Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
The Southwest corner of Titus Winery is characterized by the covered hospitality area overlooking surrounding vineyards. Exterior materials include cedar soffits, concrete board-form tilt-up walls, gunmetal blue panels above windows, and anodized aluminum window frames.
Photo credit:
Technical Imagery Studios
Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
The Southwest corner of Titus Winery is characterized by the covered hospitality area overlooking surrounding vineyards. Exterior materials include cedar soffits, concrete board-form tilt-up walls, gunmetal blue panels above windows, and anodized aluminum window frames.
Photo credit:
Technical Imagery Studios
Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
Lined with 6000-gallon fermentation tanks on either side and a metal truss roof above, the Fermentation Room overlooks the Covered Crush area beyond. Fermentation is a six-week, highly-controlled process that involves the conversion of glucose to carbon dioxide, heat, and ethyl alcohol.
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Technical Imagery Studios
Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
The concrete board-form walls that from the exterior façade continue at the interior and provide a textured surface for a recessed LED light above. Matching interior and exterior finish materials allowed for a blending between the two spaces.
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Technical Imagery Studios
Titus Vineyards
MH Architects
The suspending ceiling of the Hospitality Room is comprised of long horizontal slats of varied widths and depths with a view of the surrounding vineyards through bi-fold Nana Walls. Glass blade LED light fixtures hang between the slats in a staggered composition. The slatted ceiling mitigates acoustical resonance and allows for flexible ventilation.
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Technical Imagery Studios
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