A friend and fellow publisher recently said that ‘books have to do a better job for readers. No one’s waiting around for another superficial picture book; readers want in-depth information and background data.’ Just anoth-er way of saying that ‘nice to know’ should make way for ‘need to know’. We are the first to endorse these views, and this catalogue is full of de-sign and architecture books that zoom in on a subject and examine every aspect, right down to the smallest detail. Several examples:Float! explores ways in which bodies of water can be used for urban development. It provides food for thought that is of particular interest to architects, property developers and government officials. Engaging Spaces by Kossmann.dejong covers not only the work of this renowned design agency but also the process that goes into the design and realization of exhibitions and museum interiors in general. Night Fever 2 is a three-volume set of books on hospitality design. Definitely not limited to beautiful images – of which there are many, however – this publication provides readers with background and contact material, sketches, floor plans and other useful information on the restaurants, hotels and bars featured in its pages. The direction that Frame Publishers will continue to follow is based on offering information – not to mention inspiration! – that will help design-ers, architects, students and all those involved in the creative professions to upgrade their work. The success of this approach is evident in the number of titles that have led to the publication of one or more sequels: these include Night Fever, Grand Stand, Powershop and Material World. In addition to our fine collection of books, buoyed by the ongoing suc-cess of Frame and Mark we recently launched the publication of Elephant, our third magazine. Elephant represents Frame Publishers’ initial steps into the world of art and visual culture. Books on these subjects seem certain to appear in our next catalogue.

Peter Huiberts,Publisher

FRAME PUBLISHERS CATAlogue FAll 2010 — FAll 2011

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The client’s brief was to create a temporary store aimed to guest different typologies of products on a rotation base. Various items are sold in the store: clothes, accessories, home decoration, guitars, hats and books. The project’s location was a large empty space in an outlet village on the skirting board of Brescia. How to display the possible products without knowing their characteristics and identity was the main issue to be resolved and the whole final projects it’s deeply shaped by this problem. A floor to ceiling surface was painted in a common grey colour revealing a yellow pop interior trough many different openings. Door’s hinges, sliding guides, pivoting systems, counterweighted panel, accordion doors, roller blinds and drawers are only a few of the tricks used to transform grey into light to reveal countless and flexible

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Ippolito Fleitz Group is a multidisciplinary, internationally operating design studio based in Stuttgart who call themselves identity architects. They aim to develop architecture, products and communication that are part of a whole and yet distinctive in their own right. The team conceives and constructs buildings, interiors and landscapes next to the development of products and communication measures.

The refurbishment of Conradt Optik coincides with the business being handed over to the next generation of owners, who wish to position the business with a select segment of brands and a focus on individual customer care. The entire building façade was renewed as part of the renovations, thereby making the shop’s new profile immediately evident from the outside. Long windows stretch down to the ground, giving maximum insight into the representative interior, which in itself becomes the window display. The interior can be accessed through one of two entrances, both of which lead to the central service counter. An organically curving rear wall masks the workshop areas and divides the shop into zones. The glasses are displayed in three recessed horizontal bays, which span

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almost the entire length of the rear wall Fitted into the rear wall are long backlit presentation bays and flush-set drawers for accessible product storage. Parallel to the windows on the longitudinal side are three floating displays. These are set at a slight angle and are reserved for the opticians’ range of sunglasses. The recessed ceiling is decorated with a pattern of fine lines and differentiates the customer service area from the shop floor.

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Authors DANIel KulA, eloDIe TeRNAux, JeAN-PIeRRe TeRNAux AND MICHèle TeRNAux / GrAphic DesiGn MAJI /illustrAtions BeNJAMIN goMez / 280 PAgeS / 205 x 260 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-48-7 /europe SePTeMBeR 2011 / rest of WorlD NoveMBeR 2011

+ BeAuTIFullY IlluSTRATeD BY BeNJAMIN goMez+ oRgANIzeD INTo CHAPTeRS DevoTeD To NATuRe’S

FAR-RANgINg SoluTIoNS, INCluDINg PRoTeCTIoN, SelF-HeAlINg, THeRMAl RegulATIoN, eNeRgY PRoDuCTIoN AND MoRe

+ ADDITIoNAl CHAPTeRS FeATuRe THe HISToRY oF BIoMIMICRY AND THe TIMelINe oF NATuRe’S evoluTIoN

+ INTeRvIeWS WITH PHIloSoPHeRS, BIologISTS AND AuTHoRS CoMPleTe THe PICTuRe

eDitors MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS AND SARAH SCHulTz / GrAphic DesiGn MARIëlle vAN geNDeReN AND CATHelIJN KRuuNeNBeRg / 592 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / HARDCoveR / €69.00 / isBn 978-90-77174-46-3 / europe oCToBeR 2011 / rest of WorlD DeCeMBeR 2011

+ SuCCeSSoR To PoWeRSHoP AND PoWeRSHoP 2+ AN exCITINg exPloRATIoN oF THe lATeST IN

ReTAIl DeSIgN+ All PRoJeCTS ARe IlluSTRATeD BY STuNNINg

PHoTogRAPHY, FlooR PlANS AND DeTAIleD DeSCRIPTIoNS

INDUSTRY OF NATURE | COMING SOON | 7

inDustry of nAtureANoTHeR APPRoACH To eCologY

Although information on ecology and sustainability is published and posted daily, it’s obvious that most people feel powerless when faced with the state of our environment today. Materials and technologies claim a dominant position with regard to ecological problems, but we sometimes forget that these may not always be the key to good, comprehensive solutions. The use of materials is only one approach to the larger ecological issue, which clearly has philosophical, metaphysical, economical and social implications. The world of nature, on the other hand, is an amazing arena filled with smart models of simple and sustainable behaviours. Nature undeniably questions the pretentiously authoritative status that humans have allocated themselves, and nature is the best example of a wholly sustainable and autonomous industry. The ecology issue is not only unavoidable; it offers us a great opportunity for making drastic changes in the way we think and act. Industry of Nature targets creative professionals in search of information, inspiration and tools for augmenting their work, expanding their imaginations and improving the world in which we live. The book combines interviews with examples taken from nature, architecture, engineering and design. A profusion of photographs and drawings bring the ideas and relevant information to life.

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As its successful predecessors, Powershop 3 unveils the latest and greatest retail interiors from all over the world. Featuring around 175 shop and showroom interiors, the book reflects the current trends in this field. Included projects range from supermarkets to bakeries, from luxury fashion boutiques to sneaker shops and jewellers. Each design is featured on two to six pages that are filled with photo’s, drawings, sketches and of course a description of the design and the designer. The project text explains how the designers made the client’s store and products stand out, how they incorporated the clients identity in an environment, how the concept developed, what materials were used and how the design was executed. The showcased work is created by world-famous designers as well as young design talents and is selected based on their original concept, creativity, innovative approach or the project’s unmistakable wow-factor.

