COORDINATION ASIA chose to leave parts of the raw space untouched and highlighted original details on walls and floors. In contrast, a maze of mirrored pools was created to lead the way through the exhibition space and to showcase the shimmering design objects that seemingly flow on a thin layer of water.
The exhibition space is roughly homogeneous, only the colourful carpet is a different element of the hall. The architects tried to strengthen the white painted brick wall with white cubes on the wall, and then they glued up the colourful photos on the cubes.
Pentagram’s Natasha Jen designed the identity and environmental graphics for the exhibition Gimme More: Is Augmented Reality the Next Medium?, recently on view at Eyebeam Art+Technology Center in New York.
Vinyl fabrics and high gloss polystyrene plates were used as coating creating a play of reflections. The exhibition is divided into two areas. The first as a bright area corresponding to the history of technology and the second a darker area that highlight the various interactive applications.
In the lobby we played with iconic objects from those years: a Seat 600 – the first mass produced Spanish car – a huge Peseta – Spanish old currency – used as a table and a panel with very big magnetic key-rings, as used back then in the local hostels.
To launch their new collection at Premium in Berlin, Hudson Jeans partnered with Double Europe Ltd to create a striking exhibition stand that captured the fun-loving, free-thinking ethos of the Hudson brand. A Californian brand, rooted in London, Hudson’s current instagram campaign has a clear message to #LETYOURSELFGO, reviving the true spirit of rock and roll.
In December, interior designer Shaun Clarkson and textile designer Paul Brewtser opened Pitfield London, a retail and exhibition space in East London’s design central: Shoreditch. This curiosity shop acts as a café and community space and shop with constantly changing objects and exhibitions.
Mulberry Tim Walker exhibition windows at Bond street, London
Men’s prêt-à-porter brand “maisontrois” asked us to create a very simple exhibition stand for hippest professional fashion show “Tranoï” in Paris. With almost no budget and a tiny surface which precise dimensions couldn’t be known until D-day, the brand wanted us to imagine a visually strong and nonetheless functional showcase for their clothes.
Isabel Flooring is an established flooring specialist in China. H3 is their foray into other wood products such as timber doors and built-in furniture. This design exercise will attempt to portray H3 as “The Wood Specialist” and set a store identity for the brand’s countrywide expansion.
Interior architect Aino Kavantera, and product and exhibition designer Federica Capitani, have designed the first Fin Noir exhibition, which took place at the ‘Passage du désir’ gallery in Paris during SS12 Fashion Week.
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – FLORIS VAN BOMMEL
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – BLAUER
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – NUDIE JEANS
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – NO EXCESS
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – ALBERTO
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – CAMPUS
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – KANGAROOS
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – ONITSUKA TIGER
Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 Summer – CODELLO
