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The 2012 Serco Prize for Illustration: Secret London - Dexigner - 04-02-2012
London Transport Museum, in partnership with the Association of Illustrators (AOI), announced that submissions are now open for the 2012 Serco Prize for Illustration.
This year the theme is Secret London. Entrants are asked to create an illustration that explores a hidden side to the city.
James Dyson Award 2012 - Dexigner - 04-02-2012
The 2012 James Dyson Award, now in its eighth year, helps give young inventors a platform for their ideas by celebrating the best in student design: from a motion-sensing cycle jacket to a kitchen tap that doubles as a fire extinguisher; an irrigation device inspired by a desert beetle to a bazooka that fires a buoyancy aid.
The James Dyson Award supports students not only with monetary prizes but also by promoting and recognizing good quality entries.
Outside » Street Furniture Your City Wishes it Had - Dwell blog - 04-02-2012
by Tim NewcombStreet furniture already catches the eye of denizens eyeing a resting spot, but in select cities it also has people marveling at their good looks. Designers from all over the world are adding flavor—with a healthy dose of colorful whimsy—to otherwise gray streets with these seats, benches, planters, and the like, but what makes these pieces even better is that tourists and locals alike actually use them, demonstrating that good modern design puts function at the heart of creation. Whether custom-designed or off-the-shelf, we break down a list of some...
Dilemma - DesignSpotter - 04-02-2012
From a distance, dilemma intrigues with its transparency and apparent fragility but when you come closer, the extent of this ambiguity's potency expos..
Print/Out at MoMA Examines the Role of the Print Medium in Artistic Practices Over the Last Two Decades - Dexigner - 03-02-2012
Print/Out at The Museum of Modern Art examines the many roles that prints play in artistic practices today, embracing the versatile and global nature of contemporary art in the last two decades.
On view from February 19 to May 14, 2012, in The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art Exhibition Gallery, Print/Out brings together approximately 70 series or projects drawn from MoMA's extensive collection of more than 50,000 prints and illustrated...
Pixomondo Makes Liquid Metal Dance to Skrillex in GRAMMY Spot - Dexigner - 03-02-2012
Pixomondo recently collaborated with TBWAChiatDay Los Angeles to create an abstract dance-infused spot promoting the 2012 GRAMMY awards show featuring electronic musician and Best New Artist nominee Skrillex.
In the spirit of the 'We Are Music' campaign, the spot features a metallic liquid pulsating and swirling to Skrillex's beats, seemingly dancing to the music.
Peep the Technique: "FACETURE" by Phil Cuttance - Core77 - 03-02-2012
All photos by Petr Krejci
Seeing as he cut his teeth with the likes of Max Lamb, Studio Gilthero, Martino Gamper and Julia Lohmann, it comes as no surprise that designer Phil Cuttance is well-versed in materials and processes. "FACETURE" is a series of household objects that take a vaguely crystalline appearance based on a unique fabrication process. Each vase, lamp and side table looks is made by casting a water-based resin in a handmade mold:First the mould of the object is hand-made by scoring and cutting a sheet of 0.5mm plastic sheet. This...
Puzzle - DesignSpotter - 03-02-2012
The design of the Puzzle lamp is simple and econmically smart. The lamp can be put together in two ways, as a table lamp and as a hanging lamp.
An Introduction to the Crowdfunding Revolution by Don Lehman - Core77 - 03-02-2012
By Edward Betts (Own work.) via Wikimedia Commons
If I could convince you of one thing, it would be this: Crowdfunding is not Nyan Cat. Nyan Cat will be the answer to a Trivial Pursuit question in 10 years or so. If it's lucky. Crowdfunding is radically changing the way things are made.
That's why it bugs me when I see the inevitable Internet eye-rolling starting to take place. "Oh great, another Kickstarter project." Look past the avalanche of Apple related accessories. Lower your designer snark rays for just a moment. Just because something is...
Week in Review » Friday Finds 02.03.12 - Dwell blog - 03-02-2012
by Dwell StaffIt's a balmy Friday here at Dwell's San Francisco office, and so we start our weekly roundup with a jaunt over to an outdoor art installation just a few blocks away. Scroll down for the full report.
