Architecture
Tsuyoshi Tane uses wood and thatch to create garden house at Vitra Campus
A material palette of stone, wood and thatch form Tane Garden House, a rest space for gardeners by Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane at the Vitra Campus in Germany.
Doubling as a viewpoint for the Oudolf Garden, it is the latest addition to furniture brand Vitra’s campus in Weil am Rhein, where several well-known architects including Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando and SANAA have created buildings.
A material palette of stone, wood and thatch form Tane Garden House, a rest space for gardeners by Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane at the Vitra Campus in Germany.
Doubling as a viewpoint for the Oudolf Garden, it is the latest addition to furniture brand Vitra’s campus in Weil am Rhein, where several well-known architects including Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando and SANAA have created buildings.
‘LIGHTS ON’ BY OBJECTS OF COMMON INTEREST
‘LIGHTS ON’ BY OBJECTS OF COMMON INTEREST
Greece- and New York-based design studio Objects of Common Interest introduces ‘Lights on’, a light sculpture proposal designed to breathe new life into the Piazza de la Liberta in Bergamo, Italy. Apart from the solar-powered luminous tubes, the site-specific installation uses leftover marble blocks from local quarries and reused rubber tires as seating furniture.
Greece- and New York-based design studio Objects of Common Interest introduces ‘Lights on’, a light sculpture proposal designed to breathe new life into the Piazza de la Liberta in Bergamo, Italy. Apart from the solar-powered luminous tubes, the site-specific installation uses leftover marble blocks from local quarries and reused rubber tires as seating furniture.
Edra Space
The Edra collection in a Video by Uberto Frigerio based on a project by Giovanni Gastel
The Edra collection in a Video by Uberto Frigerio based on a project by Giovanni Gastel