Pendulum by LIND DNA
The Pendulum is a ceiling mounted side table, that is produced as a square and a circle. In th square version you can take the tray out of the frame to use it as a standard tray. LIND DNA, the Danish company, that created Pendulum carefully selected their leather distributors for the leather matt inlay, so they only use recycled leather.
362. Studio PER (Tusquets Blanca, Oscar & Clotet, Lluis) /// Vittoria Tracino House /// Cala Tramontana, Pantelleria Island, Sicily, Italy /// 1972-73
OfHouses guest curated by Xavier Ros Majó (HARQUITECTES).
(Source: tusquets.com; iratimillan.blogspot.com; arquitecturag.wordpress.com.)
Kyushu Sangyo University Landscape by DNA
Each space has its own rhythm, function, and freedom that both responds to and influences the pace and movements of the people who occupy it.
The idea of Jessica Herrera was to create a series of smart furniture for small spaces to embraces the coziness of a small home by utilizing it efficiently with minimal and multifunctional pieces that are easy to use and light to handle. The result is this Lilla called series. The materials for all items are maple wood, merino wool and aluminum.
Jessica Herrera: Website
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felt is such a nice material. I really want to work with it in the future.
Scandinavians are serious about their green roofs. They’ve had them for a while now and it doesn’t look like they’re going anywhere. They even have a competition every year to determine the best green roof project in Scandinavia by the Scandinavian Green Roof Association! But there is a reason why Scandinavians like these green roofs so much… They are not only a beautiful feature for a house, but they also offer numerous social, environmental and financial benefits. They absorb rainwater, reduce winter heating costs, reduce summer air-conditioning costs, provide insulation, and are long lasting - just to name a few.
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Ordinary Buildings, Reassembled by Oliver Michaels
http://socks-studio.com/2016/06/28/ordinary-buildings-reassembled-by-oliver-michaels/
English photographer Oliver Michaels creates images through the composition of different architectural elements as found in specific places. The original pieces are mostly photographed in locations around Longpoint, Brooklyn where the artist is currently based, but also around Rockaway, Queens, …
Read more on: http://socks-studio.com/2016/06/28/ordinary-buildings-reassembled-by-oliver-michaels/Black and White, Collage, photography, Architecture, Art, Territories
From Chur to Tirano | Switzerland (by Rolf Sachs)
the train route from Switzerland to Italy traverses a picturesque sojourn through snow-capped mountains, thick, forested expanses and quaint villages. Galerie Andrea Caratsch, St. Moritz presents a selection of photos from the series ‘Camera in motion: from Chur to Tirano’ by artist and designer Rolf Sachs, taking the audience along this dramatic, alpine route.
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New images and article of Valerio Olgiati’s Villa Alem in Alentejo for the Wall Street Journal. Photos © Paulo Catrica.