IxDA Interaction12: Interaction Awards Winners! - Core77 - 03-02-2012
"The best interaction design doesn't just make things easier to use, it opens up new spaces for play and collaboration to enhance our relationship with the world and each other," explained jurist Robert Fabricant, VP of Creative at frog. Kicking off the announcements for this year's inaugural IxDA Interaction Awards, San Francisco-based agency Stimulant won Best in Show AND the People's Choice Award for Loop Loop, an innovative music sequencer app that encourages kids and adults to create improvised musical compositions using their Sifteo cubes to stitch and layer...
Design Finder » David Stark Pop-Up Shop - Dwell blog - 03-02-2012
by Kelsey KeithNew York designer David Stark is the ne plus ultra of event planners: his creative empire employs a merry workshop of 30 craftsmen, set designers, and florists who can build out Stark's visionary themes to the tiniest specification. Now, Stark's attention to detail translates to the consumer market with a woodshop-themed pop-up shop in Nolita, open throughout February. Whimsical, funny, and clever, the 75 items for sale in the Haus Interiors space on Elizabeth Street range from useful (embroidered linen napkins, pocket pouches) to purely decorative (knitted facsimiles of axes and...
NYIGF Winter 2012: More of the Good Stuff from Black+Blum - Core77 - 03-02-2012
It's no secret that we're fans of London's Black+Blum: year in, year out, the design duo always seems to have something new up their collective sleeve. The recent NYIGF was no exception, as it was occasion for the official unveiling of three new designs.
First up, the "Eau Good" water bottle is a clever take on a water bottle with a natural filter.The bottle uses a filter system with binchotan active charcoal, which has been used in Japan as a water purifier since the 17th century. It reduces chlorine, balances...
Made in the USA: Council Tool's Velvicut "Boutique Axe" - Core77 - 03-02-2012
[photos via wood and metal]
That there is the perfect object. It's completely functional, it's the latest evolution from a history of progressively better objects that have been around since man's earliest days, and it's freaking beautiful. It's the two-pound Velvicut Premium Hudson Bay Axe, and it's made using that perfect blend of high-tech machines and an experienced craftsman's handwork.
While I'm suspicious of outdoor tools that are pretty--when you're working outdoors, hardcore functionality is everything and aesthetics don't mean a damn thing--this one is made by
Duravit's Esplanade Collection: Reinterpreting Opulence in the Bath - Dexigner - 03-02-2012
Duravit's latest Esplanade collection, which combines classic style with modern functionality, was designed as a reinterpretation of 18th and 19th century bathroom furniture.
Designed by Sergei Tchoban, a Russian/German architect, Esplanade combines classically inspired soft forms with modern luxuries.
servus 2 - DesignSpotter - 03-02-2012
this project is to take recognisable objects to create a new relationship between the object and the observer and so create new parallels. SERVUS_2 co..
A Portable Automotive Turntable with a Crazy Quick Set-Up Time - Core77 - 03-02-2012
Like Carousel USA, Turntable Works is another California-based manufacturer of large-scale turntables. But the latter firm has got a product I could not have envisioned: A portable, folding motorized turntable called the Pack-Man, which comes in diameters ranging from eight to fourteen feet.
Here's a sign you've seen too many building projects go wrong: At the six-second mark of the demo video, when the whole mechanism starts to tilt, I instinctively jerked my hands out towards the screen as if I could help the guy by grabbing it. But apparently it's...
Before and After » Test Kitchen Before-and-After - Dwell blog - 03-02-2012
by Jaime GillinIn our February 2012 issue we featured the new experimental test kitchen and dining space of Tasting Table, a daily email service that serves up food and drink news from across the country.
CEO Geoff Bartakovics was interested in creating a "physical manifestation" of his heretofore exclusively digital company. So he bought a 2,200-square-foot space in an old live-work building in SoHo and hired designers Eric Cheong and Loren Daye (both formerly of Roman & Williams) and fabricators Tribeca Builders to do a gut renovation to transform it into a test kitchen and private event...
