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LeuWebb Projects with Mulvey & Banani Lighting Inc.
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Doublespace Photography
Thermally Speaking
LeuWebb Projects with Mulvey & Banani Lighting Inc.
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Doublespace Photography
Thermally Speaking
LeuWebb Projects with Mulvey & Banani Lighting Inc.
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Doublespace Photography
Thermally Speaking
LeuWebb Projects with Mulvey & Banani Lighting Inc.
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Doublespace Photography
Thermally Speaking
LeuWebb Projects with Mulvey & Banani Lighting Inc.
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Doublespace Photography
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Prototype de colonne arborescente, Mark West avec Anynslee Hurdal, Leif Friggstad2007, prototype de colonne arborescente, Winnipeg Canada
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Dianna’s Robes Detail Sheet, Mark West1996, graphite sur papier, 38 x 100 cm
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Dianna’s Robes, Mark West 1996, graphite sur papier, 100 x 76 cm
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
“Mur-rideau” suspendu, Mark West avec Anynslee Hurdal, Leif Friggstad, Michael Johnson2007, panneau de béton à coque mince de 3m x 1,2m x 5cm
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Hotel Edward Hopper Facade, Mark West2005, graphite sur papier, 29 x 36 cm
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
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Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Moulage en plâtre, Mark WestÉtudes de colonne arborescente en plâtre
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Subway Drape Snuffle, Mark West Début des années 2000, graphite sur papier, 74 x 58 cm
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Le béton sous toutes ses coutures – Les expérimentations architecturales de l’artiste Mark West au Centre de design de l’UQAM
Centre de design de l'UQAM
Panneau drapé à coque mince, Mark West avec Anynslee Hurdal, Leif Friggstad, Michael Johnson2007, Photographie de la texture d’un panneau de béton à coque mince
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Centre de design de l'UQAM
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The jury of the Pure Talents Contest 2020 awarded the first prize to Marie Kurstjens and Iva Coskun (Germany) for their collapsible and universally deployable Levi table. At first glance, Levi seems like a normal, simple table with a wooden plate on a metal frame. However, thanks to a joint-like hinge, the frame can be set up and fixed at all possible angles in order to incorporate plates of different formats, from the dining table square to the rectangle compatible for use as a workplace.
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Marie Kurstjens, Iva Coskun; Koelnmesse
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The second prize of the Pure Talents Contest 2020 was given to Omit, a non-electrical, hand-operated vacuum cleaner, designed by Hiroyuki Morita (Japan). Applications like refrigerators or vacuum cleaners are closely linked with the furnishings. Omit demonstrates that applications without smart technology and energy are also practicable.
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Hiroyuki Morita; Koelnmesse
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The third prize of the Pure Talents Contest 2020 also went to a product with energy as a theme, this time in the form of light. The Jojo light, designed by Sofia Souidi (Germany), is started by pulling on a string and grows darker over time until it extinguishes entirely; the changing of the light should generate a feeling for passing time with the user.
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Sofia Souidi; Koelnmesse
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The Audience Prize presented this year for the first time following the Instagram voting went to the Flow Chair of Filip Lenarcik (Poland) – another flat pack product that is easy to assemble and comfortable; a seat that well suits a modern, airy interior.
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Filip Lenarcik; Koelnmesse
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The jury of the Pure Talents Contest 2020 issued two special mentions this year: first, to Aspirator by Qing Deng (China), a kind of beanbag chair that is inflated by sound waves caused by screaming into a funnel. “Aspirator is reminiscent in its aesthetic of the 1960s, but in terms of its concept more of the performance character of some designs from the 1990s, which we could once again use more of today”, the jury decided.
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Qing Deng; Koelnmesse
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The second special mention of the Pure Talents Contest jury 2020 went to According to the Grain, an item of seating furniture honouring the materiality of wood, designed by Sho Ota (Japan). The harder branches of the wood are revealed by sandblasting the softer parts, which, despite the protruding branch rudiments, results in an on the whole soft surface.
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Sho Ota; Koelnmesse
Appel des candidatures pour le concours Pure Talents 2021 de l’imm cologne
imm cologne/LivingKitchen 2021, Koelnmesse GmbH
The Pure Talents Contest 2021 is now open for entries – and it will be a very special design contest that reflects the accelerated evolution of a digital future. Once again young creatives from across the world are invited to submit their individual or group works for a highly diverse range of furniture categories. The Pure Talents Contest can serve as the springboard for a successful career for them. Many former contestants have launched their design careers via the Pure Talents Contest.
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Koelnmesse
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