#smartdesign
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Project • By Stefano Pasquali • Apartments
CASA AND
ALCOVA, a small holiday apartment designed to evolve and adapt its configuration to the needs of those who live in it. A fully tailored project where nothing is left to chance: from the tactile quality of the finishes to the meticulous study of lighting.
Elisa Fedrizzi
Elisa Fedrizzi
Elisa Fedrizzi
Every detail has been curated to bring a unique, functional, and welcoming space to life. Because small spaces, when custom-designed, have never felt so large.
Elisa Fedrizzi
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Product • By mox ag • Oolo - Ool
Oolo - Ool
Oolo / Design: Stephan Hürlemann /2021
OOLO was deliberately designed as a small, space-saving coat rack. It is intended for meeting rooms or waiting rooms, where few people want to put their jackets or coats. Formally, OOLO impresses with its perfect proportions and unobtrusive appearance. The three hooks included can be attached anywhere.
Equipped with a rubber catch basin, this umbrella stand offers space for both large and small umbrellas.
Free-standing coat stand with integrated umbrella stand and additional weights and rubber drip tray. 3 hooks in the colour of the coat rack are included Colours textured white or textured black
Dimension Oolo: H 172cm Ø 25cm Weight: 10.7 kg
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VIA
Via is an umbrella stand which is well shaped and very functional. Via suites for big as well as small umbrellas. A rubber sink ensures a safe stand and is shaped to collect water
Folded sheet steel, powder-coated, in black, white, red or grey.
dimensions: h 58cm, w 24cm, d 20cm
Get a MOX Via -> https://shop.mox.ch/garderoben/schirmstander-via.html
Designer Website: https://www.charlesjob.com/
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Project • By Archikon Architects • Primary Schools
Gyöngyszem Kindergarten
Designed by Budapest-based Archikon Architects, Gyöngyszem Kindergarten is Hungary’s first smart kindergarten, transformed from a panel building with sustainable solutions.
Balázs Danyi
From single-storey prefab to smart kindergarten
Built in the late 1970s, the ten-storey panel residential buildings of the Gyöngyösi Street housing estate in Budapest’s XIII District surround a tree-lined green promenade. These prefabricated “panel houses” (panelház in Hungarian) were mass-produced concrete apartment blocks built across eastern and central Europe from the 1960s until the 1980s. Along the promenade are a number of small retail buildings, a nursery, a kindergarten, and a schoo... More