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The Smile

The Smile is an urban pavilion made using some of the largest ever panels of American tulipwood CLT. Designed by Alison Brooks and engineered by Arup as a Landmark Project for the London Design Festival 2016, The Smile is set to transform the way we use timber to create space, form and structure.

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Periscope Tower

OOPEAA

La Periscope Tower è un enorme osservatorio che instaura un dialogo tra il visitatore e il paesaggio.

# Finlandia (31) # Spazio pubblico (502) # OOPEAA

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Coming Soon to London Design Festival 2016 - The Smile

An urban installation showcasing the structural potential of cross-laminated hardwood. Designed by Alison Brooks Architects with Arup engineers and manufactured by Zueblin Timber. In partnership with Chelsea UAL.

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Getting Away from it All

In a collaboration between AHEC and Benchmark for London Design Festival, Sir Terence Conran commissions Sebastian Cox to create 'Getting away from it all'; a workspace made out of American red oak and cherry.

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Akin Barber & Shop

Anarchitect

Il progetto di ANARCHITECT per l’Akin Barber & Shop ha preso vita dall’idea di una élite di realtà imprenditoriali nate e operanti a Dubai, che hanno scelto di mettere in campo passione e impegno per realizzare un desiderio comune e dare vita a qualcosa di unico e stimolante.

# Edificio commerciale - Retail (489) # Emirati Arabi Uniti (51) # Anarchitect

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Room on a Hill

Asif Khan has designed an elevated playground for Chisenhale Primary School in Bow, East London, which has just completed construction. The timber longhouse is made using thermally modified American tulipwood and ash.

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Hunters’ Roots Café and Juice Bar

Kei Kitayama

L’impegno riguardo la stagionalità e la sostenibilità dell’Hunters Roots Café e Juice Bar del Katherine Place di Melbourne è evidente nel suo design fresco e pulito. Kitayama K Architects è stato chiamato a creare un ambiente che fosse in linea con la filosofia dei proprietari Jeffrey e Kerry Chew

# Ristorante (249) # Kei Kitayama

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Tulou Screen for 'FIVE' by OKAY Studio

The Tulou dividing screen is a playful dialogue between the two dimensionality of a flat surface screen and the three dimensional individual triangles made from curved and cupped tulipwood that sit within the screen. Each tulipwood triangle sits perched on a tensile wire and is held in place with a red oak counter balance. The wall of triangles sways and bobs gently in the breeze. The installation is the first time that the designers Andrew Haythornthwaite and Peter Marigold have worked together.

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Cosa realmente è sostenibile

“Sostenibilità” è un termine che è stato erroneamente-utilizzato ed erroneamente-rappresentato nei vari settori, compreso il nostro. Tanto che come AHEC abbiamo anche preso in considerazione di abbandonare tale terminologia del tutto. Invece poi abbiamo riconsiderato cosa significa la 'sostenibilità' per le latifoglie americane e come possiamo metterla in evidenza, attraverso i nostri programmi.

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Table turned for 'The Wish List'

In a collaboration between AHEC and Benchmark for London Design Festival, Alex de Rijke commissions Barnby & Day to create 'Table Turned'; a dining table made out of cross-laminated American tulipwood.

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Mit Mat Mama Store

Roman Izquierdo Bouldstridge

Architect Román Izquierdo Bouldstridge was commissioned to design a store front for maternity brand “Mit Mat Mama” in the Eixample district of Barcelona, Spain. The main concept was to create an atmosphere where products and architecture came together in a harmonious nature filled with plants and natural light.

# Spagna (214) # Roman Izquierdo Bouldstridge

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Runcible for 'FIVE' by OKAY Studio

Focusing on kitchen products and their origins, Mathias Hahn chose to concentrate on essential and versatile utensils for preparing and serving food. Each piece in the collection represents a familiar archetype and stands for a type of application but is not limited to one specific task. In this sense their attributes depend on interpretation. The Runcible kitchen utensils are made from solid hard maple, a material traditionally used for this kind of high quality kitchenware because of its smooth grain and hardwearing properties.

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