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Getting over it 

There's something satisfyingly über-utilitarian about a bridge. It gets you from one point to another. But several recently completed bridge projects internationally demonstrate how this workaday construction type can also deliver serious regenerative effects to its surroundings, as well as function as a bold aesthetic or metaphoric statement.

We take a Calatrava-free look at a number of new crossings, which literally and figuratively elevate the experience of moving through the public realm. See you on the other side.
 

Contents in brief:

  • Event Agenda March 2016
  • Architonic Photo Tours: Maison&Objet 2016 and Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair
  • Get over yourself: new bridge architecture
  • Material Tendencies N° 13: Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby
  • Further Articles from Architonic’s ‘News & Trends’
  • Inspiring Search Results N° 50: Performance spaces
  • Inspiring Spaces N° 42: Bridges
  • Architecture and Design Projects on Architonic

 

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Event Agenda March 2016

Maison&Objet Asia 2016, Singapore SG

08 – 11 March 2016

 

Design Shanghai 2016, CN

09 – 12 March 2016

 

Blickfang 2016, Stuttgart DE

11 – 13 March 2016

 

Münchner Stoff Frühling 2016, Munich DE

11 – 14 March 2016

 

Light + Building 2016, Frankfurt DE

13 – 18 March 2016

 

Luminale 2016, Frankfurt DE

13 – 18 March 2016

 

Giardina 2016, Zurich CH

16 – 20 March 2016

 

AD Home Design Show 2016, New York US

17 – 20 March 2016

 

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Architonic Photo Tours: Maison&Objet 2016

Part 1: Muuto, EMKO, Petite Friture, Secto Design, Internoitaliano, Formagenda, Tom Dixon, Menu, Universo Positivo, Red Edition, Toulemonde Bochart, Softline, Kristalia, Innermost

 

Part 2: Amini, Brokis, EO, Anna Torfs, Il laboratorio dell’imperfetto, WIENER GTV DESIGN, by Lassen, Kenneth Cobonpue, antoniolupi, GUBI, Stellar Works

 

Part 3: SkLO, bosa, Ercol, designheure, De Castelli, BlackCork, Addinterior, Normann Copenhagen, Functionals, Prostoria, Glas Italia, &TRADITION, Martinelli Luce, Original BTC Limited, Rex Kralj, Venetia Studium, FÜRSTENBERG

 

Part 4: molo, ENNE, TABISSO, BULO, Vondom, PEDRALI, Alki, Shibui, BIEGERT&FUNK, Lintex, enea, tala, Fast, Northern Lighting, Glamora, ONDARRETA, Jo-a, BOSC, Vij5, Expormim, Made In Ratio, Lina

 

Part 5: MUNNA, GINGER&JAGGER, Wiener Silber Manufactur, cc-tapis, HANDVÄRK, Utopia and Utility, Kalmar, Dante-Goods And Bads, Martin Huxford Studio, Meridiani, Wall&decò, Wildspirit, Porada, Fendi Casa, TUUCI

 

Part 6: Letti&Co., Gervasoni, Scab Design, Guaxs, Ethnicraft, TRADEWINDS, Deknudt Mirrors, 10deka, GlammFire, Domani, Eleanor Home

 

Architonic Photo Tours: Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair 2016

Part 1: Normann Copenhagen, Anglepoise, Kateha, Scherlin, Engelbrechts, Jess Design, OBJECT CARPET, Wobedo Design, KFF, by Lassen, Cane-line, GUBI, string furniture, Fritz Hansen, BAUX, Bsweden, Mater, Northern Lighting, Secto Design

 

Part 2: Erik Jørgensen, Fredericia Furniture, Louis Poulsen, ZERO, Martin Ericsson, Örsjö Belysning, dk3, Bolon, Wästberg, PEDRALI, Gärsnäs, Karikoski, WOUD, Balzar Beskow, ateljé Lyktan, Kurage, Design House Stockholm, A2 designers AB, ASPLUND

 