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colour huntinGHoW ColouR INFlueNCeS WHAT We BuY, MAKe AND Feel

Colour plays a vital role in visual experiences. Professionals in design, fashion, architecture and art are constantly exploring to find good solutions regard-ing colour. In a globalizing world, colour requires less time to ‘read’ than any other means of communication. Research aimed at the urban environment shows how colour identifies cultures and attracts attention. Scientific studies proved that senses such as touch and taste are stimulated as well. Projects devoted to wellbeing and healing provide solid evidence of an increasing interest in colour. The book is divided into three chapters: commerce (sell, buy), aesthetics (make), and wellbeing (feel). Richly illustrated pages are followed by case studies and interviews. Experts explain why colour matters in branding and how knowledge of colour and its effects determines the selection of colours that designers apply to their work and the materials involved. Colour Hunting presents projects that pioneer techniques and experiments with fabrication processes on a small scale, with a do-it-yourself attitude, as well as large-scale research projects on paints and coatings, carried out by international companies.

Author JeANNe TAN / compileD By HANNeKe KAMPHuIS AND HeDWIg vAN oNNA / GrAphic DesiGn MARIëlle vAN geNDeReN AND ADRIAAN MellegeRS / 240 PAgeS / 170 x 240 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-27-2 /europe MAY 2011 / rest of WorlD JulY 2011

+ INTeRvIeWS WITH Well-KNoWN PRoFeSSIoNAlS INCluDINg ISSeY MIYAKe, leATRICe eISeMAN oF THe PANToNe ColoR INSTITuTe AND MATTHIAS SAueRBRuCH oF SAueRBRuCH HuTToN ARCHITeCTS – HIgHlIgHT THe PAgeS oF THIS BooK

+ ColouR HuNTINg AlSo oFFeRS luCID INSIgHTS INTo THe WoRK oF INTeRNATIoNAl ‘TReND TeAMS’

Where they creAteThe successful weblog Where they Create documents studios where creativity takes place by showing the work of interior photographer Paul Barbera. Now it’s time to make a book. Where they Create captures 35 studios from all around the world. Studio’s of painters, sculptors, designers, architects, advertising agencies and many others, some very well known, others only starting out. Important to Barbera is that the photographed studio’s are somehow connected to someone Barbera knows and that he likes the creative space or the work they do. Where they Create is also a break from the work Barbera does for several interior magazines, where everything is styled and considered. Instead the images for this book are as Barbera finds the spaces, un-styled and raw. Just the way they are. Each project is described with personal information from the owner of the studio and Barbera himself.

Author AlexANDRA oNDeRWATeR / photoGrAphy PAul BARBeRA / GrAphic DesiGn ADRIAAN MellegeRS / 280 PAgeS / 200 x 270 MM / HARDCoveR / €29.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-49-4 / europe JulY 2011 / rest of WorlD SePTeMBeR 2011

+ FIRST BooK PuBlICATIoN oF THe SuCCeSSFul WeBlog WHeReTHeYCReATe.CoM

+ 35 eNvIRoNMeNTS DoCuMeNTeD IN 350 PHoTogRAPHS

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Author eloDIe TeRNAux / GrAphic DesiGn MAJI / 256 PAgeS / 185 x 240 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 /isBn 978-90-77174-26-5 / europe MARCH 2011 / rest of WorlD MAY 2011

+ MATeRIAl WoRlD 3 IS A vIRTuAllY eNCYCloPAeDIC SuRveY oF exCITINg MATeRIAlS AND FINISHeS FoR uSe IN INTeRIoR DeSIgN AND ARCHITeCTuRe

+ NAMeS, ADDReSSeS, PHoNe NuMBeRS AND WeBSITeS oF SuPPlIeRS PRovIDe All THe INFoRMATIoN NeeDeD To TRACK DoWN eveRY ITeM FeATuReD IN THe BooK

mAteriAl WorlD 3INNovATIve MATeRIAlS FoR ARCHITeCTuRe AND DeSIgN

Following the smashing success of Material World 1 and Material World 2, the third edition in this series offers another hundred-plus materials and semi-finished products carefully selected by matériO, the library of emerging materials. This exclusive collection includes modular materials, undulating wall coverings, fish-skin leathers, photovoltaic textiles, LED lighting systems powered by wafer-thin batteries, and much more. Material World 3 promises to satisfy the demand for product information, technical specifications, and suggestions for ways in which to use the latest fascinating materials and finishes. MatériO summarized 15 basic concepts to help novices gain a better understanding of this complex topic and to point out, even to the well-informed reader, aspects of materials that are often overlooked. What do FSC, COV, Cradle to Cradle, and oxo-degradable mean? What are Damascus steel, float glass, and electroluminescence? What’s the story behind the invention of nylon, or of Velcro? Find the answers to these and many other relevant questions in Material World 3.

280 PAgeS / 230 x 270 MM / HARDCoveR / €29.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-45-6 / europe APRIl 2011 / rest of WorlD JuNe 2011

+ INTeRSeCTIoN MAgAzINe AND FRAMe PuBlISHeRS CoMBINeD FoRCeS, SHARINg KNoWleDge AND exPeRTISe IN THe AReAS oF MoBIlITY AND DeSIgN, To PRoDuCe THIS exCITINg BooK

+ looK FoR ACCeleRATe IN APRIl 2011 AT THe SAloNe Del MoBIle IN MIlAN, WHeRe THe BooK WIll Be lAuNCHeD

DeSIgNINg MoBIlITY

Mobility plays an important role in the evolution of any modern society. The development of various modes of sustainable, efficient transportation is undoubtedly one of the most important prerequisites for the success of future mobility. Today, it is not only the designers working for mobility manufacturers who define what this future will look like. Many architects, artists and designers have come up with innovative concepts that offer fresh and surprising perspectives on mobility design. Accelerate features the work of approximately ten designers from within the mobility industry and twice as many creative professionals from other disciplines or fields. Their visions and designs – some conceptual, some completed – are explained in individual interviews and illustrated with an abundance of drawings, 3D visuals and photographs. This book transcends the automotive sector, offering an insight into the world of bikes, motorcycles, yachts and airplanes, not to mention an additional array of innovative vehicles and systems designed to move people and goods.

