L A M P Finalists Announced for Fifth Annual International Lighting Design Competition
L A M P (Lighting Architecture Movement Project)
Portal by Mark Kinsley from Chicago, IL, USA. Precariously balancing two surfaces, wall and floor, Portal is neither sconce or floor lamp, and yet it is also curiously both. The elongated form and reflective, polished brass core nod to the mirror as a literary object of magic, a portal to other worlds. Like our own world, Portal finds stasis in polarity. Favoring neither pole, Portal has no upside down as form balances function for lighting both up and down.
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L A M P Finalists Announced for Fifth Annual International Lighting Design Competition
L A M P (Lighting Architecture Movement Project)
EastWest Light by Ákos Huber from Kecskemet, Hungary. The EastWest Light tracks the path of the sun, which rises every day in the East and disappears below the horizon in the West. The light is an abstract shaping of this cyclical process, which combines mood lighting with an interesting structural solution. Thanks to the geometric construct, one curved form conforms to the other.
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L A M P
L A M P Finalists Announced for Fifth Annual International Lighting Design Competition
L A M P (Lighting Architecture Movement Project)
EastWest Light by Ákos Huber from Kecskemet, Hungary.
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L A M P
L A M P Finalists Announced for Fifth Annual International Lighting Design Competition
L A M P (Lighting Architecture Movement Project)
Emerging Category - Highwire by Christian Lo from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. CONCEPT: By allowing gravity to weight the center, the Highwire maintains balance by creating tension between two points. The user can add up to five luminaries to a single power drop. The light created by the fixture not only illuminates the surrounding area, but also illuminates itself further enhancing the fixtures presence.
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L A M P
L A M P Finalists Announced for Fifth Annual International Lighting Design Competition
L A M P (Lighting Architecture Movement Project)
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A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
Hi Thanks Bye_London Design Fair
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Hi Thanks Bye
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
Hi Thanks Bye_London Design Fair
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Hi Thanks Bye
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
Hi Thanks Bye_London Design Fair
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Hi Thanks Bye
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
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Fritz Hansen
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
Jiyoun Kim_London Design Fair
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Jiyoun Kim
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A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
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A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
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Dominika Petrtýlová
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
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Studio Laurids Gallée
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
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REM Atelier
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
Charlotte Kidger_Material of the Year_London Design Fair
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Charlotte Kidger
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
Dirk Vander Kooij_Material of the Year_London Design Fair
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Dirk Vander Kooij
A Global Affair: International Brands and Designers at London Design Fair
London Design Fair
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
The Oasia Hotel Downtown clearly stands out in the sea of buildings of Singapore. The sustainably designed building, planned by the reputable WOHA office, impresses with its unconventional, upbeat symbiosis of architecture and nature, as well as the connection between inside and outside.
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Infinitude
A Tropical Skyscraper by WOHA and Patricia Urquiola: Sustainability and Delight
AGROB BUCHTAL
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Infinitude
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