Frame : the international review of interior architecture and design

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Format:	Zeitschrift
Sprache:	German
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam
Schlagworte:	Zeitschrift
Aufsatz in Zeitschrift/Bände/Inhalte:	61 Datensätze

1. Tokyo Gothic : 15 Spaces around Town : Thema des Heftes

2. Dagmar Stepanova founder of architecture practice Formafatal, talks about the climate-related pros and cons of building in humid Costa Rica, the importance of architectural preserv...

3. On the Rise : after finding their feet close to home, the Dutch designers behing i29 are starting to stretch their legs abroad.

4. Mall no more : in Taiwan, MVRDV reclassifies the derfunct China-Town Mall into a vibrant urgan lagoon, while two floors of a Chengdu shopping centre are turned over to co-working d...

5. All inclusive : there is still a long way to go for the design industry and its output to become truly inclusive. So, to inspire progress, we share creative concepts from across se...

6. office ecosystems : companies are now prepared to go beyond the addition of a few plants to make truly biphilic workplaces - environments that behave like the living, breathing org...

7. contextual hotels : abandoning glitz and glamour, a number of new hotels in China are connecting to their context in thoughtful - and a times, philosophical - ways, unearthing hist...

8. translucent living : in each issue we identify a key aesthetic trend evident in our archive of recent projects and challenge semiotics agency Axis Mundi to unpack its design codes....

9. Vegan Interiors : in a time of climate emergency and devasting species loss, many of us are giving greater consideration to the impact of what we consume - and not just in terms of...

10. Recast Relics : in each issue we identif a key aesthetic trend evident in our archive of recent projects and challenge semiotics agency Axis Mundi to unpack its design codes.

11. Fredrik Hellberg and Lara Lesmes, cofounders of Space Popular, discuss how to create virtual immersion with or without headsets, the challenges of navigating the undefined ethics o...

12. Hospitality noir : in each issue we identify a key aesthetic trend evident in our archive of recent projects and challenge semiotics agency Axis Mundi to unpack its design codes.

13. Parisian Invasion : with two raving red shops, Frenchman Franklin Azzi adds more than a bit of couleur locale to shopping-mad Tokyo

14. Bargain Basement : Turner Castle turns a basement car park into an editing suite with an outdoor feel for London ad agency McCann Erickson

15. Site Specific : Nigerien architect Mariam Kamara believes architecture should respect and manifest the narrative of a place.

16. Anything Goes : a different material for each work. Guillermo Santoma produces his creations lamps, cars, chairs, spaces and pavilions - accordingly.

17. "Anxiety is a motivator to do things rather than a reason not to" : für David Rockwell, an adherence to audience is the key to great architecture

18. "Whatever we build, it must be human" : sustainability, adaptation and inclusivity are in Balkrishna Doshi's DNA.

19. Shot of Adrenaline : the new Red Bull office in central London by Jump Studios

20. Home Again : from residences to retail to residences: Sophie Hicks has come full circle.

21. Akanksha Deo Sharma

22. "I secretly blame Boy George for all this" : Hrafnhildur Arnardottir

23. luxury street culture : driven by the new generation of luxury consumers - Gen Z and millennials - and skateboarding's rise in popularity and press, the sport and its associated st...

24. Inter Slate : appropriating the base materials of the built environment allows Zac Hacmon to mediate between the personal and the political.

25. What i've learned WORKac : an Interview with Amale Andraos and Dan Wood

26. the Cotton Club : Artist Tetsuya Nishino turns retail specialist by taking piles of pallets and rolls of cotton gauze to conjure up the Optitude boutique in Aoyama, Tokyo

27. Archio : People-powered housing

28. Have Merci : Playground Ginza : five boutiques around Tokyo by Jiro Endo and Masafumi Sumiyoshi

29. Mood Board : cross-disciplinary creative concepts that promote healthier habits and habitats

30. How brands are rallying co-creative retail communities

31. How education interiors can support the deaf community

32. How housing can get wellness right

33. How design can destigmatize Psychedelics

34. "You can't think of design without thinking of politics" : an Interview

35. Lise Vester : Huamizing care products

36. Eyes on the future : dutch furniture producer Leolux writes its next chapter with Studio Truly Truly

37. At the Top Table :an office interior in an industrial shed in Paris by Christian Pottgiesser

38. Close Connection : from social retail to shared wellness: in an increasing number of sectors, we're witnessing the (re)positioning of physical spaces as communal ground

39. Collaborative Prototyping

40. Communal wellbeing

41. Xin Lin, spatial design director at innovative smart device company OPPO

42. Sweet Serendipity : from her curatorial work to what's on her dinner plate, Renny Ramakers knows how to thrive on the spontaneous side of life.

43. Monica Ponce de Leon

44. Sensiks : Sensory stimuli for de-stressing

45. the Design of real Spaces is Key to the Success of VR

46. Döppel Studio

47. Tina Norden : "the sharing economy is pushing us towards new typologies"

48. Nmbello Studio : enlivening local manufacturing

49. Frame Lab : Post-Pandemic Space

50. Giorgia Lupi

51. What neuro-inclusivity means for Learning Spaes

52. Studio Ossidiana : Interspecies intersections

53. Krista Kim : an interview

54. in practice : Sara Ricciardi : an Interview

55. An Interview

56. An Interview

57. An Interview

58. For Kids, by Kids

59. Lucas Munoz

60. The Scene Sculptor : Thomas Petherick

61. Room(s) to Restore

Frame : the international review of interior architecture and design

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