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Studioilse w08t by Simon Kaempfer of studioilse for Swedish lighting brand Wästberg.
"Materials have hidden messages. These create a powerful link to our emotional psyches and shape our connection to daily life.
Our light is a sturdy friend, unpretentious and always there for us. We have chosen honest materials that carry clear messages: iron for its feelings of stability, reliability, trust; wood with its warmth and life, and porcelain for its intimate glow, as well as its tactility.
Then we have put these three together for a certain oddness. This is because there is an innate awkwardness in the directional light that we wanted to amplify - rather as with people this is a sympathetic quality not a sin."
Ilse Crawford
I originally saw this task light on dezeen and thought it would be fun to make a model of it. I love the mix of materials and simplicity of the components, and I also love Wästberg's crazy manifesto!
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A friend's company render farm at Madrid
On my way to Hungary a friend invited me to see his company's offices.
Equilibre - France
HDA : Pylon Designer
Client : RTE - ERDF
Architect : HDA
Date : 2013 -
See more at : www.hda-paris.com/
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Modeled in Structure Synth, Rendered in Sunflow.
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Dewailly Cloister Roof - Amiens -France
HDA : Architect
Client : Ville d’Amiens
Architect: H²O& HDA
Date : 2007
See more at : www.hda-paris.com/
In the last couple of days FIAT-Chrysler-Automotive, soon to be Stelantis unveiled the 2020 Concept version f the upcoming Jeep Grand Wagoneer - set to be a production model next year.
The Gran Wagoneer is built upon the platform of the Dodge Ram Pickup, and will be built in the same Warren Truck Plant in Detroit.
The following is taken from the FCA Press Release:
An all-new Grand Wagoneer Concept – introduced today in Detroit – marks the rebirth of a classic and premium American icon, providing a vision of what the modern expression of the original, ultimate, premium SUV can be.
The Grand Wagoneer Concept’s exterior design is anchored by a prominent Obsidian Black-accented grille featuring the Jeep brand’s iconic seven slots. Each slot features intricate lightweight latticework, while the space above and between each of the seven slots is lit to create a signature LED design. This LED pattern forms an elegant outline to the grille, helping to emphasize the width and overall front fascia of the vehicle.
The SUV itself is fully dipped in a stunning new Arctic Ice exterior paint, and directly above the grille sits raised illuminated letters spelling out the word Wagoneer. The design team created a custom-made font for all of the Concept’s exterior lettering.
On either side of the grille sits twin bi-functional LED projector headlamps that are cradled by genuine teak wood. Premium design meets capability in the form of an Obsidian Black aluminum front skid plate and accented front tow hooks.
From its side, the Grand Wagoneer Concept features a stately, distinguished profile. The Grand Wagoneer Concept SUV stands tall on 24-inch, multi-spoke, Obsidian-finished aluminum wheels featuring 3D-printed elements that reside just below the vehicle’s iconic trapezoidal wheel arches. A three-piece wheel cap features the Wagoneer logo suspended in acrylic.
LED taillamps wrap from the rear quarter panel to the back of the vehicle and create a solid form, which allows the vehicle to achieve a more upscale appearance and complements the overall exterior design statement. A subtle rear diffuser sits below the power tailgate and aids in the vehicle’s aerodynamics by guiding air for maximum efficiency.
A full-pane glass roof visually expands the vehicle’s interior space and admits natural light to all occupants. Flanking the full-pane glass roof on both sides are roof rails, featuring four tie-down loop openings. Each loop opening houses additional teak wood that is supported by bronze latticework.
Teak wood was chosen both for its elegance and durability. Once seen primarily on yachts and in the most extravagant estates, teak wood is now a premium wood of choice for designers across industries.
The Ferrari 12Cilindri, Maranello’s new two-seater berlinetta powered by a mid-front-mounted, naturally-aspirated V12, was launched today (May 3, 2024)
The Ferrari 12Cilindri is the perfect embodiment of the Prancing Horse DNA, offering incomparable performance and handling with sophisticated, sculptural design
Aimed at connoisseurs of the iconic V12 engine, the 830-cv Ferrari 12Cilindri is inspired by the Ferrari Gran Turismo cars of the 1950s and ‘60s: race-bred driving thrills combined with versatility
The presentation took place during an exclusive event at Miami Beach (Florida, USA)
If you are lucky enough to have a spare million or so lying around to spend on a car, why not spend a little more. Ferrari will (usually) happily oblige, and provides a customisation service for its favoured (and wealthy) clients.
Evoking the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 'Daytona' from the early 1970s, the new 12Cilindri loans itself to some period Ferrari decoration.
I have a 365 GTB/4 Competition-inspired build of my own, but the model here has been decorated courtesy of my son, who appears to be developing quite an eye for design himself.
Finished in sage green, with white and blue stripes over the hood and roof (very appropriate given the 70th anniversary of Ferrari USA this weekend), and a dark tan interior.
This combination is both eye-catching snd at the same time, tastefully discrete.
What would your dream custom Ferrari 12Cilindir look like?