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2020 is finally here, and it’s that time of year where we get to play Nostradamus and tell you where the future of branding and package design is heading. This is the final installment in our 9-part Trend Report for 2020; to view the other sections, click on the following hyperlinks to read about Brand […]
Earlier in the week we looked at unconventional seating design and the use of light as themes at Maison et Objet 2013, now we take a step closer to the design process and look back on a few material innovations we saw at this year's fair. From wall gardens to 3D printed prototypes, the following…
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Richard Mille is synonymous with innovation in watchmaking, including the use of complex and rare materials. In this article we explore five such examples sold by our Sotheby's specialists.
New Max Lamb furniture presented at New York’s Salon 94 (until 21 September 2021) includes expressive stone chairs and puzzle-like wooden seating.
Author, researcher, and architect Quang Truong lays out his framework for architects to apply material innovation to real-world projects.
Highlighting the craftsmanship behind avant-garde fashion, focusing on designers who experiment with new materials and techniques to create groundbreaking pieces.
Lady Gaga Enigma Residency © Asher Levine Studio Asher Levine is an interdisciplinary designer interested in fashion, biology, and engineering sciences. Also, he is the founder of AL Studio, a company that focuses on fashion and science, implementing 3D printing devices, illumination technologies, and innovative techniques. Natural geometries are the foundation for
With inspiration drawn from the SILQ chair, SILQ Talks is a new platform that helps celebrate and spread innovative ideas in the field of material sciences.
Rootfull grows textiles from botanical root, uniting design with biology and reconnecting humanity with Nature. It’s a pioneering initiative that explores the binding properties of root by crafting memorable artefacts, across fashion, art and design. Rootfull is a material innovation company, developing a new generation of root textile solutions for the circular economy
Image 3 of 21 from gallery of Top 20 A' Design Award Winners: Well-being and Material Innovation. Xerolithi by George Sinas. Image © A' Design Awards
This is some cycles materials studies that I'm doing, hopefully more sets will be finished soon.I got inspired From Simon Dubuc and Reynante Marti... cycles materials studies set 1
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These new shots by Chilean photographer Cristobal Palma reveal the monumental cube structure of the UC Innovation Center by Alejandro Aravena
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Completed in 2020 in Arnhem, The Netherlands. Images by APA foto, DoepelStrijkers. Siza was our client of the first new building for the so-called Nieuwe Dorp. We won a pitch 3 years ago in which they asked for the solution for a...
As a testimony to the vision of the late Mayor Thomas M. Menino, the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building stands proudly over Dudley Square. It was Menino who decided the City of Boston would develop the vital plot of land by consolidating 500 civil servants from the Boston Public Schools department into a new municipal office building for education, in conjunction with a community centre and retail space.
The building’s second floor is home to the Roxbury Innovation Center, initiated by Mayor Walsh. Mecanoo and Sasaki’s design embodies the City’s vision of a symbol of change that is freely accessible to all, celebrating the history of Roxbury and inaugurating a new era for the neighbourhood. Since every student and parent in the state will visit the BPS at least once, the building is designed to be friendly, healthy and inspirational to people of all ages.
It challenges what an office building is, proposing new ways of working and promoting collaboration and transparency through an open layout. The existing historical facades of the Ferdinand, Curtis and Waterman buildings have been comprehensively restored and stitched together into a bright new building.
Referencing these original buildings, the central volume to new municipal centre also embodies a time-honoured approach to craft in construction. As a Bostonian building with a Dutch touch, a contemporary interpretation of classical layering manifests itself in the brickwork encompassing a number of different masonry techniques from running bond, to stack bond, to soldier bond.
Elements in relief cast intricate shadows across one another in a playful, ‘jazzy’ rhythm. The vitreous properties of the bricks reflect light in different ways depending on the weather conditions. Designed to have a transparent plinth on ground floor level – known as the “New Dudley Square” – and a beacon-like crown at the very top, the form of the building defers to the urban grid.
Visitors will also marvel at the fifth floor with its roof terrace that is, uniquely, accessible to all and offers vistas across the metropolis towards downtown and the water beyond, signifying Dudley’s reborn presence at the gravity point of the city of Boston.
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