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Fast Forward E-Manufacturing in Architecture

Fast Forward: E-Manufacturing in Architecture

The Rabih Hage Gallery will showcase an architectural project as part of the London Festival of Architecture.

The Gallery will exhibit a Pavilion designed by Rabih Hage Design Studio and built by EOS Electro Optical Systems Ltd.

This inspirational architectural project explores the possibility of using additive layer manufacturing (also referred to as e-Manufacturing or rapid manufacturing) technology within the built environment.

The exhibition will examine the potentials of how the industrial process of e-Manufacturing might restructure the practice and making in architecture.

The ability of technologies such as laser-sintering to build models and full-scale architectural projects directly from CAD files will be examined for this ground breaking exhibition.

The project will include the design of a multifunctional exhibition pavilion built using e-Manufacturing.

The pieces to be exhibited will comprise of a section model and one external element of the pavilion at a scale of 1:1.

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Interior Yacht Design Workshop

Interior Yacht Design Workshop

Style, functionality ad technology in a design workshop on yacht interiors.

The course is about transmitting methodological approach and problem solving to a designer that has to conceive a detailed and technical project such as the interior of a yacht, that shall also be elegant and refined, appropriate in the choice of materials and in forms, but at the same time that can't be disconnected from technical and construction know-how of nautical design.

The course is developed through theoretical lessons and labs enriched with visits to specialized boat builders worksites and yachts at sea.

Experts, builders and journalists of the nautical field will interfere during the course offering to enrolled students important professional testimonies.

The course leader and director is Massimo Gregori Grgic, CEO of Yankee Delta Studio that operates in naval architecture for more than 30 years now.

The course promoter is ISAD Istituto Superiore di Architettura e Design of Milan, founded in 1980 and rich of a didactic experience in yacht design education always conducted in collaboration with Massimo Gregori Grgic.

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CROSS Corporate and Interior Design by Design Bureau Colin Schaelli

CROSS: Corporate and Interior Design by Design Bureau Colin Schaelli

Cross consists of two diagonal dashes. One reaching from the bottom left to the upper right - the other from top left to the bottom right.

Harajuku is famous for its shopping mile where Chanel, Dior and Bvlgari welcome you.

Following this trend are the so-called Harajuku-Kids who, opposite to the richer Omote-Sando clientele, hang out in the side alleys and try to get a hold of the up-to-date fashion to present themselves as victims of the very same.

In this variegated environment, right behind the Gyre-Building of MVRDV at the crossroads to Starbucks, you will find the small building of Hisashi Kanke.

There, he has been operating a Hair & Barber Salon for ten years.

The small structure is paved with flagstones, creating a discreet and congenial atmosphere.

Maybe MVRDV was inspired by exactly this construction in their "backyard" when they decided on their own paneled façade.

Design Bureau Colin Schaelli's goal was to respect the discretion of the architectural style in the creation of the shop's inner life and to set a contrast to the hustle and bustle of the surrounding alleys - since the exterior affects the interior.

Therefore, the client finds himself in a room which is not littered with all the sensory stimuli of Harajuku, allowing him to quietly observe the colorful action outside while having his or her hair cut and styled by cross - with the inside affecting one's perception of the outside while also deflecting some of the outside.

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Dallas Center for the Performing Arts to Open in October 2009

Dallas Center for the Performing Arts to Open in October 2009

The Dallas Center for the Performing Arts, a new multi-venue performing arts center for music, opera, theatre and dance, will open in downtown Dallas in October 2009.

The most significant new performing arts complex to be built since New York City's Lincoln Center, the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts will provide new state-of-the art homes for The Dallas Opera, Dallas Theater Center, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Texas Ballet Theater, Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico and other Dallas-area performing arts organizations.

With new venues designed by Foster + Partners, REX/OMA and SOM, the Center will also produce original programming and present performances by a diverse range of cultural organizations from around the world.

The Center's venues will be woven together by a 10-acre public Performance Park, which will embrace and unify the venues and create a dynamic cultural destination in downtown Dallas.

Designed by landscape architect Michel Desvigne of Paris, the Park is envisioned as one of the most exciting and dramatic new civic spaces in the region.

The first public park in the 68-acre Dallas Arts District, Performance Park will include mature trees, multiple lawns with natural gardens, a reflecting pool, promenades and walkways.

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Livinghomes Introduces New Townhouse and Expandable Residences

Livinghomes Introduces New Townhouse and Expandable Residences

LivingHomes, a premier developer of modern, sustainably designed, prefabricated homes, is proud to announce a new collaborative relationship with award-winning Philadelphia-based architecture firm KieranTimberlake Associates LLP (KieranTimberlake).

KieranTimberlake is a nationally recognized firm known for its research, innovation, and inventive design.

Founded in 1984 by Stephen Kieran, FAIA, and James Timberlake, FAIA, the firm's projects span the planning, programming, and design of all types of new structures and their interiors.

The firm has long been a leader in sustainable design and offsite fabrication.

The "expandable" single-family LivingHomes by KieranTimberlake were inspired by their much-lauded Loblolly House.

LivingHomes is also introducing a new higherdensity, hybrid townhouse unit that can be attached or detached.

"We're very excited to be working with KieranTimberlake," says LivingHomes Founder and CEO Steve Glenn.

"Our collective prefabrication experience allowed us to design a completely new kind of building system, one that will allow us to make our homes faster, with less cost and a smaller ecological footprint.

In addition to lower cost single family LivingHomes designed by KieranTimberlake, we're introducing our first multi-family homes, which allows us to better serve the urban infill market.

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