Part 3: &TRADITION, Muuto, Blå Station, Vitra, OFFECCT, Artek, Kinnasand, Nikari, Inno, Abstracta, Lammhults, HANDVÄRK, Kvadrat, Embacco, Frama, Röshults, Green Furniture Concept, fjordfiesta.furniture, Brokis, Please Wait to be Seated, Mattiazzi, Sibast Furniture, Lintex, Label, Plycollection, BEdesign, Poiat, Menu

 

Part 4: MA/U Studio, Foscarini, EBB & FLOW, Ethnicraft, Universo Positivo, Naver, Oasiq, NORR11, CableCup, Nielaus, Vondom, Mitab, Massproductions, Verpan, Hay, Carl Hansen & Søn, Fora Form, Magis, Tom Dixon

 

Part 5: Interface, Elmo Leather, Magnus Olesen, Karl Andersson, Swedese, Horreds, Flos, Källemo, Johanson, Montana Møbler, Ege, Flötotto, Skandiform, Création Baumann, CHAT board, JENSENplus, SitLand, kymo, Petite Friture, LUCTRA, Camira Fabrics, Materia, Martela Oyj, SA Möbler, Kinnarps, ZilenZio, Slamp, Isku

 

Part 6: Fritz Hansen, Four Design, Carpet Concept, Sedus Stoll, ENEA, viccarbe, Vestre, Swedstyle, EFG, Forbo Flooring, SAVO, Overgaard & Dyrman, Cube Design, nonuform 

 

Part 7: GRID, Interstuhl Büromöbel, Framery, 1000dots, H. Waldmann, Alphenberg, Randers+Radius, Officeline, Luxy, Slalom, Glimakra of Sweden, MDD, SPRADLING, Say O, Noodles Noodles & Noodles Corp., No Early Birds, Götessons 

 

RODA is more and more a protagonist, as well as pioneer, of the new and incredible relevance reached by the outdoor furniture sector around the world. The spontaneity of living in the open air remains unchanged even when you transfer outside the emotions of an indoor project like the textile sofa system DANDY. With the expert art direction of Rodolfo Dordoni and the contribution of other internationally well-known designers, RODA proposes a new dimension of living.

Discover the news of RODA  at Salone del Mobile 2016
12/17 April 2016, Milan
Hall 20 stand B07-C12

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Get over yourself

Text: Alyn Griffith

Recent landmark bridge architecture shows how this most utilitarian of construction types, when imaginatively planned, can add real regenerative value to its environs. Build a bridge and get over it, people!

MXT Studio’s bright-orange steel bridge hovers above a motorway in Lisbon, providing a highly visible landmark within the neighbourhood. It features a tapered profile that accentuates the points where its multiple paths converge

The best bridges resolve issues of accessibility in efficient and often imaginative ways. They create physical connections that promote improvements to the infrastructure on either side, often helping to enliven previously under-performing areas. A survey of some recent examples reveals the regenerative effect intelligently designed bridges can have on a town or city’s public realm.

The Cirkelbroen bridge in Copenhagen was designed by artist Olafur Eliasson to carry pedestrians and cyclists across one of the city’s many canals. Rings housing LED lighting hang above its five intersecting circular platforms; photos Anders Sund Berg

The basic function of a bridge is to provide a crossing between two points: beyond this, its form is open to creative interpretation. When designing the Cirkelbroen bridge over Copenhagen’s Christianshavns Kanal, artist Olafur Eliasson drew inspiration from the area’s sailing heritage. The bridge comprises a series of five intersecting circular platforms, each with their own masts, to which steel cables resembling a ship’s rigging are attached. Rather than being arranged in a straight line, the platforms are offset to encourage a more circuitous route that allows users to slow down and enjoy different views of the city.

