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Inspiration: It seems this hotel in Vienna has thought of everything. They’ve designed every little corner. Especially like the paper created by Mike Fuisz and Sabine Kembichler.
Review from thisispaper
Paper from behance
Haptic Architects: Quality Hotel Expo, Fornebu Oslo
Studio xag have created some amazing shopfronts, pop-up shops and installations. We blogged their ‘Neon Graveyard’ job last year but think some of their other projects are very inspiring as well.
NEON GRAVEYARD
LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL
GALERIES LAFAYETTE, PARIS
BYT
From We Heart.
This identity is for London suushi store Yoobi which takes influences from Japan and Brazil. The sushi is made fresh to order. The branding centres around the shape of the product and is consistently applied to the environmental graphics, furniture, signage, stationery, packaging and print.
The environmental graphics at the London Olympics is starting to show up. LOCOG have somehow managed to use the graphic language from the logo to develop a brand rather than just a logo.
Alex Mustonen and Daniel Arsham, reconstructed the 10-foot letters from the old Miami Orange Bowl and whimsically scattered around the east plaza of the new Marlins Ballpark. Created as a sort of memorial to the stadium that was demolished in 2008.
Lies a small kindergarten school in Paris. Palatre & Leclere restored this 1940’s building.
Entrance corridor of the Masion Radio-Canada providing interactive experiences.
This parking area at Place des Arts was turned into a Salon Urbain, a versatile new space ideal for meeting up before or after a musical performance, a gallery visit or a conference.
This clothing store in Korea is aimed at students – slightly messy, low budget, with high spirits. Everything is movable so the store layout can be changed easily, keeping it unpredictable.
This urban art project by Boamistura has transformed both the environment and the community in the slums of Brazil. The community was directly involved in this project, painting the backstreets and alleyways, using art as a tool for change. The words that are painted are also community building – ‘pride’ (orgulho), ‘beauty’ (beleza), ‘sweetness’ (doçura), ‘firmness’ (firmeza), and ‘love’ (amor).
Vinyl on glass by Maddison Graphic
This 28m high facade made of wood was covered was covered with 55,000 LED lights and only used 20kWh of energy.
J Crew, NYC
CandyStore Collective
Puma Store
Urban outfitters stores in North America