Tangible identity of brand expression has come increasingly important due to digitalisation and globalisation. The role of the physical store is to manifest latest brand development by keeping it fresh and relevant. Continue reading
Category Archives: DESIGN
Art & Science about Organ Transplantation
Exhibition at Science Gallery in London called Spare Parts presents organic engineering exploring art, science, ethics and technology of human repair and alteration. Continue reading
New Community Architecture Exhibition
In big cities there is a trend towards decreasing public buildings and space in the expense of privatisation. That has driven local communities to keep buildings and space open for everyone. Continue reading
New Narratives about Ageing at Barbican Gallery
Informative installation exhibition about ageing is using leading research from University College London, data from the Centre for Ageing Better and interviews with hundreds of people to explore the modern ageing experience. Continue reading
London Fashion Week New Talent
Exhibition of best new fashion talent at Somerset house is organised by The International Fashion Showcase (IFS). It presents work from the best up-and-coming designers from around the world.
(Image Thebe Makuku, Johannesburg. Presenting women within South African society.
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Material & Colour Trends from Surface Design Show
This year’s Surface Design Show in London was busy, but not presenting anything new compared to previous years. Most noticeable was the increase of imitation materials offering cheaper option and more variety in terms of range and colours. However, it was often unclear how sustainable they were.
(Image hand woven fabric embellished with naturally grown cristal). Continue reading
New Library is a Living Room for Helsinki Citizens
Oodi is a new and very modern central library in Helsinki. The building was designed by ALA Architects, who won the open international architecture competition. Apart from the top floor, Oodi’s facade is made entirely from wood, which gives it immediately a very Scandinavian character. Continue reading
