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Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

In the elevator lobby a directional graphic in Informa’s brand colours directs guests to the reception area.

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Shai Gil

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The low maintenance LVT wood-patterned flooring by Interface used on the floor and wall adds warmth to the lobby space.

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Shai Gil

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

An illustrative mural depicting themes from Informa’s exhibitions, by Toronto artist Mike Parsons, enlivens the office’s reception area. 

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Shai Gil

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

A Dodeca light fixture by Matthew McCormick floats over the reception lounge furniture by Keilhauer.

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Shai Gil 

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Informa’s communal kitchen features splashes of colour from the Knoll furnishings and Kartell light fixtures, complementing the neutral grays of the AyA cabinetry and countertops. 

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Shai Gil

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The company’s department teams are divided into quadrants defining the different sectors they represent, which are visually identified by the differing colour accents of the Teknion workstation furniture.

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Shai Gil

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

The custom walnut and Corian reception desk was constructed by AyA.

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Shai Gil

Informa Toronto
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Office floor plan

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Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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49 Circles by Rob Shostak - A visualization of Toronto

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Phil Parker

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Chair Detection Interface by Radical Norms - Artificial Intelligence Chair Prediction - 78% Chair

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Radical Norms

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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AESTUS by Oliver David Krieg - AESTUS family of vases

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Kristína Balušíková

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Aletheia at Aesop by Philip Beesley - 'Aletheia’ is a pensive installation designed by Philip Beesley of Living Architecture Systems Group. The display features a spherical meshwork of spines, fronds, and densely massed glasswork, outlined by a lace-like membrane that motions in responsiveness to its environment. @designTOfestival. #AesopSkinCare #DesignTO19

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John Alunan

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Alley Row Presents Movin' On Up by Cry If I Want To / Alley Row - Custom wallpaper rolls that when used with an augmented reality app showcase video and graphics around the theme of breaking barriers

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Allison + Rochelle Straker

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Highwire Examined by Anony - Single Highwire 

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Anony

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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A.S.1 #3 by Justin Mencel - Suspended in the Cutler and Gross window, #3 of 11 - Oil & Acrylic on 3 Wood Panels, 38 x 31 x 1.5"

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Courtesy of the designer

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Supersymmetry : An Innovative, Interactive Knitting Experience by Lysanne Latulippe / String Theory Scarves - One for you, one for me. Supersymmetry.

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Lysanne Latulippe / String Theory Scarves

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Cardboard Giraffe by SDI

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Kuba Dudzinski

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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The Aberrant by Cat Lamora - The Aberrant is a three dimensional paper installation that attempts to address the experience of a gyopo — a term for Korean expatriates who have been citizens in their new countries for longer than a decade. With this work, Cat Lamora questions the affect of expatriation in Korean-Canadian gyopos selfhood, and the deafening loneliness produced by the conflict of navigating the culture one is born into versus the newly adopted. Having to lead a life of duality between two names, two cultures, and two homes, the piece seeks to express the balancing act that gyopos struggle to reconcile with.

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Philip Leonard Ocampo

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Forms of Identity by Charlotte Blake - Discover: Woven and knotted rope, yarn and string.

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Charlotte Blake

Le design et l’art se rencontrent au festival DesignTO ce janvier
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Chromo by Jacob Riches at Elbow Room

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Hannah Nguyen