Casa son Vida – TecArchitecture / Marcel Wanders
Casa Son Vida is a renovation of a 1960s Mediterranean villa, but it has been turned…
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Marcel Wanders interview
Marcel Wanders was recently interviewed for the TV show Designer People and we would like…
Not everyone is intensely fascinated by how something is made.
Salone Milan 2010 – Marcel Wanders
Marcel Breuer – the Don Draper of the Bauhaus
“Structure is not just a means to a solution. It is also a principle and…
‘MOA’ Basket-series by Eva Marguerre and Marcel Besau
“The MOA basic form is built of innumerable crisscross spanned Lycra-yarns where every route is…
Vivid Sydney Festival 2010 – “Lighting the Sails”
Vivid Sydney once again features the spectacular illumination of the Sydney Opera House sails. In…
If a person chooses a lamp in a shop, say a lamp designed by me, picks it up, buys it and then takes it home: well that will have some sort of influence on his life
AQUA Leonardo’s Vision @ Salone Milan 2019
The Salone del Mobile.Milano is renewing its powerful links with the city of Milan at its 58th edition with a homage to its most brilliant and eclectic ‘adopted son’, Leonardo da Vinci, in the form of an outstanding and hugely evocative installation, AQUA. Leonardo’s Vision at the Conca dell’Incoronata
It narrates a tiny fragment of the Renaissance and the future of Milan, certain to provide visitors with a memorable cultural and emotional experience.
Sea Containers House – Jubilee Wrap unveiled
Scaffolding was erected on Sea Containers House ahead of its transformation into the 360-room Mondrian…
Salone Milan 2010 – Yellow is “the new Pink”
Yellow >> a color which has the ability to polarize like no other Yellow has…
This is Knoll ( Pt 2 / 4 ) @ Salone Milan 2016
Knoll once again called upon OMA ( the architecture studio co-founded by Rem Koolhaas ) to design the ” This is Knoll ” 2016 exhibition space
OMA designed the Knoll display as a hyper-modern interpretation of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s modernist masterwork, the Barcelona Pavilion, using marble walls and glass panels – with a focus on chromatic effects, stylistic twists and timeless furnishings,