open air library by KARO architekten, germany image courtesy of KARO architekten
the design museum in london has announced the winners for this years brit insurance design of the year awards. honoring the most innovative designs from a wide range of disciplines, this years medalists stem from locations including sweden, germany, japan, italy, USA and the UK. divided into seven applicable categories, the awards have gone to:
architecture: open air library by KARO architekten fashion: uniqlo +j autumn/winter ’10 by jil sander for uniqlo furniture: branca by industrial facility by sam hecht, kim collin and ippei matsumoto graphics: homemade is best by forsman & bodenfors for ikea interactive: flipboard by mike mcCue and evan doll product: plumen 001 by hulger and samuel wilkinson transport: barclays cycle hire by transport for london
open air library by KARO architekten, germany image courtesy of KARO architekten
plumen 001, hulger & samuel wilkinson images courtesy of plumen
uniqlo +j, Japan image courtesy of brit insurance awards
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The building is an open air library, not an museum. And the facade is made out of an recycled 50’s shopping mall facade from an early egon eiermann building … never the less it is an nice low budget building.
The museum itself is OK, but what is bothersome is the lack of considered placement: now the hood looks much like a ratatouille. and not in an appetizing sense. The graffiti-ish illustrations are a nice touch.