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Architecture studios BIG, MVRDV, Snøhetta and Architetto Michele De Lucchi have all unveiled proposals for the new San Pellegrino Flagship Factory in northern Italy (+ slideshow).
The four firms were shortlisted to design a new home for the Italian soft drinks company San Pellegrino in July 2016. But their proposals have just been revealed, ahead of a winner being announced later this month.
The brief was to redesign the factory bottling plant, which has been located in San Pellegrino Terme since 1899.
The design by Bjarke Ingels’ firm BIG features a series of huge arched openings that frame the Alpine landscape.
“Like an aquatic equivalent of a wine cellar, the repeating archways expand and contract to create the narrative framework for the purity and clarity of the mineral water, in an environment characterised by lightness, openness and transparency,” said Ingels.
Dutch studio MVRDV has developed a building with star-shaped floors, transparent walls and a roof covered in a thin layer of water.
“We turn the factory even more into a star. We dream about a factory that enlarges its transparency, its honesty, its relation with the landscape,” said MVRDV. “A new transparent star floats over the factory and the valley.”
Oslo- and New York-based firm Snøhetta proposes a building wrapped in stainless steel mesh in a bid to integrate the new factory physically and visually in its environment.
Milanese studio Architetto Michele De Lucchi – headed up by former Memphis Group member Michele De Lucchi – proposes a project with an aim “to be natural, to be pure, to be conscientious, to be cool”.
The tunnel-shaped building would featuring translucent white glass facades and an external “water theatre”.
A jury from San Pellegrino’s parent company Nestlé will select the winning design. The winner is expected to be announced in late September 2016.
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Not all fires are the same, so why should our extinguishers be any different? The Aim Fire Extinguisher is one alternative that offers an entirely new way of fighting fire. Specialized for tight spaces, its extendable nozzle can get right to the root of the fire or even be used to get between crevices. Operable with one hand, it also puts the user at a safer distance from direct flames. Compact and intuitive to use, it’s a great solution for convenient fire safety at home or as a supplemental unit in larger spaces.
Designers: Lin Zhang, Furong Zhang, Jingchen Zhang, Ziao Lin & Kun Xu
British fashion designer Gareth Pugh has based his latest collection on costumes he created for a sun-themed opera, using golden triangles and black stripes to depict rays of light.
Pugh’s Spring Summer 2017 runway show took place in London on Saturday evening, within 24 hours of the opera’s opening night at Palais Garnier in Paris.
He designed over 60 costumes for Eliogabalo, originally written by Francesco Cavalli for the 1667 Venice Carnival.
It follows the story of a child emperor in imperial Rome, who proclaims himself as a sun god and is ultimately overthrown.
“The opera is essentially about an empire eating itself – so it feels alarmingly relevant,” said Pugh.
“I knew that this was where we had to start this season, exploring those themes, reframed against an urgent and contemporary backdrop.”
The sun became a key motif for the garments, formed using golden disks and rays made up of faceted triangles.
These shapes were also deconstructed and used to cover shoulders and bustiers in a more overlapping, haphazard arrangement.
“In one way the sun is a symbol of creation and warmth – an explosion of power and life – but it can also represent tyrannical power and destruction,” Pugh said.
“So I wanted to explore that duality, to show two sides of the same coin, but for grace to triumph over nature.”
The opening look was based on a black sun, which also referenced 20th-century artist Francis Bacon’s portrait of Pope Innocent X.
Its dark round form was based on the pope’s gaping mouth in the painting, while flowing white and purple garments shown later on the catwalk were influenced by the colours of his robes.
Structured silhouettes were gradually replaced by softer shapes – reminiscent of the opera’s narrative, in which bureaucrats are overrun by the populous.
The sun and ray imagery returned at the end of the presentation, using a softer golden tone between black stripes.
Pugh’s collection was debuted at Brewer Street Car Park during this season’s London Fashion Week, which takes place from 16 to 20 September 2016.
Since bringing his biannual shows back to the UK capital from Paris in February 2015, the Sunderland-born designer has shown collections including a range that pulled together references from across Britain and a set of disco-themed garments inspired by London’s Soho district.
He has previously created costumes for a ballet called Carbon Life, which premiered at the city’s Royal Opera House in 2012.
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On Saturday night a homemade bomb detonated on the sidewalk in Manhattan’s Chelsea district, injuring 29 passersby. Investigating police subsequently located a second bomb just four blocks away. Consisting of a pressure cooker connected to a cell phone that served as a timer, and presumably filled with the same ball bearings that served as shrapnel in the first bomb, it had not been detonated.
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— New York City Alerts (@NYCityAlerts) September 18, 2016
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In the movies I grew up with, a brave, heavily perspiring cop would kneel next to this and disarm it with handheld wirecutters. In real life the procedure is more prosaic: Bomb technicians use a robot to pick the bomb up, then stuff it into what’s called a Total Containment Vessel, or TCV. Here’s a photo, captured by the New York Times’ Sandra E. Garcia, of the bomb being taken away in a TCV:
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The attendant Times article refers to the TCV as “an inside-out diving vessel.” In the event of a detonation, the spherical chamber is designed to contain blasts and shrapnel, while simultaneously allowing pressure to escape via tiny vents. Up close, they look like the offspring of a cement mixer and a front-loading washing machine:
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This is THPs Total Containment Vessel (TCV). This tool is used for suspicious package & bomb disposal. #THPBOMBSQUAD pic.twitter.com/829V4JpjCJ
— TN Highway Patrol (@TNHighwayPatrol) July 10, 2015
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That TCV belongs to the Tennessee Highway Patrol. As fears of terrorism have spread across the country, so too have the TCVs. Manufacturer NABCO–self-described as “the world leader in the design, development and manufacture of explosive and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) containment mitigation systems”–calls TCVs “the first choice of EOD and Bomb Squads worldwide.”