'The nature of things' at Artists' House, UK - Wallpaper - 03-02-2012
It's been just over ten years since London architect Stephen Marshall built Artists' House, the contemporary cottage on the grounds of the New Art Centre in Wiltshire and a modern foil for the grand 1804 mansion and Orangery at Roche Court. Originally conceived as a residence for artists putting in long days in the sculpture park, it was repurposed a few years ago by curator Sarah Griffin for the centre's first design exhibition. This weekend Griffin will launch a second design show, which features work by three Britain-based artists - a juxtapostion of domestic household items with larger-than-life creations.
Swiss-born artist...
Lean Tables - DesignSpotter - 03-02-2012
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Sfumato Clock by Linn Kandel -
A wall clock that's barely there by Linn Kandel is one of several new products from new design brand La Vague.
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- GIVEAWAY: Blu Dot Otto Ottoman
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- Edible Tableware by Michelle Ivankovic
- Blocks Sunglasses by Ray-Ban
- Gallery: Co-Laborat at Designers Fair 2012
- CUTMR 2012: Geo-cognition by Wendy Fok
- Delft Stools by Anneke von Bommel
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- Ottawa Chair by Karim Rashid
- Ape Aperitivo Set by Giulio Iacchetti
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- TODO12: Capacity Show
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- TODO12: Associates Show
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- Toronto Design Week 2012: Twitter, Facebook & Instagram
- I.Rain Light Installation by Thierry Gaugain
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Dezeen archive: red buildings -
Dezeen archive: one of our most controversial stories this week was a strikingly red psychiatric centre, so we’ve grouped together all of our stories about bright red architecture. See all the stories »
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18 Feet & Rising by Studio Octopi -
These desks by London architects Studio Octopi were designed to look like miniature basketball courts.
The steel frame of each desk emerges up through the plywood surface at one end to provide sockets, switches and a lamp, which the...
House in Nakameguro by Yoritaka Hayashi Architects -
Translucent windows create a glowing frame around the facade of this Tokyo townhouse when the lights are turned on inside.
Designed by Japanese studio Yoritaka Hayashi Architects, House in Nakameguro has four storeys but is the same...
Reflections at Keppel Bay by Daniel Libeskind -
Architect Daniel Libeskind has completed a family of curved towers beside a bay in Singapore.
Alternating between 24 and 41 storeys-high, the six glazed residential towers feature rooftop gardens and are connected to one another by...
Field Dressing by Sruli Recht -
The latest menswear collection by fashion designer Sruli Recht of Iceland features leather made from dolphin skin, fabric woven from horse hair and silk extracted from a spider’s gland implanted in a goat.
Most of the garments are...
Chalet Béranger By Noé Duchaufour Lawrance -
Designer Noé Duchaufour Lawrance has fitted out an alpine ski lodge in the French Alps with a trunk-like hearth, curved fir walls and a floating bed.
The chunky fireplace is anchored to the centre of a family living room, located...
Zaha Hadid to design headquarters for Central Bank of Iraq -
Dezeen Wire: architect Zaha Hadid is to design new headquarters for the Central Bank of Iraq in Baghdad.
Hadid, who was born in Iraq, signed an agreement at a ceremony held at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
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Dezeen Screen: Ariane Prin -
Dezeen Screen: design graduate Ariane Prin uses an extruding machine to press pencils from waste materials she finds at the Royal College of Art workshops in her project From Here to Here, presented and filmed at our micro-exhibition...
Sweet Alchemy by Kois Associated Architects -
Sugary treats are arranged like ingredients for potions inside this dimly lit patisserie in north Athens.
Greek firm Kois Associated Architects designed the shop, named Sweet Alchemy, for celebrity pastry chef Stelios Parliaros.
Some of...
Dezeen Screen: Faceture by Phil Cuttance -
London designer Phil Cuttance has built a machine to cast faceted vases that are unique every time. Watch the movie »
The Faceture series is made of water-based resin, rotated inside a folded mould as it hardens.
The mould can be...
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- Stockholm Design Week 2012
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- Designjunction 2012 - call for exhibitors
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- Young Disabled Modules and Workshop Pavillions by José Javier Gallardo ///g.bang///
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- “Turning inwards, going backwards”: new student immigration rules
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- “Nendo hones its unusual charm” - New York Times
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- Competition: five books by Candy & Candy to be won
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