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For the installation “Red Dirt Rug”, the American artist Rena Detrixhe uses red earth from Oklahoma as a reference to the extensive human interference occurring to the state’s landscape
DOMOTEX, the world’s leading trade fair for floor coverings, is more than just a product showcase. With an impressive accompanying programme, it invites visitors to broaden their perspective in an atmosphere that fosters networking and exchange.
Here, there and everywhere: “We’re attempting to blur the boundaries between spaces. Not to have strict spatial codes,” says Truly Truly’s Joel Booy of their Das Haus project at imm cologne 2019
January’s big-top international design fair is as much a platform for new ideas and inspiration as it is a showcase for the latest products.
One of India’s leading designers – Ayush Kasliwal from Jaipur – will curate the Indian Pavilion in Galleria 1. His focus will be on the diversity and high quality of the Indian craft tradition
Ambiente, the international consumer goods fair, will open its doors once again in February 2019. Some 4,500 exhibitors will be presenting new ideas, trends and products in the fields of Dining, Giving and Living. For the eighth time, Ambiente has invited a partner country to make a presentation at the exhibition. The Republic of India will be the featured guest nation in 2019.
“BIM and digital building models are the driving force behind innovation and performance in the construction industry,” says Josef Kauer, President of BIM World MUNICH. The 2-day event will inspire 4,000 visitors with the latest IT applications
Taking over the ICM in Munich between 27-28 November, the third installment of BIM World MUNICH will champion the latest innovations, IT applications and IoT tech to digitally transform the construction and real estate industry.
Don’t be fooled. The name might be Heimtextil, but the premier international trade event for textiles has a strong contract focus. Shown here: architecture-defining textiles deployed at the Zhengtong BMW Museum in Beijing
A new concept for its 2019 edition sees HEIMTEXTIL also tighten its contract focus. Frankfurt in January is where architects go to discover the latest textile products and ideas with space-shaping value.
What should the modern working world look like in the future? This year’s Orgatec in Cologne offers up a wealth of inspiration, answers and concepts
From 23 to 27 October, Cologne’s ORGATEC – the biennial leading trade fair for modern working environments – will open its doors. Under the motto “culture@work”, the interplay between people and the workplace will be highlighted and inspirations for a new work design will be presented.
Individuality instead of uniformity: In addition to the latest in state-of-the-art technology, Orgatec also presents sophisticated design alternatives that go far beyond monotone grey. Small details can make a big impact
With a central theme of “culture@work” this year’s ORGATEC, the leading trade fair for the modern working world – held from 23-27 October – presents an extensive programme of events offering a comprehensive look at the future of workplace culture.
A showcase wall of projects selected by scandinavian-architects.com focuses on this year’s theme of textiles and architecture.
ARCHITECT@WORK will take place for the third time from 16 to 17 May in Copenhagen. At the exquisitely curated international trade fair, over 300 carefully selected exhibitors will present the newest and most innovative products, materials and services.