Milan Design Week days can be experienced combining creative exploration with palate-teasing sessions. ArchiPanic shortlisted a small selection of what we consider the more convivial and unconventional meeting points and food-design related projects in town, from breakfast to late night cocktails.
From september 2014 the iconic architecture and design Italian magazine will be relaunched both on line and on paper under the editorship of Silvia Botti.
45° Lamp by Tuomas Auvinen for MUUTO exploits un-used corner spaces with a unconventional yet functional style.
Citizen debuts at Milan Design Week with “LIGHT is TIME”, a mesmerizing installation at Triennale developed by Tsuyoshi Tane of DGT Architects together with CITIZEN’s in-house design team.
Note design studio presents Rise sofa for Fogia, the soft upholstered shape rests on top of a base in wood effusing a warm and cozy Scandinavian feel.
Foster+Partners designs UAE pavilion at Milan Expo in 2015 combining ancient planning principles with Masdar City’s sustainable masterplan in Abu Dhabi.
GamFratesi is Guest of Honour at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2014. The Danish-Italian design studio literally blends arts and crafts with a perfectly balanced lounge area.
Lightwork Design premiers at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2014 with handcrafted lighting projects that reveal the pure simplicity of raw materials.
Stockholm Furniture Fair 2014: students of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Design explore beyond the border of conventional textile furniture.
Maison&Objet teamed up wit Tasarim Publishing Group invited six rising talents from Instanbul to present their work at the Parisian international deco & design fair.
Maison&Objet is ready to fly oversea with two international editions at Marina Bay Sands Expo in Singapore and at the “Gateway” to the Americas: Miami.
Landscape, Heliotropic and Beyond: these are 2014 design keywords according to Maison & Objet trend watchers at the ELSEWHERE exhibition.
MANTIS lighting by Bernard Schottlander for dcw. éditions counterweights and balances volumes and lines just like Alexander Calder’s artworks.
Arbutus+Denman created unique tiles that feature hand laced cords and add a layer of depth to any wall
Siamese Blossom townhouses project by Somdoon Architects integrates living spaces within greenery, conveying a sense of community in a residential suburb on the north of Bangkok.
Ventura Lambrate call for entries for Milan Design Week 2014, deadline 10 january 2014. Photos, link and video.
The next evolution in biking has finally arrived. With two third of our planet covered by water and one billion of bicycles, the BayCycle project is launching a next frontier: water biking.
He likes to call them CENEPULs, but they are not just lamps. Louis-Marie Planquette conceives and handcrafts unique lightings recycling early XX century antics and giving them a new life as timeless creations.
Established & Sons presents the range of resin and wood furniture according to an exquisite Japanese minimalist style
How would you define a brilliant idea that seems simple or easy after it has been revealed? Check the new drawer system of CARTESIA desk by Colors.
Problem solving on a budget is already in action: check out the CRISIS BUSTER projects for civic-minded solutions at CLOSE, CLOSER, Lisbon Architecture Triennale!
The critically acclaimed designjunction presents the third edition of its flagship London show this September during the London Design Festival.
With Creation of a strange Symphony, young designer Philipp Weber presented a synestetic design project that mixes design and music with a performance of a glassblower using a new and unusual tool.
Middle & Far East Architecture: Foster & Partners, KPF Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and SOM worked on these new urban areas that will most probably define our future way of living the present.
Created by four young Italian designers from Milan, Woodskin is the wooden sheet that flexes like a textile. This new composite and elegant material works like an organic architectural tissue that can be modeled and bent to create complex shapes.
Japanese design studio Nendo managed to work glass like it was a patchwork quilt.
It’s high time for the world’s first underground park. New York City is working on the LOWLINE, the haedan sister of the worldwide famous HighLine.
A piece of paper and a battery operated LED: these are the basic components that Japanese designer Kazuhiro Yamanaka would need to create his genial PAPER TORCH.
