CR Photography Annual iPhone app

Want to see all the beautiful images from our Photography Annual on your iPhone? Check out the CR Photography Annual iPhone app – works great on the iPad too

Following on from the success of our Annual iPhone app, we have launched one for the Photography Annual too. It works in the same way, with content ordered by category. All the images are searchable by photographer.

And because we have used hi-res images, the app also works beautifully on an iPad where all the images can be blown up to full screen size without any loss of detail.

Once again, our app has been designed and built by Russell Quinn. It costs £2.99 from iTunes.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

This bakery shop in Osaka has been refurbished by Japanese firm Ninkipen! with bread displayed on a wooden sleeper and the kitchen sat behind an exposed concrete counter.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

As well as the counter, an adjacent shelf, the interior floor and terrace are finished in concrete.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

Panscape 2jo has a wood-burning oven opposite the entrance and two stools also made from sleepers on the terrace.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

The shop’s existing sash windows, which faced onto the street, have been replaced with a curtain wall of glazing.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

All photographs are by Hiroki Kawata.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

Here’s some more from the architects:


This is the interior design for a bakery shop in Osaka.

This is on the first floor of the building which have particular atmosphere after buildings around here was rebuilt.

First of all, we tried to regain original expression by removing reformed aluminum sashes and setting the wooden sashes.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

Next, in the inside, we developed the antique showcase a boulanger keeping with love by putting on the log weighs 500kg, and designed a long counter makes of aluminum has the thickness of 10mm to be able to display bread freely.

We are looking forward to mastering the space by repeating the trial and error like a stone oven putting here.

Panscape 2jo by Ninkipen

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Project name: Panscape 2jo
Architect: Yasuo Imazu/ninkipen!
Use: bakery
Design: 2010.7〜20010.8
Construction: 2010.8
Scale: 26.53㎡
Photography: Hiroki Kawata


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Get The Winning Look From Our London Fashion Week Celeb Poll!

imageIt’s the Fashion Week part of the year and recently at London Fashion Week, some major stars and celebs turned out to see designer’s latest looks and to show off their own styles. Super-model, Elle MacPherson, showed up at the Julien MacDonald show in a sleek and edgy outfit of all black skinny jeans, ankle boots and cropped leather bomber, looking amazing as always. Style maven, Alexa Chung, chose to wear a sleek and simple silk shirt dress paired with her signature cross-body bag to the Burberry Prorsum show and definitely did not disappoint.

However, it was America’s style sweetheart that won majority of your votes and is this weeks celeb style winner. At the same Burberry Prorsum runway show, Sarah Jessica Parker showed up in a chocolate brown lacy, ruffled skirt that was feminine and chic, and balanced it out with a classic camel leather jacket featuring heavy button detailing. Strappy leather heels also played up her girly-but-edgy vibe and a pale pink purse was just the right amount of flirty and sophisticated. The addition of a few eye-catching statement rings kept her accessorizing head-turning but not over-powering. Love SJP’s Burberry ensemble? Click on the slideshow to see how to get the look for yourself at less than designer prices!

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Procrastination

Une vidéo matérialisant bien le concept et le thème de la “procrastination” : l’art de repousser à plus tard ce qu’on doit faire. Un travail des australiens de The Dmc Initiative, composés de Nathan Drabsch et Chris Edser, autour d’une feuille restant blanche. Sound-design par Ism Studios.



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Seattle’s First Designers Accord Town Hall Meeting: Reflections + Photos

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Moderator a href=”http://www.linkedin.com/in/corbetcurfman”Corbet Curfman/a (Sustainability Director, AIGA Seattle) kicked off the event, an evening of four speakers and enthusiastic exchange, produced by a href=”http://www.aigaseattle.org/events/92310-designers-accord-town-hall-event/”AIGA Seattle/a, a href=”http://www.aiaseattle.org/”AIA Seattle/a, and a href=”http://www.idsanw.org/”IDSA Northwest/a, September 23, 2010 at a href=”http://www.svcseattle.com/”School of Visual Concepts/a. /p

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pFirst Brewer gave a lively pitch for a href=”http://seattleinnovators.org/”Seattle Innovators/a, who aim to make Seattle the first carbon neutral city in North America by 2030, a goal that Seattle’s City Council has already adopted. Brewer sees Seattle’s civic-minded, well-educated populace as a kind of “civic software,” one of the advantages that makes the Puget Sound region one of the “cool places” to live in the U.S. Since any early mover gains a competitive advantage, Brewer thinks Seattle should build an “innovation engine” (like the a href=”http://www.ted.com/”TED talks/a or the a href=”http://www.xprize.org/”X Prize/a) to spark it to become the first sustainable city. /p

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Evolution of Skate

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Pagoda Tables

Taking architectural cues from the historically perserved Pagoda rooftops of Southeast Asian temples, the Pagoda Cocktail Table measures 43 by 17 inch..

Aldo Lanzini at Missoni’s Spring/Summer 2011 Show

From runways to galleries, the philosophical needlework of a rising Italian artist
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Aldo Lanzini‘s beautifully alarming crochet masks most recently made an appearance at Missoni’s Spring/Summer 2011 fashion show when the 30 ushers wore them to seat people. While the riotous colors and fantastical faces make compliment the Italian label’s renowned knitwear well, their bold expressions and strange forms of the maskes are a spectacle of their own.

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Splitting his time between Milan and NYC for the past 15 years, Lanzini has been quietly building a large army of loud characters with his expressive needlework, explaining to Vogue Italia that his pieces are “the condition of contemporary man, some kind of conscious schizophrenia.”

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Lanzini’s work can currently be seen at Milan’s Le Case D’Arte, where he transformed the gallery into visceral experience that amplifies the senses through visual, sonorous, tactile and olfactory elements. Dubbed “The Drop,” the exhibition speaks to Lanzini’s constant investigation of how the process of creation affects the everyday life and is on view through 11 December 2010.


The Country Trainer by Jasper Morrison for Camper

The Country Trainer by Jasper Morrison for Camper

London Design Festival 2010: British designer Jasper Morrison unveiled his design for footwear brand Camper at his east London shop last week.

The Country Trainer by Jasper Morrison for Camper

Called The Country Trainer, the design combines canvas with suede and is a reworking of the brand’s first product from the late 1920s.

The Country Trainer by Jasper Morrison for Camper

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Here’s some more information from Camper:


The collaboration between Jasper Morrison and Camper was born whilst discussing the shoemaker’s origins and the first shoe they ever sold, the Camaleon.

A practical shoe for the hard working Mallorcans of the late 1920s, the first version was a hand-stitched product made from tyre treads, canvas and cut-to-size hemp thread. Many developments later, Camper’s reinvention of the Camaleon was released in 1975. For a shoe company driven by progress it was a natural decision to want to update its first ever offering and thirty- five years later Jasper Morrison is the designer they chose to handle the task.

Renamed The Country Trainer, Morrison’s design retains the functional nature and simple spirit of the original model in a more contemporary and sporty shape. The combination of canvas fabrics with suede leather gives the shoe a discrete look in keeping with the designer’s language, whilst the unmistakable Ideal Stitching Construction provides Camper’s comfort ensuring maximum flexibility.


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BlackBerry PlayBook

Dans la lignée de l’iPad d’Apple, le constructeur BlackBerry vient de présenter sa première tablette intitulée “PlayBook”. Un écran de 7 pouces avec une résolution de 1 024 x 600, doté de deux APN et d’une sortie HDMI. Disponible à la fin de l’année pour un prix non-défini.



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