A great way to collect all the value you've been offering so far, is by summiting it into a book. This move has been made by 3XN. Remember the 3XN's Mind Your Behaviour exhibit? Well, now 3XN has announced their latest publication MIND YOUR BEHAVIOUR which will launch in connection with an international summit on ‘Behaviour and the Built Environment’ at the Danish Architecture Centre Thursday March 4.
Sun Tzu was a Chinese military general and is foremost known as a strategist who authored The Art of War (around 500BC), an ancient book on military strategy. His principles have been used for war by many legendary warriors, including Japanese Samurai Oda Nobunaga and French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. His principles are today also used by many business strategists.
Hisakazu Shimizu is a Japanese designer who during an interview with DUDYE explained why he became a designer and how he evolved with time as he obtained a deeper understanding of the profession.
Lightcatcher at the Whatcom Museum by Olson Kundig Architects, with Jim Olson as the Principal Design Architect.
The Lightcatcher opened to the public on November 14, 2009. There was a basic concept for this new $12.8 million museum (located in Bellingham, WA,) and that was to create a museum that was turned inside out. Making the building as active on the outside as it is on the inside.
HITECH ASIA HEADQUARTER by UAU office
The new Hitech Asia directional building takes as clear reference to Thai architecture and decorative art traditions. The aim of this architecture is to find deep relations with the environment and the surrounding site.
21.100.100 by Fabio Ongarato Design Presented as a part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival, 21:100:100 featured 100 works by 100 sound artists produced in the 21st century.
Jewell pouf is an ottoman by alvinT. The ottoman is made from tiles.
Smithfield menswear cardboard shop, designed and constructed by Peter Masters of Burnt Toast Designs.
Optimus Tactus Keyboard Concept.
The problem in which Art. Lebedev Studio wanted to solve was to make a one sensor display keyboard. The keyboard doesn't have any physical keys, which means there are no restrictions on their shape and size. Any part of the keyboard surface can be programmed to perform any function or to display any images.
Here's the concept images:
Commissioned by the FRAGMENTAL MUSEUM to envision an urban outdoor structure/installation experimenting with the nature of performing art spaces, OFF and EXYZT designed BUFFER SPACE - a large-scale empty room with only the sky as its roof and a technically efficient wire frame scaffolding envelope, which integrates lighting and audio/video systems that sense and respond to the public.
Design Against Crime is a socially responsive, practice-led research centre located at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London.
Here are some of their designs:
Puma Bike
A new way of locking your bike.
Setsu (architect & designer) and Shinobu (designer) Ito are the founders of STUDIO ITO DESIGN.
Shinobi Ito graduatied at Tama Art University and Setsu Ito at Tsukuba University. After graduation they moved to Milan and are currently working between Milan and Tokyo as company consultants.Their work is recoginazied throughout Japan and Europe and have received many awards. Read More...
CURATE THIS! 2010, the second installment of the CURATE THIS! exhibition series created by BECA: Bridge for Emerging Contemporary Art, is evolving from a one city-wide event location into a global arts + cultural exchange event involving multiple venues located in multiple cities around the world. The global art + design exhibition will take place from July 1 – December 31, 2010.
This project for the Herning Center of the Arts was worked on from 2005 to 2009 by Steven Holl Architects, in Herning, Denmark.
The Herning Center of the Arts unites, for the first time, three distinct cultural institutions: the Herning Art Museum, the MidWest Ensemble and the Socle du Monde. The new Center is intended to be an innovative forum combining visual art and music. Read More...
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