Gaudí. Architecture Ahead of it’s Time at the Architekturzentrum Wien
Ask most people what they identify as the central feature in the work of Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and they’ll
Vienna Design Week 2014: Passionswege – Big-Game @ Wiener Silber Manufactur
For some 200 years Wiener Silber Manufactur have produced the finest silverware. Exquisite cutlery, table services, coffee pots and sugar
(smow) blog compact Vienna Design Week Special: TU Wien present Light Thing
In context of a 2014 summer semester project students from Vienna Technical University’s Department for 3D Design and Model Construction
Vienna Design Week 2014: Passionswege – Pedrita Studio @ Glaserei Stiefelmeyer
We’re spending an awful lot of time at Vienna Design Week 2014 photographing mirrors. If we were at all competent
(smow) blog compact Vienna Design Week Special: Frugal Collection Cape Town at harald bichler_rauminhalt
In context of Cape Town’s tenure as World Design Capital 2014 Franco-Austrian design and architecture studio Celia-Hannes spent six weeks
Vienna Design Week 2014: Passionswege – Studio deFORM @ Rudolf Scheer & Söhne
The last time we visited the premises of Vienna shoemaker Rudolf Scheer & Söhne it was for the presentation of
(smow) blog compact Vienna Design Week Special: chmara.rosinke present “Private Room”
As we alluded to in our post from Vienna based design studio chmara.rosinke’s Passionswege 2013 project with Wäscheflott, we’ve not
5 New Design Exhibitions for October 2014
“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers” exclaims Anne Shirley in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s 1908 novel
Vienna Design Week 2014: Passionswege – mathak + mahlknecht @ Stani-Polsterei
In our post from the launch of the Tools for Life collection by Rem Koolhaas and OMA for Knoll during
(smow) blog compact Vienna Design Week Special: Candlestick by AU Workshop
Time was when the candlestick maker was an important profession. No candlestick. No light. Or at least no secure light.
Vienna Design Week 2014: Passionswege – BCXSY @ J. & L. Lobmeyr
At the risk of starting a tradition we can’t maintain, and so ultimately leading us to disappoint a lot of