Users are able to experience PC-like web-browsing and enjoy all forms of multimedia content on the 7-inch display (1024×600 pixels), wherever they go.

‘Harry’ is the most hybrid and bold piece of the new Roset collection. It is contemporary and classic, so much so that you don’t know what to think about its origins.

The architects envisage every building as an islet which can find its autonomy in a landscape apprehended in its whole, integrating the economical data in terms of consumption of territory, in order to achieve a right balance between landscape and architecture.

The architects took advantage of the corner of the land by setting the building back, generating a private garden and preserving the existing ancient trees.

The project develops spaces that will improve the teaching and learning process.

Tape Installation #5 took place at 09.-12.06.2010 and won the DMY Award 2010. It is part of an ongoing series of Tape Installations.

Alexa Lixffeld presents her latest handmade designs, 100% Finest Cashmere blankets, cushion covers and shawls, hand-woven and individually dyed.

The main idea has been to create natural links between central Stockholm and the new urban area in connection with the terminal, so that city life will naturally flow into the area.

Situated in a quite dense suburban setting, the house twists dynamically between sheltering for privacy and opening up for angles of vistas.

GE San Francisco-based fuseproject, led by industrial designer Yves Béhar, announces the worldwide unveiling of the GE Electric Vehicle Charging Station WattStation™

The project task was to fit the brief inside the given shell and refine the existing elevations.

Shifting the allowable massing on the lot and aligning it along the party wall, opens up a range of possibilities. A common yard, generated through a required 4.55 m setback, allows the characteristic urbanity to become an integral part of the living experience, while providing a communal zone as buffer between the public and intimate realms of life.

The building’s shape and exterior appearance – the play of volumes and the implementation of façade­ graphics – responds to different formal and functional requirements: The idea of breaking the severity of a blank volume and avoiding a mute box as seen in other storage facilities, and the desire of promoting art at a large scale in the city by using the building’s exterior as a means to showcase local artists and support Miami’s emerging talents.

Now in its seventh year, 100% Norway is back with a vengeance, brimming with talent from some of the best Norwegian design companies and manufacturers who will be taking part in the show at this year’s London Design Festival in September.

The staircase as a compressed spatial motion element of a former free field.

A bathroom where mutually alternating fragmentary mirror surfaces and lighting fixtures form a jigsaw puzzle of an image and a reflection.

With simple, pure geometric volumes, but rather challenging structural solutions, the project intends to evoke an image of lightness within a language of heavy and massive volumes.

The coexistence of two interleaved forms, each with a different hardness and materiality.