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Products & References
Innovations and further developments on the building products market as well as built examples of their application are the subject of our online section Products & References
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Cevisama 2025
Ceramic highlights for indoors and outdoors
In addition to new products, projects and technical innovations, this year's Cevisama, International Trade Fair for the Ceramics Industry, which starts on 24 February, will once again focus on topics such as decarbonisation and recyclability.
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Efficient routes, optimised layouts
Preview: Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024
From 16 to 21 April 2024, a neuroscience-based layout will further optimise the Salone del Mobile. There will be a particular focus on the kitchen and bathroom with special shows.
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Salone del Mobile 2024
Artificial Intelligence for Furniture
Philippe Starck and Kartell experiment with new production methods and expand their A.I. collection
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Exhibition stand by Snøhetta
Bathroom Furniture with Clear Forms
At the bathroom exhibition as part of the Salone del Mobile 2024, Laufen will be presenting the Meda collection in a exhibition stand designed by the architecture firm Snøhetta.
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Elegant profile
Lounge Chair from Doshi Levien
With Lepal, Arper is presenting a new lounge chair by British design duo Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien at the Salone del Mobile 2024.
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Lighting quality
Sound-Absorbing Pendant Luminaire
The Tramao acoustic pendant luminaire by Zumtobel combines lighting quality with effective sound absorption, including direct and indirect light components.
Interiors
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Dialogue between eras
Casa Castelar in Madrid by Solar
The renovation of a detached house from the end of the 19th century in Madrid is Janus-faced: the historic street facade has been completely preserved, while the courtyard facade and interiors are essentially new. Typologically, the building nevertheless returns to its roots.
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Spatial collage as a living experiment
Conversion of an Apartment in San Sebastián
The young Spanish architect Ismael Medina Manzano has transformed an 80 m2 apartment in San Sebastián into an expressive collage of colours and materials.
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Facelift with a deep impact
Detached House in East Flanders
Behind the traditional stepped gables of a detached house near Ghent, Objekt Architecten has created a bright, spacious and surprisingly contemporary interior.
Products of our Partners
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Artemide Ixa: classics in all variations
Ixa: The complete and transversal luminaire family makes it possible to bring light into the room and move it freely to define functional and dynamic lighting scenarios.
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Rolf Benz 973: Side table and tray
Rolf Benz 973 is a side table and tray in one. Thanks to its elegant loop made of dark brown core leather, it follows every movement of the sofa and completes any room situation.
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Timeless lighting collection from Artek
Artek introduces the new lighting collection Kori, designed by TAF Studio. Through its combination of modular design and pared-back aesthetics, Kori achieves a contemporary take of form and function.
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Gives positive vibes: Aeris Numo Comfort
The Aeris Numo Comfort designer active chair combines style and comfort and brings positive vibes to meetings, desks, lounges or dining tables in the home.
Sustainability
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Social sustainability
Kuku23 in Vienna – Living in a Cultural Centre
Dietrich Untertrifaller, art:phalanx and Reality Lab bring art and culture to the new neighbourhood. This creates a sense of community among the residents and with their neighbours.
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Circular building
Co-Operative Building in Frankfurt am Main by DGJ
A colourful glass facade wraps around DGJ Architektur's cooperative housing near Frankfurt city centre. It serves as an eye-catcher and an effective soundproofing facade for the day-care centre and the residents.
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Brick and wood as a sustainability strategy
Casa LA near Barcelona by Alventosa Morell
4x4 walls and a roof – this is how the design concept of the detached house in Llinars del Vallès, near Barcelona, could be summed up. Using simple methods, the architects have managed to reduce the energy requirements to almost passive house levels.
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A statement against land take
WorkStack in London by dRMM
dRMM have built an unusual industrial building in East London: five storeys high, made almost entirely of timber and with 14 units for rent to small businesses.
Interiors & Interior fittings
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Lighting and building automation
Digitale Planning
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