the designboom stand - 100 shortlisted tile projects were on show. |
the exhibition has been a big success, people of all ages passed by... |
... and were excited about the amazing variety of ideas. |
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birgit lohmann (designboom) and vico magistretti |
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the prize giving presentation took place on friday 24 sep. 2004
and the winners (ex-equo) are:
annalia segal (left) from argentina and
tony michiels (right) + gwendolyn floyd from netherlands.
see the winning projects |
the special swarovski award winner is: justus slaakweg (left) from
netherlands. he received the swarovski trophy from markus greil (right),
swarovski’s product & market management crystal bath interior &
components.
see the competition's results |
designers of some shortlisted projects, from left to right:
analia segal, gerhard abel, tony michiels. fredrik aidehag ... |
christine van den oosten
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sibylle pfeiffer |
ica van tongeren |
yvonne li +christian bourke |
elle kunnos + gudlaug fridgeirsdottir |
ulrika gyllenberg |
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we distributed free copies of the designboom / DuPont
‘perpetual design calendar’ |
for a rest we had the great new tom dixon chairs!
http://www.tomdixon.net |
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see the design UK party
organized in collaboration with designboom,
max fraser and icon magazine.
many thanks to our great sponsors DuPont and Bombay Sapphire! |
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DESIGNBOOM INSTALLATION by
kazuhiro yamanaka
‘clouds’ by kazuhiro yamanaka, special project for designboom.
he used ‘nomex’, created by DuPont scientists.
it is a fiber with an extraordinary combination of high-performance
heat- and flame-resistant properties, as well as superior textile
characteristics. thanks to DuPont for the kind contribtion.
http://www.nomex.com
see more of his works
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uk-based japanese designer kazuhiro yamanaka
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DESIGNBOOM AWARD
radu comsa
radu comsa from romania, is the winner of the 100% folding chair competition,
which was organised by 100% design and designboom in 2003.
as first prize he has won a free booth at this year’s 100% design show.
radu presented a collection of two lighting objects, specially created for this event.
see his winning entry (folding chair)
http://www.designboom.com/london03/index.html
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‘seaflowers’ and the organic folding concept -
the thermostatic bimetal strips shade bend under
the heat of an incandescent bulb. |
‘seaflowers’ when lights are off (close)
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‘boa’ - the changing shape of this aluminium lamp
allows many many different combinations. |
there is a ‘top light’ for the ambient and a ‘mid level light’
for the accent lighting. |
marcel wanders at radu’s stand |
tom dixon |
alex ho and karen bienert (designboom) at radu’s stand |
radu comsa |
