Cross, designed by nadadora, is a candlestick for different size of candles. Each face of the cross contains a different hole size for different candles.
Coolboom. Architecture and Interior Design News
Archive for November, 2007
Hairywood by 6a Architects
6a Architects designed, in collaboration with Eley Kishimoto, a temporary public space and landmark.
Courtyard House by Ripple Design
Ripple Design projected a courtyard in the middle of the house that reveals itself as a kind of plaza on a micro-urban scale ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
Utility System by Scavolini
The Utility System by Scavolini is the first kitchen system that offers the maximum accessibility without any sacrifice in aesthetics, transforming a normal kitchen into a fully usable and accessible space even for the disabled, the physically handicapped, and elderly persons with reduced mobility.
T-Bone House by Coast Architects
Coast Architects projected the T-Bone house, a modest 150 square meters family home near the German town of Waiblingen.
Weekend Links November 9
- Be green! Exercise in Human-Powered Gyms, go out to the Sustainable Dance Club or propose the Crowd Farm System to power your building.
- Interesting and inspiring Material & Product Roundup.
- Some Smart Electrical Accessories.
- A new way to personalize your Furniture Handles using magnetic icons.
- If you need some inspiration for your bedroom, check out the Jupiter Hotel.
- How much does architecture really cost?
- The exclusive Nike Air Force 1 Store by Rorafu Architects which is open for only one year.
- Free 2008 Calendar by Blue Ant Studio featuring some of the Design Classics Alphabet.
Chapel House by Zecc Architecten
Like the Water Tower House, this is another great conversion by Zecc Architecten. This time they restored an old chapel located in Utrecht, Netherlands, into a spacious apartment.
Lookout Tower by Avanto Architects
Avanto Architects designed this lookout tower located on a cliff of the Korkeasaari Island with spectacular views of the sea and the city of Helsinki.
Lin pod bench by Leif.designpark
Leif.designpark proposes a new kind of bench with greenery, creating a comfortable atmosphere formed by the plant, the human and the bench itself.
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Material Database by Raw
Need some help choosing materials? Try Raw’s material database, it’s totally free.
They inform designers, architects, product developers and producers about new as well as traditional materials and means of production. Raw is constantly updating it with new inspiring materials and production techniques.
They also run a free magazine called Råvara.
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