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happening now! effe and patricia urquiola design baluar, a sauna and hammam collection translating medieval bastion geometries into wellness architecture.
two vehicles are stretched into impossible geometries, translating squash-and-stretch animation into full-scale automotive sculpture.
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jeff koons’ balloon dog moves from monumental sculpture to a 42 mm object for the wrist.
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the project brings the world of pokémon into the built environment through a compact retreat shaped around sleep.
the first stop of our new travelling series brought together designers, architects, collaborators, and friends for a week of conversations and hands-on activities.
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this table looks like it is inspired by a soft lace aesthetic, but made with an industrial material image © designboom
‘muscle’ by alexandre moronnoz for tôlerie forézienne, 2008 which takes its name from its form where portions of the benches are formed to create a ‘muscular’ seating area image © designboom
a detail of one of the four ‘muscles’ image © designboom
‘ondine’ by michaël bihain in collaboration with architect cédric callewaert tôlerie forézienne, 2008 looks like a massive undulating disk image © designboom
‘répétition’ by régis bigot and gaëtan grenier for tôlerie forézienne, 2008 is made from the same piece of bent thermo lacquered stainless steel repeated in a row to make a bench image © designboom
looking at the profile, one might wonder how the bench will actually hold someone if they sit on it image © designboom
‘soft bench’ by lucile soufflet for tôlerie forézienne, 2008 image © designboom
a slight bend in the bench provides a alternate ways of sitting on the bench image © designboom
‘interférences’ by alexandre moronnoz for tôlerie forézienne, 2007 is constructed from recycled steel image © designboom
from a side view, one can see that the steel bars are bent in random forms to create legs for the bench image © designboom