The January / February 2017 issue of FRAME explores the most ground-breaking environments for learning, from offices structured like college campuses to hospitality venues that double as libraries.
Francines Houben discusses the importance of public spaces that stimulate lifelong scholarship, while London-based Unit Lab infuses everyday surroundings with analogue educational products. Welcome to the university of life.
The January / February 2017 issue of FRAME explores the most ground-breaking environments for learning, from offices structured like college campuses to hospitality venues that double as libraries.
Francines Houben discusses the importance of public spaces that stimulate lifelong scholarship, while London-based Unit Lab infuses everyday surroundings with analogue educational products. Welcome to the university of life.
Other highlights:
Objects - Studio Furthermore shapes extreme ceramics. Lucas Muñoz Muñoz bases furniture on footprints. EDHV turns ice into electricity. Discover new directions in the world of products.
Talents - Inspired by Elon Musk’s plans for space colonization, we commissioned five young designers to create an essential travel item for a trip to Mars.
Portraits - We go home with Inga Sempé. Lee Broom shares his finest moments. Misha Kahn blurs the boundaries between art and design. Jonas Lund creates with computers. Meet the people; get their perspectives.
Spaces - Chanel sends robots down the catwalk. Gwenael Nicolas shines a light for Dolce&Gabbana. Mathieu Lehanneur embraces classicism. Step inside the great indoors.
Reports - Flooring trends rise to the surface at Domotex, Cersaie covers ceramics, and surface specialists mix the high-tech and the handcrafted in their work. Discover what’s driving the business of design.
