President of the Salone del Mobile Claudio Luti had this to say: “When you look at the thousands of people streaming through the pavilions each day, it’s easy to understand why the Salone del Mobile.Milano is not just a simple trade fair but a global experience and an emotion that attracts companies, creatives, communicators and professionals from all over the world. Precisely because of this power of attraction, the Salone del Mobile is a great resource for the Italian system, concentrating the innovative excellence of thought and product in a single moment and in a single place. It is during these few days that the initial, virtuous and fruitful dialogue between productivity and creativity that will inform great projects over the coming months is sparked. This is where extraordinary meetings take place, capable of changing the course of things and triggering meaningful collaborations. This is where the words of the Manifesto come alive and become concrete, with business and cultural opportunities for those who believe in quality and ina future fuelled by internationalisation.”
Read MoreHerzog + De Meuron's 1111 Lincoln Road parking lot kicks off Miami Beach's 10th annual Pride Week with a rainbow light installation called "Flip the Switch".
Paying tribute to the victims of Pulse Orlando and their families
Read MoreThe parking garage’s facade is collaboration between, Work Architecture Company (WORKac), K/R Keenen Riley Architects, Clavel Arquitectos, J. Mayer H.; and Nicolas Buffe. All working under the direction of Terence Riley of K/R Architects
Read MoreLocation: Paseo Ponti [Design District]
Artist: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec [brothers]
Nationality : French
Name: Nuage [organic pergola]
Type: Outdoor Installation
Read MoreObjets Nomades is a collection that pays homage to the special-order that are the heritage of the House of Louis Vuitton. Where different designers create an expanding travel-inspired, limited edition collection of pieces.
Read More"Mimetica" is a large-scale sculpture by Italian contemporary artist Elizabetta Benassi depicting an artificial palm tree. Magazzino explains it is like one of those used to camouflage mobile phone masts within urban and natural landscapes. This camouflage uses natural elements to give a feeling of a real tree, like the fiber for the trunk, while being contrasty mixed with obvious fake plant like materials for the leaves and branches, to give ambiguous feel.
Read MoreBy: Andre Herrero and Adam Charlap Hyman
> NY\la design + architecture firm [ Charlap Hyman & Herrero]
Named White Rain after the first recorded snow storm in Florida in 1774
Material: Reflective Silver Tinsel
Wrapped around over 300 Trees
Read MoreSuspended above the pedestrian streets of Brickell City Centre, the Climate Ribbon is far more than an architectural landmark. Designed to respond to Miami's climate through shade, natural ventilation, and rainwater collection, the canopy demonstrates how engineering and architecture can work together to improve the experience of an open air shopping district.
Read MoreLike many other architectural designs in Miami, the use of Brise-Soleil as a building’s facade, serves to cater to our tropical climate. Morris Lapidus was one of the pioneers of this design element in Florida. The recently opened Nike in Lincoln Road has a beautiful Brise-Soleil Facade by Touzet Studio
Read MoreDeveloper: Related Group in collaboration with Crescent Heights
Design: BY ARQUITECTONICA & ROCKWELL GROUP
Related Group commissioned Argentinian Fabian Burgos to do the exterior colorful murals
Brickell Heights is composed of two towers, East and West. Together they have 690 units. Each tower has 49 floors
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Snaps of some of the different colors of The Miami Tower located in Downtown Miami. FACTS : Sumimoto Corporation of America bought the tower for $220 Million
Read MoreLocated in the Design District's Palm Court. Sou Foujimoto's Cobalt Blue facade makes a big statement in the Plaza
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