Archive for October 7th, 2009

Lighting Ideas

07Oct09

These are just some interesting lighting ideas.   Halo Bar designed by VOA Associates. Corian fabrication, thermoforming, seaming and installation by Associated Fabrication.                     Done by SERUTRADE International, Professional LED Applications.                       La Rinascente, by Lifschutz […]


First off, the thing on everyone’s minds, bean bags.  Starting from the inside out… filler.  For filler I found a couple sites that sell filler, but I think the most eco and eco friendly would be either a) packing peanuts, or b) wood shvings.  I’m  not sure how wood shavings would be to sit on, […]


Arduino Boards

07Oct09

Sensor de luz Originally uploaded by hugotso Arduino boards can be used to create all kinds of effects. They are intended for artists and hobbyists. On the basic level, it can take input from some type of sensor (light, motion, etc.) and be programed for a desired output. It can control lights, motors, etc. This […]





Wrapping

07Oct09

This bookshelf is by Gianni and Botsford Architects.  It shows the idea of wrapping the space While looking for good images of this bookcase I found this structure (below), which I just thought was cool and wanted to share with everyone.  It is made entirely of books.


http://esogroup.com.au/products/vertibral.php By following the URL you can check out more about it/a video showing the versatility of the furniture


I’ve used this stuff in my home office. I’ll bring in the FLOR catalog, but the web site is very informative and has a section for reduced price discontinued styles. Here is a new sample: http://www.flor.com/service/flor/shop/item/Favorite-Jeans/1009U02500-9984.html?bcreset=1 The tiles could be cut to any shape by hand, and by using different colors, the options for the […]


Several of you have used the Belzberg Conga room as precedents, I presume because you saw it in the most recent issue of Architectural Record (9/2009).  Its a pretty good essay, and a very quick read.