kenyon yeh: jufuku bamboo furniture

seeking to provide 'urban acupuncture' for the industrial city, the cocoon-like installation provides a calm public space that grounds its inhabitants with nature.

formed of bamboo with embedded LED lights, the bamboo piece functions as a recessed luminaire in addition to being incorporated into walls as a structural component. a separate mountable lamp serves smaller spaces.

constructed with locally sourced clay, sand, straw and water, this school's cob and bamboo structure will be protected from earthquake and rain events.

'3D lace' takes traditional textiles and transforms them into three-dimensional objects. harding laces, tweeds and damasks are extruded to create stalagmite structures.

geoffrey mann is a scottish artist whose fascination with transposing the ephemeral nature of time and motion has created a studio practice that challenges the existing divides between art, craft and design.

this exhibition presents a selection of london-based japanese designer tomoko azumi's furniture spanning from 1995 to 2010. included are models, drawings and watercolor sketches of the various pieces on show.

the designer's work is based on the curiosity of the experimental design process, bringing forth objects which offer one different perspectives of furniture.