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January 2011, 20
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elisa strozyk + sebastian neeb: accordion cabinet
published 01.20.11
the exterior of the cabinet is made from lamellas of various wood veneers that have been folded in a manner similar to that of an accordion.
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coop himmelb(l)au: dalian international conference center - update
published 01.20.11
featuring a shell-like, multifaceted shell, the project was conceived as a kind of urban structure with 'squares' and 'street spaces'.
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kimchi and chips: link
published 01.20.11
the interactive installation fills the 'rooms' of a cardboard city with video projections of visitors to the project space.
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anne lorenz: home traveller
published 01.20.11
the over-sized fabric bag is a hybrid portable storage unit for the home.
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patrick norguet: makil for alki
published 01.20.11
the chair is composed of a series of seamlessly winding and intersecting forms.
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enrique illanez schoenenberger: brigitte
published 01.20.11
composed of hand-sewn wood tiles in the style of traditional swiss facades, the 'brigitte' shelter encourages passersby to slow down, take the space for their own, and appreciate the value of time.
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dohoon kim: tension bentwood chair
published 01.20.11
the bentwood technique is typically executed through the use of moulds, however korean dohoon kim creates the curves of his chair naturally through the wood's flexibility and elasticity.
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UN studio: waalse krook
published 01.19.11
the competition entry aims to stengthen the character of the site by providing an extension of the urban context into its design.
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atelier A5: SN.house
published 01.19.11
by partially encasing the structure in a perforated metal screen, the home which is located in a densely populated neighborhood in tokyo, gains a sense of privacy that is shielded from street traffic and neighboring structures.
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angell wyller aarseth: handle me
published 01.19.11
the heavy, textured cast iron and wood cookware references the simplicity of tradition while drawing our fragmented attention back to the physical and solid.
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