AccelerAteMATERIAL WORLD 3 | COMING SOON | 1110 | COMING SOON | ACCELERATE

product description panels, referred to by Arno Design as ‘symbolic rays of light’, guided visitors through the stand towards the central lounge area. Selected products were showcased in container-sized rooms called ‘experience worlds’ which were accessed from the lounge. The digital lamp control Xitec was presented in one such space emblazoned with the slogan ‘Bright Ideas’. Depending on the visitor’s movements, floor sensors triggered luminous rows of blinking lights that spelt out texts, or a monitor showed an applauding audience. The Talexx lighting solution was showcased in another experience world under the slogan, ‘Switch’, and was accompanied by a bold graphic of a smiley face and screenings of informative short films. The ‘Ecolution’ presentation brought the company’s environmental

credentials to the attention of visitors. It featured a waterfall, screens showing clips focusing on conservation and plants set with small monitors, on which key ecological terms appeared. CAMPAIGN DESIGN is located in Munich,

Germany. The firm, founded in 1994,

designs and realizes trade fair stands,

showrooms and shops worldwide.

Efficiency and ecology are keywords

in every concept. Managed by Frank

Arnholdt, Peter Haberlander, Mirka Nassiri

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the six companies that make up the Arno

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For Light + Building 2008, Tridonic.Atco, a leading manufacturer of intelligent lighting solutions, wanted its products to be presented in a way that would maximize technical and emotional impact. Arno Design divided the stand into a product world, an experience world and a lounge. A huge banner stretching over the stand, printed with the firm’s logo and slogan, provided clear signage and connected the three zones. Light from illuminated display cases and

WhereBread & Butter, Barcelona, Spain

WhenJanuary 2009

ClientWrangler

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Stand ConstructorWink

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Designer websitewww.liberation-creative.com www.welcometowink.nl

PhotographyLiberation and Zowie Jannink

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WhereBread & Butter, Barcelona, Spain

WhenJanuary 2009

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the product on display, a utilitarian yet sophisticated woven wire mesh. The stand’s rear walls were clad in a gold-coloured film, creating dramatic reflections. Overhead, several enormous mesh panels were suspended from the ceiling. Each was made of Cascade Coil, the product showcased by DAAC Holdings. Extending the gold theme, a mirrored disc was hung in each Cascade Coil curtain; seen together, the graded shapes formed a sphere that appeared to float, as if by magic, over the stand. Underfoot, fluorescent lighting set in translucent acrylic boxes emitted a strong glow that reinforced the intensity of the surroundings. With its rigorous aesthetic, Hassell’s stand design expressed the strong, yet lightweight nature of DAAC Holding’s product. Since gold suggests quality,

by association, Cascade Coil was given an aspirational appeal. Founded in 1938, Hassell is a privately-owned network of design studios located across Australia and Asia. Key disciplines are architecture, interior design, landscape architecture and planning. Each studio comprises individuals with a collective spirit whose work is informed by Hassell’s international culture, combined resources and collective experience.DAAC Holdings, specialists in

curtains, blinds and shades for the commercial sector, requested a travelling exhibit for its booth at DesignEX in 2009. Design practice Hassell responded with a stand that was modular, enabling it to be quickly and easily assembled or dismantled. Although only 12 m², the stand was striking. Hassell used gold mirror finishes to emphasize the qualities of

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Author SHuWA TeI / eDitor CHARloTTe vAuDReY /GrAphic DesiGn TYCooN gRAPHICS / 280 PAgeS /319 x 239 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-34-0 / DeCeMBeR 2010

+ FIRST MoNogRAPH oF THe AWARD-WINNINg DeSIgN FIRM

+ FeATuReS oveR 100 PRoJeCTS

intention-AlliesSHAPINg JAPAN AND BeYoND

The portfolio of contemporary Japanese design firm Intentionallies – now published for the first time – covers 15 years in which the outfit created remarkable environments at home and abroad. Offering insight into the working methods of the award-winning firm, this book showcases and explains the team’s architectural projects, interiors, and products. Each of them defined by explanatory texts, sketches and drawings of founder Shuwa Tei, 3D visuals and a wealth of photos. Intentionallies is out to push the architectural enve-lope, to research the depth and range of the discipline, to break boundaries. Featured projects include private residences, offices, restaurants, commercial buildings (such as Hotel Claska and United Cinema), shops (Burberry, Gravis, and United Arrows, among others), and product designs. Insightful texts by Tyler Brulé, the Editor in Chief of Monocle, Masamichi Katayama, founder of Wonderwall, Kengo Kuma and many more affirm this appraisal.

eDitors SARAH KueHNe, MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS AND SARAH SCHulTz / GrAphic DesiGn MARCo ugolINI AND CATHelIJN KRuuNeNBeRg / 520 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / HARDCoveR / €69.00 / isBn 978-90-77174-25-8 / europe MARCH 2011 / rest of WorlD MAY 2011

+ All FeATuReD STANDS WeRe CoMPleTeD IN THe lAST THRee YeARS

+ INCluDeS CoNTACT DeTAIlS oF DeSIgNeRS AND STAND CoNSTRuCToRS

+ ADDITIoNAl PAgeS SHoW MANY DRAWINgS, FlooR PlANS, SKeTCHeS, 3D vISuAlS AND CoNSTRuCTIoN PHoTo’S oF THe STAND DeSIgNS

GrAnD stAnD 3DeSIgN FoR TRADe FAIR STANDS

Following in the steps of Grand Stand and Grand Stand 2, the latest publication in this series, Grand Stand 3, brings readers up to date on current developments in the fast-paced world of stand design. This time the featured stand designs are explored in even more detail: in addition to the project description, designer profile and photography, two extra pages show drawings, sketches, plans construction photo’s and 3D visuals of the project. Same as the previous edition, Grand Stand 3 is divided into chapters based on market sector of the clients: apparel, electronics, interior products, lighting, materials, mobility, services and shoes & accessories. The chapters add up to 150 remarkable trade fair presentations – ranging from small-scale booths to large pavilions – bundled in one hefty book of 520 pages. The projects were selected from all over the world and include work of Atelier Oï, plajer & franz studio, Ippolito Fleitz Group, Atelier Markgraph, Patricia Urquiola, LAVA, KMS Team, Stefan Zwicky and D’art Design Gruppe.

