LightHouse Hotel
Margot Krasojević Architects
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Margot Krasojević
LightHouse Hotel
Margot Krasojević Architects
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Margot Krasojević
LightHouse Hotel
Margot Krasojević Architects
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Margot Krasojević
LightHouse Hotel
Margot Krasojević Architects
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Margot Krasojević
A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
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In Alfredo Häberli’s vision of the Future Kitchen, the oven descends from the ceiling when needed and is transparent. This allows the user to keep an eye on what’s going on inside and saves having to keep opening the door to check, therefore preventing unnecessary heat loss.
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Koelnmesse
A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH
Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a transparent refrigerator, designed in cooperation with Samsung, has an integrated warming shelf for dishes at the bottom.
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Koelnmesse
A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
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The very thin and portable cooktop that Alfredo Häberli developed in cooperation with Schott Ceran can be taken anywhere and used both for cooking and for keeping food warm.
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Koelnmesse
A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
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The kitchen sink in Alfredo Häberli’s Future Kitchen at LivingKitchen 2019 could also only be seen in the form of augmented reality. Water is a precious commodity – and the sink was hung from the ceiling to remind visitors where it comes from.
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Koelnmesse
A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH
Visitors entered Alfredo Häberli’s Future Kitchen installation at LivingKitchen 2019 through the vegetable garden, seen here on the right. It is a symbol of the need for a more aware approach to food.
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Jens Kirchner; Koelnmesse
A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH
The Swiss designer was delighted by Koelnmesse’s invitation to create the Future Kitchen: “It goes without saying that this request from Koelnmesse was an honour. However, as a designer I’m constantly working on developing the kitchen of the future. At the same time, I deliberately try to take it to a certain level of abstraction because the times we live in are changing so incredibly fast.”
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Lutz Sternstein; Koelnmesse
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A cinematic experience for the mind to explore at LivingKitchen 2019: Alfredo Häberli’s vision of a kitchen of the future
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH
Alfredo Häberli called his Future Kitchen design for LivingKitchen 2019 Sense & Sensuality. Besides reflecting the designer’s view of the kitchen as a sensuous place, the title is also a plea to pause and question things.
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Jens Kirchner; Koelnmesse
ENTICY, a new boutique condo project in downtown Montreal
Claridge-Omnia Technologies-Geiger Huot
Front facade of Enticy Condos
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Enticy
ENTICY, a new boutique condo project in downtown Montreal
Claridge-Omnia Technologies-Geiger Huot
Rooftop terrace
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Enticy
ENTICY, a new boutique condo project in downtown Montreal
Claridge-Omnia Technologies-Geiger Huot
Bright interiors
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Enticy
ENTICY, a new boutique condo project in downtown Montreal
Claridge-Omnia Technologies-Geiger Huot
Bright interiors
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Enticy
ENTICY, a new boutique condo project in downtown Montreal
Claridge-Omnia Technologies-Geiger Huot
Bathroom
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Enticy
Inspired by legend, Coco by Larose Guyon illuminates with an air of sophistication
Larose Guyon
Coco configuration in satin black (standard finish) / ten 8'' hand blown glass shades, smoky black (custom finish) / 54’’ x 32’’ x 22’’ H
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Larose Guyon
Inspired by legend, Coco by Larose Guyon illuminates with an air of sophistication
Larose Guyon
Coco configuration in aged brass (standard finish) / ten 8'' hand blown glass shades, alabaster white (standard finish) / 66’’ x 36’’ x 46'' H
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Larose Guyon
Inspired by legend, Coco by Larose Guyon illuminates with an air of sophistication
Larose Guyon
Coco configuration in aged copper (standard finish) / ten 8'' hand blown glass shades, satin peach (custom finish) / 88’’ x 8’’ x 42’’ H
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Larose Guyon
Inspired by legend, Coco by Larose Guyon illuminates with an air of sophistication
Larose Guyon
Coco configuration in aged brass (standard finish) / ten 8'' hand blown glass shades, alabaster white (standard finish) / 32’’ x 8’’ x 82’’ H
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Larose Guyon
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