INTERNI magazine issue #589
INTERNI magazine shows summary of the current issue (n. 589) with preview images from the stories on houses designed by Michele De Lucchi, Antonio Citterio and J. Mayer H.
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Tunquén House Remodel by Delphine Ding and José Ulloa Davet
A collaboration between architects Delphine Ding and José Ulloa Davet produced this remodeled house in Tunquén, Chile. The original house was designed by local architect Pedro Salas in 1990, and this recent remodel was completed in September, 2008.
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The Silver Cafe by Arca Architects
Arca Architects designed the Silver Cafe in the town of Morecambe, England. Commissioned by regeneration body ‘Winning Back Morecambe‘, the new cafe building for the Promenade was to provide a distinctive new landmark.
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Julia’s by Merkx + Girod
Dutch architects Merkx + Girod have designed the interiors for a chain of fast-food restaurants serving fresh pasta, to be located at railway stations across the Netherlands.
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Le Corbusier’s Cabanon reconstructed, London
Though we’re not sure there’s ever been a time when Le Corbusier was out of fashion, it’s fair to say he’s having quite a moment right now. With a retrospective at the Barbican (fresh from Liverpoool) and a new set of prints by Stefi Orazi, Cassina have reconstructed a 1:1 replica of his Cabanon at RIBA’s HQ in London.
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Pierre Paulin for Magis at Milan Design Week 09
Pierre Paulin has designed ‘Elysee’, a shelf and ‘Flower fume’, a chair for Magis the range will be launched during Milan Design Week 09 in April.
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Eco-Friendly Boffi Kitchen – New Duemilaotto
The new Eco-Friendly Duemilaotto is a cool, calm and collected kitchen from Boffi. The visually outstanding design by Piero Lissoni uses natural materials such as: stone tile, reclaimed wood and solid wood, contrasted beautifully with man-made materials such as stainless steel and corian. The straight-forward, linear aspect of the kitchen puts the focus firmly on the look of the natural materials and highlights their importance to the overall look. The solid Acacia wood used in the Duemilaotto is, unusually, heat-treated but not stained.
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MiLoft by RMJM
Architects RMJM have launched a concept for apartment blocks that do not require heating. The MiLoft concept, launched at the MIPIM property fair in Cannes today, features a super-insulated shell that retains heat generated by occupants and electrical appliances, as well as a heat recovery system.
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Oooms Solar Birdhouse
Solar Birdhouse!!! Finally! Well, kind of. Here’s the latest from Oooms ~ they describe their Solar BIrdhouse: “Why would only humans make use of eco-friendly technology? Studio OOOMS designed a birdhouse with a solar panel on it’s roof. During the day sunlight feeds the solar panel, charging a small battery inside. At nighttime the transparent stick will light up and shed a tiny light on your garden. This light attracts an easy nighttime snack for the bird; all she has to do is stick her beak out of the hole and wait for the buzz.”
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Edward van Vliet: ‘Sushi’ collection for Moroso
Dutch designer Edward van Vliet launched his ‘Sushi’ furniture collection for Moroso. The range includes ‘Karmakoma’ sofa, ‘Juju’ fauteuil, ‘Sushi’ block seat and ‘Donut’ pouf, which he created with graphic patterns and specially designed upholstery fabrics.
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