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floAt!BuIlDINg oN WATeR To CoMBAT uRBAN CoNgeSTIoN AND ClIMATe CHANge

Float! proposes a new way of building: on water instead of on land. Although the concept may seem revolutionary, it is an obvious solution to overcrowded metropolises. The majority of world cities are situated on the water and have too little space where it’s most needed: in the city centre. Building on water allows inner-city areas to expand. Floating buildings have many advantages. They are both flexible and mobile. A buoyant structure can be moved to make space for a new building, decreasing the need for the demolition of development that still has a productive economic future. Floating buildings outwit changing water levels by rising and falling with the tide and, in so doing, promote a more responsible water management. They leave no scars on their sites, permitting planners to actively meet the demands of the moment. It’s up to the architects of the climate-change generation to respond to the world’s spatial needs with smart, sustainable proposals. Float! will help them to do just that.

Authors KoeN olTHuIS (WATeRSTuDIo.Nl) AND DAvID KeuNINg (MARK: ANoTHeR ARCHITeCTuRe) / GrAphic DesiGn ADRIAAN MellegeRS / 304 PAgeS / 240 x 170 MM /HARDCoveR WITH DuST JACKeT / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-29-6 / oCToBeR 2010

+ INCluDeS exTeNSIve DRAWINgS, ReNDeRINgS AND PHoTogRAPHY

+ PRoDuCeD IN CollABoRATIoN WITH oNe oF THe leADINg ARCHITeCTuRe FIRMS IN THIS AReA: WATeRSTuDIo.Nl

+ INFoRMS ARCHITeCTS oF THe CouNTleSS BuIlDINg PoSSIBIlITIeS THAT WATeR AReAS oFFeR

+ TouCHeS uPoN THe SuBJeCT oF CuRReNT ClIMATIC uNCeRTAINTIeS

Authors MARlIeS HuMMeleN, CoNNY lANzA, HANS MARéCHAl, RuTgeR vAN olDeNBeeK, AND HARM TIlMAN / GrAphic DesiGn voRMgeveRSASSoCIATIe / 544 PAgeS / 190 x 190 MM / HARDCoveR / €39.95 / isBn 978-90-77174-44-9 / SePTeMBeR 2010

+ A vISuAl exPloRATIoN oF 31 PRoJeCTS DeSIgNeD BY M+R INTeRIoR ARCHITeCTuRe

+ exPlANAToRY TexTS WITH eACH PRoJeCT+ INTeRvIeWS WITH SeveRAl PRoFeSSIoNAlS AND

M+R ClIeNTS+ A DeTAIleD INDex WITH CReDITS oF eACH

PRoJeCT FeATuReD

portrAit + lAnDscApe M+R INTeRIoR ARCHITeCTuRe This year M+R interior architecture celebrates its tenth birthday. To mark the occasion, the Eindhoven firm decided to publish a book with an overview of their work and their perception of it. The strikingly designed book contains a wealth of visual material, backed up in terms of content by texts written by various professionals and by M+R itself. Ten years of designing public spaces has not only resulted in a wide range of projects, it has also formed and honed M+R’s view of their profession. Founders Hans Maréchal and Marie-Louise Rooijmans explore the dilemmas and conclusions of this first decade in more depth in their self-penned essay. They see the interior architect as the director of a complicated design process, in which the user (the visitor or the occupant) should take a central position. How that works out in practice is covered in publications by and interviews with various journalists and clients. The many attractive photos and plans give a good picture of the results. According to M+R, the interior architect continually needs to maintain a dynamic balance between personal and public aspects. This field of tension is captured in the title of the book, Portrait + Landscape. The two concepts also served as the guiding principle for the book design. This book, with its entirely individual character, is a complete edition about the work of

M+R interior architecture.

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enGAGinG spAcesexHIBITIoN DeSIgN exPloReD

Creating a good exhibition is about telling a multi-dimensional and interactive story with a balanced and broad array of modern media. That is the task of the exhibition designer. The challenge is to translate often complex and scientific information into a narrative environment that appeals to a wide audience. Highlighted in this book are 30 narrative spaces orchestrated by renowned Dutch exhibition architecture office Kossmann.dejong. Featured environments range from permanent presentations in museums and visitor centres to temporary exhibitions, among them the Urbanian Pavilion at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai. Full-page photos accompanied by written explanations offer insight into how these narrative spaces are composed. Sketches, plans and sections make the designs fully comprehensible.A separate chapter explains 12 key concepts — interaction, abstraction, media mix, routing and more — that inform most narrative environments. Highlighted by essays written by specialists, Engaging Spaces covers all aspects of exhibition design and is sure to be of interest to students, professionals, and other inquiring minds.

Authors KoSSMANN.DeJoNg, SuzANNe MulDeR AND FRANK DeN ouDSTeN / GrAphic DesiGn KoSSMANN.DeJoNg / 408 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / SoFT CoveR / €34,95 / isBn 978-90-77174-40-1 / europe SePTeMBeR 2010 / rest of WorlD NoveMBeR 2010

+ context: AN eSSAY BY CuRAToR AND ARCHITeCTuRe HISToRIAN SuzANNe MulDeR

+ Questions: AN INTeRvIeW WITH THe FouNDeRS oF KoSSMANN.DeJoNg

+ lAnGuAGe: AN exPlANATIoN oF 12 KeY CoNCePTS IN exHIBITIoN DeSIgN

+ prActice: A vISuAl exPloRATIoN oF 30 NARRATIve SPACeS DeSIgNeD BY KoSSMANN.DeJoNg

+ DrAWinGs: A CHAPTeR DeDICATeD To SKeTCHeS, PlANS AND SeCTIoNS oF THe FeATuReD SPACeS

niGht fever 2 HoSPITAlITY DeSIgN

Strong branding concepts and good stories are as important today as the pure aesthetics and functional qualities of interiors designed to welcome the general public. Creating a hospitality venue encompasses a good understanding of the client’s identity, goals and needs, as well as the consumer’s wishes. Balancing these aspects and mixing in creativity and innovation result in a recipe for sure success. Night Fever 2 offers readers a three-in-one experi-ence of entertainment pleasure in a trio of volumes featuring restaurants (EAT), bars and clubs (DRINK) and hotels (SLEEP). Each project is accompanied by an explanatory text, project credits, a floor plan, a company profile of the design firm and a wealth of photos. The 175 selected spaces range from subtle to stunning and include fairy-tale interiors – like Marcel Wanders’ Mondrian Hotel, Neri & Hu’s White Rabbit restaurant and Make Creative’s Aviary bar – to spaces with a living-room ambience, such as the Home Delicate Restaurant by Logica:architettura and High tension Low-Bolt by Line-Inc.

eDitors MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS, SARAH SCHulTz AND JAClYN SPoKoJNY / GrAphic DesiGn MARIëlle vAN geNDeReN / 608 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR, THRee voluMeS IN SlIPCASe / €79.00 / isBn 978-90-77174-24-1 / europe JuNe 2010 / rest of WorlD SePTeMBeR 2010

