Footage of workers assembling a Boeing 737 airliner ( For South West Airlines USA ), inside and out, time-lapsed down into two minutes, thirty seconds.
Building a Plane in just 2mins 30secs !
MADA Students Fashionable Building Art
Students from Monash University Art, Design and Architecture have transformed a selection of ten iconic Melbourne buildings into wearable art
Working in collaboration with the architects as well as artist Callum Morton, fashion designer Miriam Borcherdt and architect Cate Hall, the designs dissect the buildings’ language into human scale, exploring the way the tectonics react to human movement.
Light & Building 2010 – Product Highlights
Into the Box at Moooi @ Salone Milan 2012
Inspired by the new photography concept by Marcel Wanders and Erwin Olaf, Moooi decides to…
Lighting the Sails @ Vivid Sydney 2014
Vivid Sydney is a unique annual event of light, music and ideas, featuring many of the world’s most important creative industry forums, a mesmerising free public exhibition of outdoor lighting sculptures and installations, a cutting-edge contemporary music program and the spectacular illumination of Sydney’s iconic architecture including the sails of Sydney Opera House.
This year, projected artwork, created by award-winning international artists 59 Productions, presented a journey through time on the sails of the iconic building.
OK Go – one go “Music Video Masterminds”
The OK Go Treadmill clip for “Here It Goes Again” launched them from obscurity onto the…
Lighting the Sails @ Vivid Sydney 2015
This year, Vivid Live has commissioned multi-disciplinary design collective Universal Everything to create a new projected artwork for the sails of Sydney Opera House ( Vivid Live’s most public event.)
Founded 11 years ago by creative director Matt Pyke in Sheffield, England, the bold colour-friendly group thread their playful sense of discovery, anthropomorphic creation and digitally-crafted landscapes through each project.
Pyke and his globally-based team continue to play with new technologies to invent new forms of design and movement – all conceived from the same back garden shed where Universal Everything began.
Swarovski – Four Elements & Crystal @ Salone Milan 2019
Swarovski returns to Euroluce with its latest lighting collections and bespoke lighting solutions presented in a special exhibition inspired by the four elements of nature.
The unique booth is divided into four sections inspired by the elements of nature: air, water, earth and fire ― all of which are integral components in Swarovski’s crystal manufacturing.
Damn – A Matter of Perception @ Salone Milan 2016
Architect Diébédo Francis Kéré, originally from Burkina Faso, was invited to transform Palazzo Litta’s inner courtyard into a neo-African village.
Inside the Palazzo, DAMN Magazine assembled a selection of architects, designers, and corporate partners, to express themselves under the theme : A Matter of Perception: Tradition and Technology – which is all about the origin of concepts; how materials affect and define an object or an idea, with the purpose of looking at things in everyday life in a different way.
Invitations @ Salone Milan 2016
With over 1500 exhibitors at the Salone del Mobile Fairgrounds, and as many again outside the Fairgrounds scattered all around the city, the world’s best design companies know that their invitations are the first representations of the products they’ve spent the year refining.
Here once again is a collation of some of our favourite invitations which crossed our desks in preparation to the upcoming Milan Design Week 2016
Hold onto your seat belts – its almost time for lift off !!!.
Harry Bertoia’s Sculptures
” I like to think of my work in this way … There are several kinds, and I like to think that each kind occupies a certain region in the cosmos, maybe the cosmos of my mind, but each work finds its proper environment in a region.
And if you go far enough you could expand this region, cultivate it and it would become fruitful and do more… I regard nature as being the strongest influence “. – Harry Bertoia
The Coal Office – Tom Dixon’s new London HQ
Tom Dixon has relocated his head office, showroom and retail space from Ladbroke Grove ( West London ) further along the Regents Canal, to the new 1,600 sqm complex on Regent’s Canal and Granary Square, with the vision that it will become a creative hub for the broader design community.
A new elevated park, Bagley Walk, similar to the Highline in New York, runs along the front of the building connecting Granary Square and Gasholder Park.
Hermes @ Milan Design Week 2011
The French fashion house will make its debut at the Salone del Mobile with its…