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news|added Oct 03, 2011
BlackTrail The non plus ultra eBike
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Developed & manufactured by UBC - Design by Christian Zanzot - Limited to 667 bikes worldwide We have rediscovered the wheel. The fastest, most modern and exclusive e-Bike in the world. Precision handwork emotionally combines carbonfibre, titanium and fine leather to create a unique bike. The BlackTrail was developed with Formula One know-how together with our partner UBC and manufactured to Formula One standards.
COMPONENTS extremely robust e-Bike lightweight frame, metal comp...
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product|added Oct 03, 2011 0
Re-Case: Iphone Case made from Trash!
RE-case is the first of a line of products made from a new type of materials called POLLIBER, a post-consumer thermoplastic and semi-carbonized waste fiber composite. This is a range of composites that Miniwiz developed, and RE-case for iPhone 4 is the debut product. It will be commercially available in Germany and Japan early September, shoppers can also order directly from the Miniwiz online store.
Designer: miniwiz (Taiwan)
Manufacturer: (Taiwan)
Inspired By: a carrying case for identity seals used in the Edo Period
Material: POLLIBER, a post-consumer thermoplastic and semi-carbonized waste fiber composite.
Colours: 6 colors available
event|added Oct 03, 2011
Designeast.eu offline – exhibition
Designeast, o.s. (non-profit organization) in co-operation with Prague International Airport and Design Hét Budapest present an exhibition of select design from central and eastern Europe called "Designeast.eu OFFLINE". The aim of the project is to focus the attention of the general public and professionals on the work of established and young designers, which originates in this very specific culturally rich area of the former Eastern Bloc.
In form of 24 large format prints selection of designers from Czech, Poland, Hungary and also Ukraine and other countries will be presented.
Exhibition details
1.10. – 15.10.2011, Budapest – opening 1.10.2011 at 14:00
Budapest Design Week – Code-Decode showroom
Nagymező utca 9, Budapest
11.10. – 29.12.2011, Praha
Prague International Airport – passage way between terminals 1 and 2
The exhibition will be installed in the public spaces of the airport and will be accessible 24/7.
news|added Oct 02, 2011
CAPDELL at Fair Habitat Valencia 2011
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CAPDELL presented three novelties at the Fair Habitat Valencia 2011 Through the slogan “SIT, THINK, IMAGINE”, Capdell wants to presents elegant, lasting and functional designs. Out of this philosophy and the company's forty years of experience, three concepts were developed: MOON, AVA & YMAY. AVA designed by Carlos Tíscar As well as the famous actress Ava, the AVA chair has a strong personality made of contrasts. The volume, of solid construction, is build with thin ...
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news|added Oct 01, 2011
Reading between the Lines
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Reading between the Lines is part of ‘pit’, an artistic
trajectory with works by some ten artists in the region of
Borgloon-Heers (in the Flemish province of Limburg). ‘Pit’ will be the
first part of the exhibition project Z-OUT, an initiative in which Z33,
the contemporary art museum of the city of Hasselt, presents art in
public space.
On September 24th, Gijs Van Vaerenbergh will reveal a construction in
the rural landscape, by a cycle route, that&rs...
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event|added Oct 01, 2011
Designtide Tokyo
Trading Design, Trading Ideas
Everything related to our everyday life is something that has been designed.
Interior designs, products, architecture, graphic design, textiles,
fashion.... regardless of its genre, design practice has been carried on
to improve our living. As long as its aims are set towards our society, "design" can not be converged into a simple format. By presenting the perceptions which give birth to the designs, and to create convections for newer thoughts and forms.
DESIGNTIDE TOKYO is a field to trade design, and to trade ideas.
news|added Oct 01, 2011
TEA designed by Estudiohac for SANCAL
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Estudihac from Valencia is led by Jose Manuel Ferrero. In 2009 the industrial and interior design studio recieved among other awards and selections, two ADCV awards. Besides for SANCAL the Studio also designed for Vondom, Punt Mobles, Porcelanosa, Gandia Blasco. The 2010 “TEA”-collection is the result of reclaiming an aesthetic pleasure perceived by sight and touch, an intense search to arouse emotions in the user and inspired by teatime – by the old, delicate china tea-...
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news|added Oct 01, 2011
Andreu World at Feria Habitat Valencia
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The Nub collection, designed by Patricia Urquiola and composed of an attractive line of sofas and chairs with natural wood structures that offer multiple color combinations for their structures and upholstery. Nub is the result of a sophisticated cabinet-making process, updated with great care in a contemporary manner. The project’s essential element is not so much the cylindrical bars, but rather the pleasant widening of the bars in the backrest at the height of the lumbar region,...
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event|added Oct 01, 2011
Venice Design Week
Venice and its history are full of continuous interactions between design, art and craftsmanship such us the well known stories of Venini or the eclectic Fortuny. The interplay between expression and project and between visual arts and design have today become a kind of "flotation" among the various fields. From this concept the title LIQUIDI/DISEGNI (liquids/drawings) has been chosen for the theme of Venice Design week.
The fact that Design has extended beyond its own boundaries of knowledge is not a momentary phenomenon. It’s strong roots are supported by many factors such as the the increasing demand of projects on the emotive and sensorial areas in relation to concepts such as health and wellness. Another important factor is the use of design for public services and the relationship between man and machine.
Venice Design Week is strongly committed to the history and culture of Venice. Its goal makes it a unique event in comparison to other weeks or festival dedicated to design: to investigate this new polysemic concept of the project, interacting and in constant evolution.
