Waterfalls
How I wish I was living in NYC, the waterfall project is just going to be one big photo op.
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Friday
Thursday
eugadesign
Three new products from Italian architecture and design studio eugadesign, these are just simply stunning pieces of art / furnishings. Result of the combination of an architect and industrial designer's creativity.
Ciaspolina Chair; bent wood chair with a thin seat stretched by a system of Kevlar strings
Pasodoble Table; birch plywood writing desk made by mobile planes sliding on a case-structure
Python Lamp; linear light table lamp consist of several modules hanging on a fabric strip, each one containing led, allowing it to turn off in sequence every single element through a simple movement and using only the useful quantity of light
Ciaspolina Chair; bent wood chair with a thin seat stretched by a system of Kevlar strings
Pasodoble Table; birch plywood writing desk made by mobile planes sliding on a case-structure
Python Lamp; linear light table lamp consist of several modules hanging on a fabric strip, each one containing led, allowing it to turn off in sequence every single element through a simple movement and using only the useful quantity of light
Friday
Urge
A bit outdated but a place I've been dying to go, but god knows when I'll get the chance to. The New Museum, New York, designed by Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/SANAA ; photograph by Dean Kaufman.
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