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| HORM: Win Your Design | Architecture | Architonic Posted: 30 Nov 2021 03:00 PM PST The contest for Architects and Interior Designers where you could win €30,000. Participation is free. The winning project will be decided by an outstanding judging panel whose members are Fabio Novembre, Roberto Palomba and Karim Rashid. <a href="https://winyourdesign.horm.it/home-en.php" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Visit the website to participate.</a> Win Your Design is the contest that invites you to interpret the iconic pieces of Horm's collections, by creating an interior design project, real or conceptual. At the end of the competition, scheduled for 20 December 2021, a commission of experts composed of architects and designers Fabio Novembre, Roberto Palomba and Karim Rashid, will select the winner, according to an evaluation process that includes originality, creativity and functionality. The winning architect or designer will receive a €30,000 voucher that can be used to purchase any Horm product. Within the creative proposal, the participants will be able to include, in a…  |
| Back in brick – 5 residential projects with a hard edge | News | Architonic Posted: 30 Nov 2021 03:00 PM PST Brick is one of the oldest, most durable and most versatile building materials used around the world, with different colours, textures and haptic qualities making it adaptable to almost any context. In Hannover, Max Dudler uses the humble brick to create a robust, regular façade for 'Hainbase', a student residential building in Hainholz. Reflecting the uniform nature of the compact homes inside, the building's alternating window niches add a sense of playfulness while the purple-brown brick matches the city's traditional clinker architecture. Despite the project's size – the building's 13 floors tower over the surrounding five-storey neighbourhood – its stepped profile and use of local materials help blend it into the area. In the French city of Nantes, RAUM has designed Block 5B in a newly regenerated area of the city adjacent to a major rail line. The block contains a mid-rise workshop and offices, and a high-rise tower with a multi-storey car park sandwiched between them. The parkin…  |
| Classic reinvention with Steelcase | News | Architonic Posted: 30 Nov 2021 03:00 PM PST There were many reasons to miss office life during our enforced domestic confinements over the last two years, the company and camaraderie, the conversation and shared sense of purpose. Oh, and the <a href="https://www.architonic.com/en/products/steelcase-chairs/3101474/3238273/1">chair</a>. Months of lockdown and hours working on the sofa or on dining chairs at the kitchen table left us not just dislocated and disorientated, but often with sore necks and aching backs. We longed for the ergonomic embrace of a well-designed and expertly engineered <a href="https://www.architonic.com/en/products/steelcase-office-chairs/3101474/3238553/1">task chair</a>. And they don't come much more embracing than <a href="https://www.architonic.com/en/microsite/steelcase/3101474">Steelcase</a>'s <a href="https://www.architonic.com/en/product/steelcase-please-chair/20087751">Please</a>. Now 15 years old, <a href="https://www.architonic.com/en/product/steelcase-please-chair/20087751">Please</a> is the…  |
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