Archive for the 'Design' Category
As part of the Burnham Plan Centennial celebrations, the Burnham Pavilion by Zaha Hadid Architects triggers the visitors’ curiosity and encourages them to consider the future of Chicago. The design merges new formal concepts with the memory of Burnham’s bold, historic urban planning. Superimpositions of spatial structures with hidden traces of Burnham’s Plan are overlaid [...]
The city of Milan and designer Fabio Novembre have created an oasis in the middle of the city by using Fiat 500C’s as tree planters…
The planters are 1:1 scale cars made of fibreglass that contain trees which are then “parked” along Milan’s fashionable via Montenapoleone.
From the organizers:
Until September 30th, the street par excellence of Milan’s [...]
The title “Rock and Roll Fantasy” might be a little misleading for this SCI-Arc studio project lead by Ball Nogues‘ Benjamin Ball, Gaston Nogues and Andrew Lyon. While the program was 100% rock and roll, the practical lessons learned during this collaborative design-build experience were far from fantastical.
The goal of the studio was to develop [...]
As the only automaker in the luxury class that utilizes a master design firm – legendary Pininfarina – Maserati has found there is an affinity between its brand and those who appreciate fine design.
Earlier this year, Maserati and Architectural Digest magazine together invited individuals who appreciate fine design in general and cars in particular to [...]
French architects Manuelle Gautrand Architecture have designed a car showroom and leisure centre for Cairo, Egypt. (Manuelle Gautrand Architecture also designed the C42 showroom and brand experience for Citroën on the Champs-Élysée in Paris.)
The program is a mixed-use one, with show rooms dedicated to several car brands, and also a lot of common facilities, around [...]
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