+ SuCCeSSoR To NIgHT FeveR+ 175 exTRAoRDINARY INTeRIoRS IN DeTAIl+ ADDReSSeS oF ARCHITeCTS, DeSIgNeRS AND veNueS

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NeW ReTAIl DeSIgN

Today’s retail interiors need to accommodate a diversity of functions. While serving as an attractive backdrop for the products on display, a retail interior also represents and reflects brand identity – and, in many cases, doubles as a showroom, event space or gallery. Powershop 2 provides a global view of visionary retail spaces and offers readers a unique opportunity to visit 200 outstandingly designed stores which appear in two volumes. Volume 1 – Fashion – presents single and multi-brand clothing stores. Volume 2 – Anything (but fashion) – opens the doors of flagships, boutiques, shops-in-shops, showrooms and temporary stores for accessories, shoes, eyewear, books, food, cars and much more. All of those featured exemplify an exceptional architectural quality together with the inventive use of lighting and colours, innovative materials and bespoke furniture designs, to create the ultimate atmospheric environment for their products. Additionally, eight specialist essays addressing the challenges facing tomorrows retail sector provide an interesting glimpse into the future.

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eDitors MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS AND SARAH SCHulTz / GrAphic DesiGn AlvIN CHAN / 640 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / HARDCoveR, TWo voluMeS IN SlIPCASe / €99.00 / isBn 978-3-89955-307-9 / oCToBeR 2009

+ SuCCeSSoR To PoWeRSHoP+ All PRoJeCTS ARe IlluSTRATeD BY STuNNINg

PHoTogRAPHY, FlooR PlANS AND DeTAIleD DeSCRIPTIoN

+ FeATuReS THe WoRK oF ToP DeSIgNeRS lIKe MARCel WANDeRS, WoNDeRWAll, 20 | 20, CooP HIMMelB(l)Au, KARIM RASHID, MATTeo THuN & PARTNeRS, ToKuJIN YoSHIoKA, IPPolITo FleITz gRouP AND MANY oTHeRS

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BACKlIST

MATeRIologY / 3Deluxe / WoNDeRWAll / gRAND STAND / BeACHlIFe / BRIgHT / HouSe oF CoNCePTS / RelAx / BeHIND BARS / ATMoSPHeRe / HAPPeNINg / BoN APPéTIT / DReSS CoDe / THe BACK ISSue / MATeRIAl WoRlD 2 / NIgHT FeveR / FoReFRoNT / THe oTHeR oFFICe

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TRANSDICIPlINARY APPRoACHeS To DeSIgN

This substantial book presents the most recent and complex projects of German interdisciplinary design collective 3deluxe. Through a skilful mastery of interplaying graphics, interior and architecture they create powerful designs that include the multi-media theme world Cyberhelvetia, the interior design and corporate design for the infamous CocoonClub in Frankfurt, events and exhibitions for the 2006 FIFA World Cup as well as the corporate architecture for the glass manufacturer Leonardo. Essays by renowned authors complement the descriptions of projects, sparking lively debate on current trends in design and architecture, making this expansive monograph far more than a conventional presentation of their work.

DeSIgN FoR TRADe FAIR STANDS

The design of trade fair stands is growing in importance. Designers play an essential role in lending shape to brand identity through the creation of captivating presentations. Grand Stand 2 consists of two volumes that contain nearly 200 remarkable brand and corporate trade fair presentations discovered worldwide. Volume 1 focuses on small-scale stands under 500 m², and Volume 2 concentrates on large-scale stands over 500 m². Projects are accompanied by stunning images, in-depth descriptions, company profiles, and blocks of information that include names, locations, materials and other relevant details. Stands are categorized according to theme: interior and architectural products, automotive, electronics, services, food, fashion and beauty, and retail.

3Deluxe

GrAnD stAnD 2

Author 3Deluxe / GrAphic DesiGn 3Deluxe / 368 PAgeS /220 x 280 MM / HARDCoveR WITH lASeR-CuT DuST JACKeT / €49.90 / isBn 978-3-89955-306-2 / 2008

Authors ClARe loWTHeR, SHoNquIS MoReNo, CATHelIJNe NuIJSINK AND MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS / GrAphic DesiGn AlvIN CHAN / 568 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / HARDCoveR, TWo voluMeS IN SlIPCASe / €99.00 / isBn 978-3-89955-305-5 / 2008

THe CReATIve INDuSTRY’S guIDe To MATeRIAlS AND TeCHNologIeS

Materiology is a book intended for all creative profes-sionals who rely on materials and technologies – from students to experienced practitioners. Written in a style that conveys a wealth of information in a language that’s easy to understand this book covers everything there is to know about materials and technologies in one single volume, divided into four sections:

1. Categories of materials: various types of wood, plastic, glass, metal, lighting, etc.

2. Catalogue of materials: 110 catalogue cards that identify various materials, from the most basic substance to the latest cutting edge innovation.

3. Processes: major methods of processing materials (e.g. injection moulding, extrusion) explained with instructive diagrams.

4. Thinking out of the box: issue of relevance to any study of materials and technologies, such as ecology and virtual issues.

MASAMICHI KATAYAMA PRoJeCTS No 2

Wonderwall is Masamichi Katayama. The international-ly renowned interior and retail designer is synonymous with exquisite quality and applies his distinctive trade-mark showmanship to create visionary environments. Katayama skilfully integrates diverse interior design elements including light, furniture, material and propor-tion in a unique and unrivalled fashion that translates into flawless design, comfort and functionality. This publication introduces over 40 of his recent projects and vividly demonstrates why Katayama’s work has been considered groundbreaking for interior design since the founding of Wonderwall in 2000. Insightful texts by John C. Jay, Wieden+Kennedy’s Creative Direc-tor, Tyler Brulé, the Editor in Chief of Monocle, Rei Kawakubo and many more affirm this appraisal.

mAterioloGy

WonDerWAll

Authors queNTIN HIRSINgeR, DANIel KulA AND eloDIe TeRNAux / GrAphic DesiGn MAJI / 344 PAgeS / 200 x 295 MM / HARDCoveR / €79.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-11-1 (eNglISH), isBn 978-3-7643-8425-8 (FReNCH), isBn 978-3-7643-8423-4 (geRMAN), isBn 978-90-77174-21-0 (DuTCH) / 2008

Author SAToKo SuzuKI / GrAphic DesiGn gRoovISIoNS /256 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-3-89955-304-8 / 2008

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DeSIgN ACADeMY eINDHoveN

Design Academy Eindhoven was founded in 1947. Today the school has a reputation, at home and abroad, as a highly contemporary and virtually unequalled design institute. Programmes offered cover a wide range of design-related disciplines – from product, graphic, new-media and automotive design to city planning, interior architecture and trend specialization. This book casts a light on the 60-year history of the academy. Nearly every important Dutch designer is included, most of whom have studied and/or taught at the academy. House of Concepts also offers a philosophical and critical view of design as a whole, and of Dutch design in particular, set in an international context.