Earlier on Saturday, a bomb left along the route of a charity race in Seaside Park, New Jersey, was detonated. (No injuries were reported.) And just this morning, a backpack containing “as many as five potential explosive devices” was found in a trash can in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Apparently lacking a TCV, police there used a robot to attempt to disarm one of the bombs on-site, and here’s what happened (Warning, turn your speakers down):
That was one of the five bombs detonating. Thanks to the use of the robot no one was injured, though it does highlight the peril of attempting to disarm devices like these on-site.
Many of us have never seen a TCV in person. But as events like these continue to increase, it’s likely we eventually will.
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Sara Ciprandi, illustratrice et visual designer basée à Milan, nous présente aujourd’hui ses créations, de douces et fraîches représentations féminines réalisées par outils numériques. Les portraits qu’elle imagine mettent en scène des silhouettes de femmes, plus ou moins connues, en interaction avec des objets du quotidien et entourées de graphismes en tout genre.
Melbourne studio Lightly has released a homeware range featuring spindly floor lamps shaped to resemble Pinocchio and ceramics in a range of earthy hues (+ slideshow).
The Cinnamon collection expands the studio‘s range of handmade brass pieces with vintage-style office stationery – including scissors, bulldog clips and a card-holder – as well as tableware like small bowls and trays.
Highlights from the collection include the Pinocchio lamp, which has been in development since 2010. The light recreates the outline of a puppet’s stick arms and legs with its spindly branches and stem, while its cone-shaped lamp makes reference to the character’s “distinct nose”.
Brass features in accents added to the collection’s side tables, which rest on a trio of slender legs, and in the supporting stems of the Zenith table lamp.
Its circular base is made from a loop of brass, while its domed shade is designed to evoke the “arc of the moon’s journey throughout the night”.
“Past seasons have been more focused on materials,” said Lightly director Cindy-Lee Davies, who founded the company 11 years ago. “This season was really about colour and the necessary practicality of mid-century Australian makers, which are grounded in functionality.”
“Design by definition is considered; however, this is emboldened by a desire to highlight the beauty in simple utilitarianism and to design as a personal expression for the senses.”
Davies’ travels in India informed a range of terracotta ceramics, including planters, vases and bowls. Created in contrasting warm, earthy colours, they are intended to reference the scents and tones of traditional spices.
Other collections of earthy, minimal homeware to launch this year have come from the likes of Danish brand Menu and Japanese brand Muji.
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Nine cylindrical volumes interlock to form this holiday home on the Danish island Møn, which is covered in thousands of spruce logs and lined with beach pebbles (+ slideshow).
Copenhagen-based architect Jan Henrik Jansen designed and built the property named Birkedal over the course of five years.
While Jansen owns the property, he choses to rent it out through the holiday lettings company Urlaubs Architektur.
The house is set on top of a small mound surrounded by birch trees. It is just 300 metres from the coast, offering holiday makers easy access to the beach.
Each of the rooms is contained within a log-covered cylinder and features large bay windows.
These are surrounded by deep pre-rusted Corten steel frames, and host furniture like beds and window seats that aim to bring visitors closer to their rural environment.
Jansen created a series of huge tubular plywood structures in a nearby barn that were used as formwork for the house’s stepped concrete foundations.
“When people saw all that circular concrete shuttering, I was asked whether this was to be a new sewage treatment plant!” he said.
Each of the volumes has a different height and diameter, depending on its use. Rainwater collected in guttering around the flat roof of each block is directed out into a pond in the grounds.
Inside the walls are lined with white-painted panelling and the floors covered in small white pebbles collected from the beach.
Integrated oak furniture and doors offset the all-white decor, and brass fittings add unexpected touches of luxury to the bathroom and kitchen.
“The range of different diameters of the individual cylinders presented a major challenge, as the combination of their rounded shapes and different room heights gave rise to a very complicated roof pattern,” explained the architect.
“I had to become a fully-fledged roofer.”
Birkedal stands in the grounds of a second property designed by Jansen for Urlaubs Architektur, while a third named Langelinie is also located on the island.
“At first glance, the three houses are so different that architect colleagues have commented that they find it rather uncanny, as though there must be some kind of architectural multiple personality at play,” said the architect.
“But once you get to know the houses more closely and inhabit them, the details clearly reveal the unifying thread that binds these three houses despite all their differences.”
The overlapping cylindrical forms used in Jan Henrik Jansen’s Birkedal holiday home are reminiscent of a maze-like pavilion created by Chilean firm Pezo Von Ellrichshausen for this year’s Venice Biennale.
Photography is by Lene K Fotografi, unless stated otherwise.
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