Are Architects Better at Industrial Design?

Are you an aspiring architect who dreams of designing your own furniture? Fear not, for you are not alone! For decades, architects around the world have ventured their creativity of designing large scaled projects into smaller scaled entities. For inspiration, here is a list of 10 architects and industrial designers, some more famous than others, who tested out their talents in furniture making. These designers continue to make furniture design that is both innovative and practical towards their large scale projects and sometimes for a deeper intuition.

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Simple But yet Unique Apartment in Rio de Janeiro

From Archhilovers by Paula Neder...

This apartment, a penthouse in front a wonderful view in Rio de Janeiro, was completely projetcted as a new architecture. The old apartment was demolished and was totally rebuilt in accordance with demands and expectations of the owners. Was projected a new steel structure complementary to existing concrete structure for supporting a large pool designed to stay in the rooftop. The furniture in wood is designed by brazilians designerers and all special wooden furniture is Paula Neder Studio...
                       

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Colourful Plan with Furniture Layout

Residential plan with furniture layout and one room plan with furniture layout.

3D print Buildings on the Moon to be done by Foster+Patners

From www.dezeen.com

 Foster + Partners is exploring the possibilities of 3D printing buildings on the moon using lunar soil.

The London architecture firm is working with the European Space Agency to investigate methods for constructing lunar homes and has designed a four-person residence that would shelter its inhabitants from dramatically changing temperatures, meteorites and gamma radiation.

                    

The base of the house would be unpacked from a modular tube and an inflatable dome would fold up over it. Layers of lunar soil, known as regolith, would then be built up around the frame using a robot-operatedD-Shape printer, creating a lightweight foam-like formation that is derived from biological structures commonly found in nature.

Private work space vs Open Plan offices- Which do you prefer

From Dezeen

News: more than half of employees prefer a private work space, while open-plan office workers often experience too many distractions to work effectively, according to new data.

Research commissioned by British office equipment company Expert Market found that 54 per cent of workers would prefer to work in separate offices, while 65 per cent said that lack of natural light negatively impacted their mood.

"Employees reported that the open-plan design of many offices encouraged a negative sense of competition between staff and a hostile working environment that pitted colleagues against each other," said a statement from Expert Market.

                  

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"Peace and quiet came out top on the list of things which could improve employees' working day the most, with over 37 per cent of respondents preferring a quiet office over regular breaks and even cake," it added. "In the quest to boost team morale through a relaxed and less formal environment, companies may have achieved quite the opposite."

Using Red To light up Your Livings space and Bedrooms

from foundation dezin and decor

Hot & Sweet combination of interior's... hotness and boldness of red when blended sweetly with peaceful pure  and cute white..bring out an unique combination of aesthetically designed interior's. 

Exclusive combination for exclusive bedroom, living area, kitchen, bathroom.... accessories set etc. 

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Inspiring and Creative 3d interior Models

It gives the pleasure to see the proper furniture placement with exact measurements, effects and in three dimensions. A clear picture of the proposed plan layout and design with such visual effects gives a complete impact of the accomplished task. With furniture placement and layout of the place it gives us the pleasure to look after the light effect even before they are being implemented to the space.