INTeRIoRS FoR HuMAN WellNeSS

In today’s fast moving world people welcome a place to relax, to feel good, to recharge. A huge number of wellness interiors have been established over the last few years. And some of them have been designed superbly. The hottest 32 spa’s, salons and gyms are showcased in Relax. Expect work from well-known names such as Karim Rashid, Steven Holl and Jun Aoki but also interiors from promising young designers. All projects are documented in high quality photography accompanied by in-depth articles, floor plans, project details and contact information. One beautifully designed yet unrealized project, illustrated with renderings, concludes each chapter.

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relAx

Authors MARTIJN goeDegeBuuRe, eD vAN HINTe, HeDWIg SAAM, ReNSoN vAN TIlBoRg, louISe SCHouWeNBeRg AND geRT STAAl / GrAphic DesiGn JooST gRooTeNS / 320 PAgeS / 170 x 240 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-17-3 / 2008

eDitor SARAH SCHulTz / contriButinG Authors ANNeKe BoKeRN, JoeRI BRuYNINCKx, TIM gRoeN, SARAH MARTíN PeARSoN, SHoNquIS MoReNo, STePHAN oTT, KARIM RASHID, CHRIS SCoTT AND MASAAKI TAKAHASHI / GrAphic DesiGn SMel / 256 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-10-4 / 2007

INTeRIoR DeSIgN AND ARCHITeCTuRe AT THe SeASIDe

Oceans, seas, vast lakes and rivers are seemingly endless spaces that convey a sense of timelessness and generate universal feelings of freedom and adventure. The unique atmosphere of the seaside has been captured by designers, architects and artists worldwide. Compiled in this book are 115 creative concepts, from beach clubs, hotels and oceanfront homes to sea baths, urban beaches and art installations. Page after page, Beachlife offers examples of design, architecture and art that enhance the recreational and residential functions of waterfront sites across the globe. It touches on the subject of rising water levels and shows how architects, artists and designers are responding to climate change.

ARCHITeCTuRAl IlluMINATIoN AND lIgHT PRoJeCTIoNS

Bright presents a rich selection of 38 exterior lighting designs. The included work has been implemented in both a commercial and cultural context around the world. The book shows how light and projections invite passers-by to interact with architecture; how it triggers discussions, sets a mood or translates the values and data of a brand into sensitive and meaningful designs. Each project is portrayed on eight pages that feature both plentiful photography and detailed textual information on the design and the design firm. Also included is a technical lighting guide that shares basic knowledge on lighting design.

BeAchlife

BriGht

eDitors ClARe loWTHeR AND SARAH SCHulTz / GrAphic DesiGn MATTe / 280 PAgeS / 240 x 280 MM / HARDCoveR / €44.00 / isBn 978-3-89955-302-4 / 2008

eDitors ClARe loWTHeR AND SARAH SCHulTz / GrAphic DesiGn lAvA / 352 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-3-89955-301-7 / 2008

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DeSIgN FoR eveNTS

Happening presents 29 happenings – in the broadest sense of the word. From car shows to fashion events, from exhibitions to festivals, from sparkling to robust. Instead of telling you how to organize an event, Happening focuses on the design, and shows you how the designers translated the brief into an experience. The extensive photography allows you to enjoy these innovative events to the fullest. With today’s communication overload, marketeers have to come up with new ways to get and keep people’s attention. In Happening designers explain how they translated the essence of a brand into an event, creating an experience that fascinates a global audience.

ReSTAuRANT DeSIgN

Bon Appétit presents 35 projects from around the globe: page after page of the very latest restaurant settings produced by the world’s most influential design firms – from Karim Rashid and Marcel Wanders to Stefan Zwicky and HawkinsBrown. The recipe for restaurant magic features a provocative mix of dining environments to satisfy every taste and mood. The list of ingredients swings from a dash of fast food (McDonald’s, Milan) to a spoonful of minimalism (Nuba, Barcelona). Each project is accompanied by a profusion of photographs and an essay that describes the work and reveals the thoughts of the designers. This book will satisfy your craving for fresh inspiration. Bon appétit!

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Bon Appétit

eDitors TeSSA BloKlAND, MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS AND SARAH SCHulTz / contriButinG Authors ANNeKe BoKeRN, JoeRI BRuYNINCKx, ANDReA eSCHBACH, TIM gRoeN, CoRNelIuS MANgolD, SARAH MARTíN PeARSoN, eDWIN vAN oNNA, STePHAN oTT, CHRIS SCoTT AND MASAAKI TAKAHASHI / GrAphic DesiGn THe SToNe TWINS / 240 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / HARDCoveR / €59.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-22-7 / 2007

eDitor MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS / contriButinG Authors SHoNquIS MoReNo, ANNeKe BoKeRN, SARAH MARTíN PeARSoN, eDWIN vAN oNNA, CHRIS SCoTT, MASAAKI TAKAHASHI, CARolIeN vAN TIlBuRg AND MoNICA zeRBoNI / GrAphic DesiGn AlvIN CHAN / 374 PAgeS / 180 x 260 MM / HARDCoveR / €49.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-18-0 / 2006

DeSIgN FoR CAFéS AND BARS

Once no more than gathering spots with domestic interiors, cafés and bars have evolved into places for relaxation where people go to escape the monotony of everyday life. The 40 innovative project featured in Behind Bars are proof that more and more designers rely on high-tech solutions to produce a look geared to these demands. Their interiors not only demonstrate a high level of creativity and variety but also push the limits of style, theme and materials. The result is one spectacular space after another. Each café or bar in the book is accompanied by quality images, floor plans and a full description based on an interview with the designer.

THe SHAPe oF THINgS To CoMe

The atmosphere is a useful and meaningful metaphor for the artistic climate. Here, too, one can distinguish various layers that can be analysed and reduced to the basic components of any creative effort: form, colour and material. Atmosphere explores seven atmospheric layers that not only exist simultaneously but can easily merge to form new combinations, over and over again. It delves into a renewed interest in handicrafts, into creases and crinkles as generators of form, into nature as an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Learn how designers deal with the chill perfection of computer-aided design and how they counter a period of baroque extravagance. Each chapter is lavishly illustrated with recent work by top designers, architects and artists.

