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[d3] contest 2010 The [d3] contest is a yearly competition hosted by imm cologne, developed and organized by the German Design Council. In 2009 the [d3] contest is announced for the seventh time. Students and graduates from all over the world are requested to submit prototypes and designs in the field of interior design for the competition and exhibition. Entry deadline is September, 14th 2009.
World Architecture Festival Barcelona 4 - 6 November 2009
The new Modulor catalogue with 20 000 materials. Order here

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  1. "Mondays with Papst"
    On 16 February 2009 the "Mondays with Papst" exhibition opened in the old boiler house on the Wilkhahn site in Bad Münder. Read
  2. Le Corbusier’s Cabanon Le Corbusier’s Cabanon
    The Royal Institute of British Architects and Cassina present the exhibition "Le Corbusier’s Cabanon". Read
  3. Urban Art Photography Urban Art Photography
    At the end of the Eighties Jürgen Große began to document street art in Berlin with his camera. This new large-format illustrated volume contains a selection from twenty years of intensive field research... Read
  4. «Sex and the City?» In architecture! «Sex and the City?» In architecture!
    The »Empire State Building» and the «Chrysler Building» lie on the bed in highly suggestive positions. The airship promoting a brand of rubber hangs limply like a condom over the edge of the bed. Read
  5. Design Talents at the Cologne Design Week 2009 Design Talents at the Cologne Design Week 2009
    Selected works from [d3] contest at the imm cologne, Arik Levy´s workshop 'Cologne Guesthouse' and projects from the first 'Designers Fair' at the Rheintriadem... Read
  1. Fitting Forward Fitting Forward
    Fitting Forward is a new Hamburg concept store, in which Bitten Stetter and Jutta Südbeck cheekily show what is normally reported in hushed tones and where overall social design processes are reflected. Read
  2. Maine Journal Maine Journal
    No design tour of Maine is complete without a stop in Portland. This tiny city is the largest in the state. Somehow, that’s emblematic: Despite all its efforts to be cosmopolitan, muscular coastline and forests are always nearby. Read
  3. The Modulor House The Modulor House
    With a range of more than 20 000 materials Modulor is probably the major supplier of model construction products for architects, designers and artists... Read
  4. In Detail: Materials for Interiors In Detail: Materials for Interiors
    The latest volume in the prestigious 'Edition Detail' is, as the title suggests, devoted to materials for the interior. Read
  5. 'Design has to be fun...' 'Design has to be fun...'
    An interview with the ambitious and talented german designer Sebastian Herkner. Read
  1. Never Ending Winter Never Ending Winter
    At the moment design lovers have no choice but to look out of their carefully styled living rooms at their snow-covered balconies full of uninspired furniture and other articles from the local DIY store. Read
  2. Black and White is the new Green Black and White is the new Green
    When the times are uncertain the simplicity provided by black and white categories acts like a lifeline in a sea of randomness. Read
  3. Silver&Steel Silver&Steel
    Création Baumann wins 2009 Innovation Prize Read
  4. An intermediate space An intermediate space
    At this year's imm cologne Degenhardt presented 'Landed', the prototype of a prefabricated house, in cooperation with Richard Lampert. Read
  5. Unsung America: Pop!Tech Unsung America: Pop!Tech
    Pop!Tech is a yearly conference held in Camden, Maine. Andrew Zolli will tell you, though, that it’s really a community of innovators whose ongoing dialogue just happens to culminate in the annual retreat. Read
  1. Materiology Materiology
    This is an exciting and stimulating book which is both an enjoyable read and a detailed and accurate work of reference! Read
  2. News from the North News from the North
    Selected novelties from the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2009, Part I Read
  3. Pebble Shapes from Bulo Pebble Shapes from Bulo
    Last year, the Bulo designers developed Kei, a new modular desk concept with the organic form of a pebble serving as the starting point and the chaotic-harmonic overall image of a pebble beach as the architectural finishing point. Read
  4. The Making of Architonic Concept Space II The Making of Architonic Concept Space II
    The vision behind the Architonic Concept Spaces is to bring together innovative designers on the one hand with the latest technologies, materials and producers on the other. Read
  5. Food Design Food Design
    What's the history of the jelly baby? Who invented fish fingers? Why do we have sugar cubes and chewing gum in the shape of balls?... Read
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