by Heike Edelmann | 11/23/2016
Chaired by the designer Stefan Diez, in early November the Innovations@DOMOTEX jury selected the best new products.
by Jochen Stöckmann | 11/22/2016
The design competition for a “Museum of the 20th Century” at the Berlin Kulturforum has a winner.
by Rob Wilson | 11/22/2016
London’s new Design Museum is opening in the former Commonwealth Institute building from 1962. Under the open concrete ceiling, Rob Wilson wonders if building and exhibitions also reflect upon the conditions of the UK after the Brexit vote.
by Anna Moldenhauer | 11/22/2016
On December 7 and 8, 2016 Stylepark presents a comprehensive program of presentations to coincide with Architect@Work in Stuttgart.
The Graph and Timetable conference furniture from Wilkhahn was selected for the conference rooms at the new headquarters of Dutch company Heerema.
by Florian Heilmeyer | 11/21/2016
Building on peaks is a heroic act – and to date the buildings have pretty much reflected the fact. Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron have tried on the Chäserrugg to opt for an unobtrusively modest design.
by Anna Moldenhauer | 11/21/2016
The sculptural façade of the new building “Fortyseven and Co.” in Frankfurt/Main was created using a special construction of light limestone from Hofmann Naturstein.
With metal and wooden furniture by Pedrali, Moleskine has created a multifunctional space in Milan that combines creative working, relaxed breaks and product presentation.
by Anna Moldenhauer | 11/15/2016
The “Archi Depot” museum recently opened in Tokyo – with hundreds of architecture models on display it offers a comprehensive overview of the country’s recent construction history.
by Thomas Edelmann | 11/15/2016
The plaza on the 8th floor has already opened, as has the hotel, and the apartments are swiftly finding buyers: And in January, performances will start at the Elbphilharmonie. It took forever, but is all now roses?
by Heike Edelmann | 11/14/2016
With the new concept “Young Designer Trendtable”, the DOMOTEX trade fair is giving five experimental design studios from five different countries an opportunity to develop their very own visions for tomorrow’s flooring.
by Florian Heilmeyer | 11/14/2016
by Rob Wilson | 11/14/2016
Under the motto “Smart city, design city,” Beijing Design Week staged myriad exhibitions and events all over the massive city. Rob Wilson fought his way through traffic and smog to find between all the slogans a few real core topics of an overall highly interesting event.
by Anna Moldenhauer | 11/14/2016
The sturdy bentwood furniture “Punton” by Ton was selected to furnish a new café in the six district of Prague.
by Mikala Holme Samsøe and Amandus Sattler | 11/10/2016
by Heike Edelmann | 11/10/2016
DOMOTEX traditionally marks the beginning of exhibition season each year, bringing together the major players of the flooring and carpeting industries in one location. Here’s what we have to look forward to in January 2017.
by Thomas Edelmann | 11/10/2016
Special Guest at Domotex 2017 is Alfredo Häberli. He spoke to Thomas Edelmann about sources of inspiration and emotional design for the closer look, which is the kind that endures in everyday life.
11/9/2016