BehinD BArs

Atmosphere

eDitor MARlouS vAN RoSSuM-WIlleMS / contriButinG Authors ANNeKe BoKeRN, JoeRI BRuYNINCKx, ANDReA eSCHBACH, MARTIJNe goeDegeBuuRe, TIM gRoeN, KANAe HASegAWA, ClARe loWTHeR, CoRNelIuS MANgolD, TIM MCKeougH, SARAH MARTIN PeARSoN, CHRIS SCoTT, DAvID SoKol, MASAAKI TAKAHASHI, JeANNe TAN, CARolIeN vAN TIlBuRg, ANDReW YANg AND MoNICA zeRBoNI / GrAphic DesiGn ...,STAAT / 344 PAgeS / 170 x 240 MM / HARDCoveR / €44.00 / isBn 978-3-89955-300-0 / 2007

Authors HANNeKe KAMPHuIS AND HeDWIg vAN oNNA / GrAphic DesiGn RooSJe KlAP / 240 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / €59.90 / isBn 978-90-77174-09-8 / 2007

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INNovATIve MATeRIAlS FoR ARCHITeCTuRe AND DeSIgN

Featuring over 150 materials, Material World 2, sequel to the highly successful Material World, is an even more comprehensive catalogue of resources. What the original volume quickly revealed is the enormous demand among architects and designers for product information, as well as for the names and addresses of suppliers of fascinating materials and finishes for use in interior design and architecture. Material World 2satisfies this demand: the reader will find not only a virtually encyclopaedic survey of materials, but also addresses, phone numbers and websites – all the information needed to track down every item featured.

INTeRIoR DeSIgN FoR BARS AND CluBS

The party has spread all over the world, and these interiors are the faces that define contemporary nightlife. From India to the Arctic Circle, this selection of projects represents a broad cross section of bars, lounges, nightclubs and all the chimerical combinations in between, from colossal to cosy. Discover how leading architects and interior designers approach the challenge of creating spaces that keep on dazzling and delighting their guests long after opening night. The graphic design of the book is based on a long night out: starting in the East – where the sun sets first – to the West.

mAteriAl WorlD 2

niGht fever

Author MATéRIo / GrAphic DesiGn THoMAS Buxó / 400 PAgeS / 170 x 230 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-77174-00-1 / 2005

Author MATTHeW STeWART / GrAphic DesiGn …,STAAT /312 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / isBn 978-90-77174-04-3 / 2005

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INTeRIoR DeSIgN FoR FASHIoN SHoPS

Fuelled by the success of Powershop: New Japanese Retail Design, this book is devoted to the design of exclusive clothing shops and boutiques. Dress Code presents a selection of 50 innovative and exciting retail interiors from the fashionable cities across the globe, from renowned hotbeds of design like Paris, Milan and New York to rising stars such as Tokyo and Antwerp. Between the covers of this book are cutting-edge shops, showrooms, boutiques and flagship stores crafted by the world’s most distinctive and influential designers. Each shop featured is accompanied by an in-depth commentary, a wealth of images and, in many cases, floor plans.

THe eSSeNTIAl guIDe To FRAMe’S FIRST 50 ISSueS

In a remarkable review of the first fifty issues of Frame, The Back Issue highlights the best article in each of the magazines. The pieces appear in chronological order, but an easy-reference index allows the reader to look them up by category as well. Designers comments on the publication of their work, the impact that publication has had on their lives, and news about their latest activities are included as well. Interspersed with these fifty features are interviews with Frame’s graphic designers and with the founders of Frame, a brief history of the magazine, and a sampling of reactions from readers.

Dress coDe

the BAck issue

eDitor TeSSA BloKlAND / contriButinG Authors JoeRI BRuYNINCKx, SARAH MARTíN PeARSoN, BRIgITTe vAN MeCHeleN, SHoNquIS MoReNo, eDWIN vAN oNNA, CHRIS SCoTT, MATTHeW STeWART AND MASAAKI TAKAHASHI / GrAphic DesiGn leSleY MooRe / 320 PAgeS / 240 x 320 MM / HARDCoveR / €65.00 / isBn 978-90-77174-07-4 / 2006

Authors PeTeR HuIBeRTS, MeRel KoKHuIS, evA SCHAAP AND RoBeRT THIeMANN / GrAphic DesiGn RoBIN uleMAN /592 PAgeS / 176 x 224 MM / SoFTCoveR / €49.80 / isBn 978-90-77174-50-0 / 2006

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DeSIgN FoR TRADe FAIR STANDS AND exHIBITIoNS

Grand Stand is a comprehensive work devoted to the field of exhibition and stand design. Two beautifully boxed volumes offer a reference book on design and concepts (Volume 1) and design and realisation (Volume 2). Grand Stand presents the portfolios of specialists from Germany, the Netherlands and Italy, as well as from Canada and the USA. Appearing in both books are a diversity of designs, from the mega-stands that represent multinationals at international trade fairs, including car shows, to the smaller displays found at specialised fairs; and from exhibition interiors to settings created for events and brand launches.

INNovATIve STRuCTuReS AND FINISHeS FoR INTeRIoRS

A veritable cornucopia of over 100 innovative materials, this book also offers architects and designers clever ideas on how to use them. Think of smart materials, for example, which react to changes in the immediate environment, and of materials that produce exceptional optical effects. Consider light but strong composites, flexible building materials and finishing materials for use in architectonic projects. A short description accompanies each item, along with information on composition, technical qualities and possible uses. An application for each material featured includes a good description, illustrations and realization-related data. A survey of manufacturers and/or suppliers makes this book an indispensable source of information for professionals.

GrAnD stAnD

mAteriAlWorlD

Authors JöRg BoNeR, CARlY BuTleR, lARS HegeR, CoNWAY lloYD MoRgAN, eDWIN vAN oNNA AND SIMoNe PeTSCH / GrAphic DesiGn lAvA / 528 PAgeS / 240 x 330 MM / HARDCoveR, 2 voluMeS IN SlIPCASe / isBn 978-90-77174-03-6 / 2003

Author eDWIN vAN oNNA / introDuction eD vAN HINTe /GrAphic DesiGn De DeSIgNPolITIe / 272 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-6-4 / 2003

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THe CulTuRe oF SHoP WINDoW DeSIgN

A pane of glass, not more than 1.5 centimetres thick, divides the shop from the pavement. On one side, the climate-controlled interior welcomes those who can buy; on the other; the intemperate street is where those who cannot buy may look without paying. The editors of Frame magazine invited ten couturiers and shops to participate in Forefront, an overview of the shop window culture. Featured are more than 200 bold and lyrical window displays by the likes of Barneys, Bergdorf Goodman, Harvey Nichols, Hermès Japan, Moschino, Selfridges and Louis Vuitton. Also included are interviews with the designers.