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

„Ice-Berg“ by Alexandre Echasseriau /Photo: Alexandre Echasseriau

DESIGN DAYS DUBAI: VIENNESE GEMS IN SILVER 

The small silversmith workshop Wiener Silber Manufactur shows an exquisite selection of its great silver design collection. Classics of the “Wiener Werkstätte” with works of Josef Hoffmann and Otto Prutscher are holding dialogue with contemporary objects from Zaha Hadid to Erwin Wurm and Ted Muehling. Ever since, the company sought to collaborate with the most talented and famous artists and designers of its time in order to create uncompromised, timeless tableware. In addition to the big names of design, Wiener Silber Manufactur is proud of its collaboration with young talents who give fresh impulses for the old material silver, such as Charlotte Talbot's sensual table collection “Landscape” made of a material mix of silver and gentle HI-MACs or Alexandre Echasseriau's impressive drinks cooler “Ice-Berg” in the shape of a bold Alpine scenery. To be seen at the Design Days Dubai, from 14 to 18 March 2016.

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Material Tendencies N° 13: Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby

Established in 1996, British design duo Barber & Osgerby have worked across a variety of disciplines, including industrial design, interiors, architecture and site-specific installations. 

 

As part of our ongoing Material Tendencies series, Architonic recently met up with Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby at the Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair 2016. As this year's Guest of Honour, they showcased their recent works in the context of a wintery installation. As ever, we were eager to find out which material in particular they would choose if they had to restrict themselves to working with just one for the next three years...

Edward Barber (right): I think for me it would have to be solid wood. I find it has the most beautiful tactility and warmth and soul.

Jay Osgerby (left): Difficult! There are so many to choose from. Wood is just a small word for a huge genus of material. Either wood or aluminium. I think aluminium is a great material, because it does not degrade. You can use it again, again and again.

 

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

Further Articles from Architonic’s ‘News & Trends’

Working It: Workplace Strategy Expo, Zurich

Text: Katharina Sommer

The modern world of work is in a process of constant change. Workplace Strategy Expo, being held in Zurich on 12 and 13 April 2016, offers ways of ensuring that our working environments are fit to meet the new challenges they face, thanks to its diverse programme, which ranges from worksite architecture and office furniture, through communication solutions, to office services.

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

Modern Talking

Text: Bethan Ryder 

Having established itself, through its collaboration with an impressive international cohort of designers, as a premium accessories brand, Menu’s highly considered, new Modernism Reimagined collection successfully positions the high-end Danish manufacturer as a serious player in the lighting and furniture markets, too.

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

The Living Kitchen

Text: Simon Keane-Cowell

When premium kitchen brand FRANKE KITCHEN SYSTEMS decided to develop Frames by Franke, the market’s first-ever total product line, they didn’t skimp on quality or performance. Things are definitely cooking.

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

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Inspiring Search Results N° 50: 

Office / Contract furniture > Performance spaces

All search results on Architonic 

 

Inspiring Spaces N° 42: 

Bridges

All search results on Architonic 

 

Discover your workplace of the future.

Workplace Strategy Expo if the first independent event to present the entire range of optimum, smart holistic office solutions and offers ways of ensuring that working environments are fit to meet current challenges – which ranges from worksite architecture and office furniture, through communication solutions, to office services. 
 
Be inspired by international suppliers showcasing their latest design options, listen to exciting lectures of internationally recognized experts, and discover your personal workplace of the future at the global hotspot for workplace experts and strategist – the Workplace Strategy Expo on 12th and 13th April.
 

For more information visit Workplace Strategy Expo's website

 

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Architecture and Design Projects on Architonic

AART architects

The Waterfront
Stavanger | Norway | Completed 2015
photographer: Adam Mørk

To AART architects' profile on Architonic 

 

VOLTOLINI architectures sarl

Espace Saint Marc
Le Châble | Switzerland | Completed 2013
photographer: Pierre Boss

To VOLTOLINI architectures sarl's profile on Architonic 

 

STC Arquitectos | Juan Salassa, Santiago Tissot & Iván Castañeda

Suburban house - La Viña
Alta Gracia, Province of Córdoba | Argentina | Completed 2015
photographer: Gonzalo Viramonte Architect

To STC Arquitectos' profile on Architonic

 

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