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Pure Fix Cycles was founded in 2010 in Los Angeles. At some point the company changed their name to Pure Cycles. The company was sold to bike and bike parts distributor JBI.BIKE in 2020.
Pure Design. Objects of desire
Julien Martinez Calmettes
MONSA 2006
pag.94
Industreal, all rights reserved
Summer in Sweden could be just as beautiful as this day but so far this summer equals rain. Not just rain, but really heavy rain most of the time. Today is the first day with heat and sunshine in over a month, but they say that it´s going to rain a lot again tomorrow. I refuse to believe in that.
My oldest son is playing in the world´s largest soccer cup starting this morning; Gothia cup here in Gothenburg. This far they´re doing great: 7-0 against the english team Melchester.
USN Ultimate Sports Nutrition.
Las barritas de proteínas sustitutas de una comida es un tentempié muy conveniente. Están diseñadas para gente activa que demanda los beneficios de proteínas de alta calidad e hidratos de carbono complejos para obtener una salud óptima, recuperación muscular y mejorar el rendimiento físico.
Propuesta realizado por alumnos de 1º del Grado en Diseño de la Universidad de Navarra dentro del Proyecto "Packaging"
Alumnos participantes:
Misha Hill
Christine Nduta
Entry for Strobist Bootcamp 2008 water project.
Strobist Info:
Quantaray QDC900WA at 1/32 on background from below, camera left with Roscolux 120 Gel.
430EX at 1/32 camera right snooted with blue paper.
This wisteria in my garden took 7 years to flower for the first time. It was well worth the wait. It is not on a wall and has been trimmed to be an umbrella shape. The scent is gorgeous. I put my lounger under its trailing flowers and immerse myself in their scent and beauty.
Wisteria vines climb by twining their stems either clockwise or counter-clockwise round any available support. They can climb as high as 20 m above ground and spread out 10 m laterally.
Altered image.
Pure Design. Objects of desire
Julien Martinez Calmettes
MONSA 2006
pag.85
Industreal, all rights reserved
Bulky trash, waste, cheap materials: pure gold! At least in the eyes of many active designers.
In cooperation with IfA (the German Institute for International & Cultural Relations) and TCDC (Thailand Creative & Design Centre), the Goethe-Institut Thailand presents Pure Gold – Upcycled! Upgraded! This exhibition explores the subject of rubbish and presents approaches to using trash to create useful, valuable products. The exhibits can be seen in the Gallery Room of the TCDC Bangkok from May 18th to July 22nd 2018. Admission is free.
Global industrialization and ever greater levels of consumption make upcycling an urgent matter. IfA has chosen to address this issue with a design exhibition and the creation of a platform via a series of workshops and conferences. The cornerstones of this project are ethics, responsibility, internationalization and co-creation. The Pure Gold exhibition consists of two complementary parts: the physical and material exhibition and the virtual platform, which offers a space for dialogue, discussion and the storage of knowledge.
Working with seven curators from Europe, Latin America, North Africa and the Near East, East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, IfA has brought together 76 exhibits and a total of 53 designers (including Thai designers), thus offering a diversity that adds extra value and appreciation to the exhibition within its many diverse contexts.
The workshops take place at the exhibition venues together with local design students and in cooperation with FabCafé Bangkok. Results are presented in the shape of instructables , providing a further platform for discussion and exchange of knowledge.
At every venue of the Pure Gold tour, IfA invites local designers to exhibit their work. In Bangkok, three Thai designers will be presenting their creations related to upcycling and using trash to create useful products.
EVENT: PURE GOLD Make-athon
DATE: 7-10 JUNE 2018
SPACE: FabCafe X TCDC
Pure Earth Project is a Nicaraguan Charity. Projects such as reforestation, sea turtle conservation, community workshops, training and medical projects all based in Leon and the surrounding areas.
Bulky trash, waste, cheap materials: pure gold! At least in the eyes of many active designers.
In cooperation with IfA (the German Institute for International & Cultural Relations) and TCDC (Thailand Creative & Design Centre), the Goethe-Institut Thailand presents Pure Gold – Upcycled! Upgraded! This exhibition explores the subject of rubbish and presents approaches to using trash to create useful, valuable products. The exhibits can be seen in the Gallery Room of the TCDC Bangkok from May 18th to July 22nd 2018. Admission is free.
Global industrialization and ever greater levels of consumption make upcycling an urgent matter. IfA has chosen to address this issue with a design exhibition and the creation of a platform via a series of workshops and conferences. The cornerstones of this project are ethics, responsibility, internationalization and co-creation. The Pure Gold exhibition consists of two complementary parts: the physical and material exhibition and the virtual platform, which offers a space for dialogue, discussion and the storage of knowledge.
Working with seven curators from Europe, Latin America, North Africa and the Near East, East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia, IfA has brought together 76 exhibits and a total of 53 designers (including Thai designers), thus offering a diversity that adds extra value and appreciation to the exhibition within its many diverse contexts.
The workshops take place at the exhibition venues together with local design students and in cooperation with FabCafé Bangkok. Results are presented in the shape of instructables , providing a further platform for discussion and exchange of knowledge.
At every venue of the Pure Gold tour, IfA invites local designers to exhibit their work. In Bangkok, three Thai designers will be presenting their creations related to upcycling and using trash to create useful products.
EVENT: PURE GOLD Make-athon
DATE: 7-10 JUNE 2018
SPACE: FabCafe X TCDC
Pure Love @ Jongleurs during the Dot To Dot Festival 2012, June 03rd 2012 in Nottingham, United Kingdom.
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