CReATIve WoRKPlACe DeSIgN

Full of images, ideas and inspiration, this publication looks at international trends in creative workplace design. At the heart of the book are case studies of 34 design projects drawn from practices all over the world, each extensively illustrated with plans and photographs. Featured projects include ad agencies, media outfits and law firms, as well as a police station and the headquarters of a political party. An essay examines trends in office design.

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Authors ReMI ABBAS, KANAe HASegAWA, DAvID lITTleFIelD, SARAH MARTíN PeARSoN, SHoNquIS MoReNo, CHRIS SCoTT AND CHARloTTe vAuDReY / GrAphic DesiGn THoMAS Buxó / 216 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / €43.00 / isBn 978-90-77174-08-7 / 2005

Author MATTHeW STeWART / GrAphic DesiGn THe SToNe TWINS / 240 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / €43.00 / isBn 978-90-77174-02-9 / 2004

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ToKYo CAllINgAuthors ToYo ITo, DeIJAN SuDJIC, CARolIeN vAN TIlBuRg AND CHIHARu WATABe / GrAphic DesiGn De DeSIgNPolITIe / 176 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-1-9 / 2001

klein DythAm Architecture

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DeSIgN IN A ColD ClIMATeAuthor NeIl CAMeRoN / GrAphic DesiGn equIPe gM / 144 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-2-6 / 2002

GrAven imAGes

30 DeSIgNS FoR PRoDuCTS AND INTeRIoRSAuthors ISSeY MIYAKe, NAoKI SAKAI AND CARolIeN vAN TIlBuRg / GrAphic DesiGn CoMA / 160 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-7-1 / 2002

curiosity

SKeTCHINg MY oWN lANDSCAPeAuthor AlFReDo HäBeRlI / GrAphic DesiGn STeFANIe HäBeRlI-BACHMANN AND läMMleR&MeTTleR / 74 PAgeS / 165 x 230 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-5-7 / 2002

AlfreDo hÄBerli

exPoSeDAuthor MegHAN FeRRIll / GrAphic DesiGn PeTeR BIl'AK / 136 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-4-0 / 2001

trAAst + Gruson

Author leo gullBRINg / GrAphic DesiGn oPeRA oNTWeRPeRS / 176 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-72007-89-6 / 2001

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poWershop

Author CARolIeN vAN TIlBuRg / introDuction RoBeRT THIeMANN / GrAphic DesiGn RoeloF MulDeR / 224 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-3-3 / 2002

NeW JAPANeSe ReTAIl DeSIgN

Nowhere in the world does the interior design of a shop influence sales as it does in Japan. Retailers spare no trouble or expense when planning and realising the design or renovation of their premises. A particularly trendsetting sector is the world of fashion. Powershop presents the best retail designs by ten Japanese interior architects, each of whom agreed to a personal interview. Shops and showrooms created for established names like Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto and Nissan share centre stage with numerous smaller, cutting-edge boutiques. In-depth reviews of more than 46 projects are complemented by full-shot and close-up photographs. And that’s just a tip of the iceberg.

Author SHIgeKAzu oHNo / GrAphic DesiGn gRoovISIoNS / 256 PAgeS / 230 x 297 MM / HARDCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-0-2 / 2003

WonDerWAllMASAMICHI KATAYAMA PRoJeCTS

INTeRIoR ARCHITeCTSmerkx + GiroDAuthor BRIgITTe vAN MeCHeleN / GrAphic DesiGn PeTeR BIl'AK / 176 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-9-5 / 2003

exHIBITIoN ARCHITeCTuRestefAn ZWickyAuthor JöRg BoNeR / GrAphic DesiGn eMANuel TSCHuMI / 176 PAgeS / 220 x 280 MM / SoFTCoveR / isBn 978-90-806445-8-8 / 2003

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MONOGRAPHS

MAgAzINeS

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Rainbow Church is said to be your dream project. Where did the idea come from?I was in my early 20s when I visited Henri Matisse’s Chapelle du Rosaire de Vence in France. The chapel has three sets of stained-glass windows that feature three colours: sapphire blue, emerald green and lemon yellow. Matisse’s vibrant colours suffuse the chapel. Visiting was like bathing in the sunlight of the Provence. Ever since that visit, I have been dreaming of designing an architectural project in which people experience light with all their senses. Rainbow Church, as presented in Museum Beyond Museum in Seoul, is the first step towards the realization of this dream.How did your dream develop into a project?I wanted to present a project using small trapeziform prisms at Design Miami 2007, where

I received the Designer of the Year Award. But certain restrictions prevented me from making the installation I had in mind. When I was invited to mount a solo exhibition in Seoul, the organizers asked me to design something completely new. I decided to continue working on the idea of a wall of prisms, but on a much larger scale. Can you tell us how you made Rainbow Church? I used approximately 500 crystal prisms – made of clear acrylic resin – to create a huge ‘stained-glass’ wall that was 9.2 m high and 1.6 m wide. Each prism weighed between 4 and 5 kg and measured 40 cm in height. The side of one triangle was 10 cm. If we had been making a permanent architectural volume, we would have connected the prisms tightly together. But here we just used glue.

You’re talking about very large prisms.Small prisms would have produced a lot of small rainbows, and in an exhibition space as large as the one in Seoul, that’s not the effect we were after. Besides, a small-scale project was not in line with my original plan. I wanted to use bigger prisms. The size of these prisms was just right, and they were not too heavy. The craftsmen who built the work were able to handle them easily. To test the light effect, we had made a mock-up of the wall at our studio, using triangular prisms. After several experiments, I figured out the best combination of light, form and construction for achieving an effect very similar to sunlight passing through a stained-glass window. The light we used is very much like natural light. How did the venue influence the design? The main issues were where to place the >>>

‘I dreamt of designing a project in which people experience light with all their senses’Tokujin Yoshioka

FIRST SKETCH THAT CLEARLY SHOWED THE EFFECT OF THE REFRACTED LIGHT.

YOSHIOKA WITH A PRELIMINARY MODEL OF THE PROJECT.

EACH PRISM WEIGHED BETWEEN 4 AND 5 KG AND WAS 40 MM HIGH. THE SIDE OF ONE TRIANGLE WAS 10 CM.

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