Une mise en scène décalée dans des lieux à Paris du célèbre personnage issue de “Où est Charlie”. Une ré-interprétation dans le monde réel par le duo de photographe Max et Charlotte après leur formation aux Gobelins. Un univers photographique rempli d’imaginations et de détails.
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Cologne 2011: French designer Eléonore Nalet presented this chair with long cushions woven through its metal frame at imm cologne in Germany last month.
Called Serpentine, the design turns metal outdoor seating into a cosy cocoon for long summer evenings.
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The details below are from Eléonore Nalet:
Serpentine is an armchair designed for sitting outside all year long. The delicate metallic structure reminds one of winter vegetation. When Summer comes back, Serpentine is dressed with long colored cushions that entwine the backrest and armrests supports.
You can still glimpse the underlying metal frame, but your body will never feel its touch. The weaving creates a comfortable and welcoming irregular upholstery.
Materials – metal frame, outdoor textile (Sunbrella), and foam.
Dimensions – W80 , H72- seat 40, D55
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This week’s Workspace of the Week is JWhelan’s custom-fitted home office:
The ample storage supply in this office is breathtaking. The glass on the cabinet doors lets objects be seen, but without having to dust. The monitors mounted directly to the wall is a wonderful idea for freeing up the worksurface.
More details from JWhelan’s photo description:
My home office in my new house. It features a hidden desktop PC (left hand cabinet, along with HP printer) with wall-mounted dual 22″ widescreen monitors with custom in-wall wiring, under-cabinet lighting over the monitors and desk and plenty of shelves for my growing collection of books. The recliner in the corner admittedly doesn’t match the color decor – I am awaiting a slipcover to bring it more in-line with the color scheme.
A wonderfully designed and clutter-free space. Thank you, JWhelan, for sharing it with our Flickr us.
Want to have your own workspace featured in Workspace of the Week? Submit a picture to the Unclutterer flickr pool. Check it out because we have a nice little community brewing there. Also, don’t forget that workspaces aren’t just desks. If you’re a cook, it’s a kitchen; if you’re a carpenter, it’s your workbench.
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 | Luxury leather goods label, Aspinal of London, is known for their feminine, but not overly cutesy leather goods and accessories. Vibrant colors and fun prints on quality leather and design is what sets Aspinal of London apart. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, we gave away three of their popular leather heart keychains! And without further adieu, the winners are –
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Photographer José Campos has sent us some images of a social centre in Brufa, Portugal, by Portuguese studio Imago.
Apertures have been carved out of the rectangular concrete volume, creating little slits and openings all around the building.
Openings in the roof plan create little courtyard areas flooded with natural light.
In contrast to the exterior façade, the interior features glazed walls that wrap around the courtyards.
A day care facility, rest home, offices and service areas are housed within the building, all oraganised aroung a central patio.
Photographs are by José Campos.
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The following information is from the architects:
Social Centre – Brufe
Brufe, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
Inaugurated 2010
Based on a block form some openings are carved to illuminate the interior space or in most cases tearing and piercing the building to its inner courtyard.
The building is turned inside out: the exterior façades look opaque, dense, with just a few carves in the main points of the building like the stairs and the main entrance.
The interior façades appear as a translucid and continuous glass curtain wall that embrace the internal patio shaded by proposed trees.
In the top portion of the mass each carving provokes an event with its surroundings, covered parking spaces, main entrance, and a covered seating area for open air events.
The programs criteria includes day care, rest home, office and service areas and is organized in functional blocks surrounding a central court yard.
The physical communication within itself accentuates permanent visual relationship.
The interconnection or independence when necessary is distributed in a permanent manner.
Credits
Authors:
Architect André de Moura Leitão Cerejeira Fontes
Architect António Jorge de Moura Leitão Cerejeira Fontes
Co-Authors
Architect Nuno Cruz, Architect António Dias and Architect Bruno Marques
Collaborators
Architect José Forte, Architect Sónia Gonçalves, Architect José Pedro Fernandes
Architect José Miguel Bahia, Architect Pedro Negrões Soares
Engineer Eugénia Fontes, Dr. Tiago Fontes
Technical Projects
Structure – Engineer António Ramos – “R3R Gabinete de projectos Lda”
Electrical Instalation – Engineer Joaquim Filipe Leite de Abreu – “Apótema Gabinete de Projectos Eléctricos, Rita e Gás Lda”
HVAC project – Engineer António João Gomes da Costa Palmeira – “Gaprel”
Construction area – 1876,95 m2
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Découverte du nouveau produit et modèle de la marque Hoerboard, avec cette élégante table de mixage DJ baptisée “Scomber Mix”, au design réussi. Elle sera disponible en différentes couleurs et versions, à partir de 1700 euros. Plus de visuels dans la suite de l’article.
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 | For day three of the spring 2011 couture shows from Paris, Elie Saab created ooh-and-aah worthy confections that were just aching for a little red carpet, Jean Paul Gaultier rabble-roused with a punk-meets-Pigalle-inspired show, and the house of Valentino presented moody Victorian-era separates.
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More than likely, judging from the fact that you’ve landed on this site, you like both designers and reading. So why not combine the two (well, more than reading great UnBeige content each and every day)? So has happened with the launch of the new collaborative project, Designers & Books. Founded and edited by Archetype‘s Steve Kroeter, along with Stephanie Salomon, and helped brought to life by a team of others, the site says it “is devoted to publishing lists of books that esteemed members of the design community identify as personally important, meaningful, and formative.” As of their launch this week, we’d say that they’re off to a pretty amazing start, collecting book picks from 50 of the top names in the business, including Robert Venturi, Elizabeth Diller, Peter Eisenman and Paula Scher (who was likely one of the easier gets, along with Michael Bierut, considering Pentagram handled the site’s design). While there are a small handful of essays available on the site, it’s largely lists of books and no more than that. What’s more, the books picked by these famous designers aren’t all design-related either. They’re just their favorites, or ones that influenced their work in some way. Though there is some sparse commentary about selections here and there, by and large, most participants haven’t added notes explaining their choices. And this won’t hinder your browsing in the least. If anything, it makes you feel a little more connected to these industry luminaries. “Hey, I’ve read that book and so has Norman Foster!” we thought to ourselves more than a couple of times while scanning his picks. It’s early days for Designers & Books, and we’re looking forward to watching it grow.
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Le constructeur automobile italien Ferrari a annoncé son dernier modèle la “Ferrari Four Four” (quatre places, quatre roues motrices). Un design sous la forme d’une voiture sportive et break avec une importante place laissée à l’arrière et au coffre. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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