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twentinox - architectural woven fabrics
when i think of chain mail i usually thing of medievel knight suits of armour but this is "metal mesh" as neither the knights or i have ever seen...
Twentinox is a company which manufactures metal fabrics for architecture and interior design. these metal fabrics are used for many things in diverse way, they are used for anything from façades , ceiling, wall panels,furniture,metal curtains, room dividers, elevators,rolling doors, media frames to jewellery.
the metal fabrics/mesh are long lasting, waterproof, low maintenance and strong.
They come in a variety of finishes and u can specify what u what your metal fabric to be composed of.
one of there metal fabrics : Charlie bravo was used in Ron Arad's chairs
type of mesh....
twentinox does not produce just one type of mesh, there r 11 different mesh fabrics based on how they are connected together, metal, spaces, dimensions.... product overview n categories
two examples....
all in all I think this a fantastic materiel as its versatile and its can be put to more imaginative uses than a suit of armour :P
Twentinox is a company which manufactures metal fabrics for architecture and interior design. these metal fabrics are used for many things in diverse way, they are used for anything from façades , ceiling, wall panels,furniture,metal curtains, room dividers, elevators,rolling doors, media frames to jewellery.
metal curtains using sierra papa large Mercedes Benz showroom |
the metal fabrics/mesh are long lasting, waterproof, low maintenance and strong.
They come in a variety of finishes and u can specify what u what your metal fabric to be composed of.
one of there metal fabrics : Charlie bravo was used in Ron Arad's chairs
Ron arad creative furniture |
the mesh give a hard rough material a smooth polished finish |
type of mesh....
twentinox does not produce just one type of mesh, there r 11 different mesh fabrics based on how they are connected together, metal, spaces, dimensions.... product overview n categories
two examples....
Romeo sierra small |
Charlie bravo |
all in all I think this a fantastic materiel as its versatile and its can be put to more imaginative uses than a suit of armour :P
werner aisslinger: hemp chair
werner working on the prototype |
werner aisslinger: hemp chair: "traditionally, monobloc stackable chairs have been developed with reinforced plastics.
'hemp chair by berlin-based designer/architect werner aisslinger is the first monochair designed with a new technology
in which natural fibers like hemp that are moulded under heat with a special ecological glue resulting in
a sustainable composite material. a complete structure done in a thin layer of material is one of the most
complicated ways to design and engineer a chair. aisslinger's design which features soft curves,
along with a horizontal and vertical ring structure, is a new approach to this complex seating typology.werner aisslinger is working in partnership with BASF acrodur on the production of the chair
the technology that has been utilized for the 'hemp chair' allows one to use 100 percent natural fibres
in combination with a water-based glue that contains no phenols or formaldehyd. this process enables low cost mass production for 3D objects with a high stability and low specific weight." - werner-aisslinger - hemp-chair
and who doesn't luv hemp ;)
glass chair
Artist | Danny Lane | |
Title | Stacking chair | |
Medium | sheet glass | |
Size | 41 x 18 x 18 in. / 104.1 x 45.6 x 45.6 cm. | |
Year | 1988 |
danny lane
"Like glass itself, Lane’s work is sometimes modernist in its simplicity, and, in a different mood, baroque in its pleasure in ornament." - dannylane.co.ukI love the way danny plays with form and curves in his sculptures, products and interiors.
he demonstrates how you can get so many different effects and personality out of a single material.
Etruscan Chair (1986) |
Lane’s sculptures exploit the strength of glass under compression and combine feats of design and engineering to produce work, breathtaking in its apparent simplicity. -dannylane.co.uk
project: Parting the waves Location: Canary Wharf, London designer: Danny Lane date: 2003 |
facts
(b.1955)he was taught by Cecil Collins has worked in London since the 1980s. His sculpture and furniture ranges in scale from the domestic, to his massive Borealis, one of the world’s largest glass sculptures (2005, GM Renaissance Center, Detroit, USA)- dannylane.co.uk
A number of his designs are produced by Fiam Italia
Chase & Status feat. Maverick Sabre "Sleepless"
i get ideas from every where... just watched this n thought wat if u had led light in rows on a ceiling and they where lined up with projectors built into a floor so an image ie fire could be projected up from the ground and illuminated from above?! might look interesting, because it would look like u r walking through flames.
AQUASCRIPT ... would luv to deliver an essay like this :p
the power of water n wordz n imagery |
imagine how we will receive important information in the future |
I was blown away when i saw this just stared for ages trying to work out how it was happening!
this company is a brilliant way of getting people to notice a message...
"Aquascript breaks through traditional boundaries of information transfer...a dynamic information transfer waterfall" - Aquascript
- how it works: well as i understand it.. a proprietary computer system and software synchronizes the hundreds of valves which control each drop of water thus each drop creates a clear defined muster.
suitable for indoors or outdoors spaces and for any purpose, it can be synced with music lights, projections, sensors , interface, lasers....whatever ur imagination can come up wid.... I used this in my shed project to display pictures and sounds and smells from around the Amazon in to the shed.
aquascript
Amazing Pop Up Card Tutorial
I saw the amazing paper structures made by Peter Dahmen he is a graphic designer from Germany.
This was one of his tutorials on how to create a paper structure which i followed and integrated into my "box of me"
structure but no tutorials for those as they are unique pieces of his art. still luv it doe <3
berlin design fair 2011
These are a couple of designs i found really interesting, some are interesting because of truth to materials others show a new way of using that material.
Others are interesting because its the form of the object, i like curves made by materials that are typically rigid.
product design inspires interior design, they work hand in hand as they can be the focal point of an interior space.
They also help us understand how design is movin forward and pastiching past eras and responding to the demands by modern society ie sustainable eco design to combat global warming.
Others are interesting because its the form of the object, i like curves made by materials that are typically rigid.
product design inspires interior design, they work hand in hand as they can be the focal point of an interior space.
They also help us understand how design is movin forward and pastiching past eras and responding to the demands by modern society ie sustainable eco design to combat global warming.
bamboo seating its truth to construction and materials designboom.bamboo-bundle-bench |
this seat is between art and function seating its truth to construction designboom.alejandro-ceron |
Thursday, 22 December 2011
like being inside a balloon or a grown up bouncy castle :P
" Offer a creative and competitive way to enclose any space."
these temporary structures can be used for an interior/exterior space, highly functional. U can choose from the lite range which can be as simple as a single inflatable wall, to elaborate towering structures ie the turtle or dome ranges.
4 more pics >> http://www.inflate.co.uk/Default.aspx?pagename=Inflate-gallery
4 more QnAs >> http://www.inflate.co.uk/Default.aspx?pagename=FAQs-Inflate
4 more info >> http://www.inflate.co.uk/Default.aspx?pagename=What-We-Do-Inflate
these temporary structures can be used for an interior/exterior space, highly functional. U can choose from the lite range which can be as simple as a single inflatable wall, to elaborate towering structures ie the turtle or dome ranges.
the materials vary but the FAQs say "All fabrics used are reinforced with nylon or polyester to stop any punctures or hole expanding."
4 more pics >> http://www.inflate.co.uk/Default.aspx?pagename=Inflate-gallery
4 more QnAs >> http://www.inflate.co.uk/Default.aspx?pagename=FAQs-Inflate
4 more info >> http://www.inflate.co.uk/Default.aspx?pagename=What-We-Do-Inflate
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