25. October 2016 - Comments Off on ORGATEC | Köln (DE)
25 to 29 October 2016
Arbeit Neu Denken
Office Furniture Trade Fair
We will show our newly designed office furniture collection for Wiesner Hager m.zone for the first time at the Orgatec 2016 in Köln, Germany.
6. October 2016 - Comments Off on AM ENDE: ARCHITEKTUR | Time travels 1959 to 2019 Center for Architecture Vienna (AT)
6 October 2016 to 20 March 2017
Opening: 5 October 2016, 7pm
Robotics found their way into architecture and creative industry. Robotic arms were developed as universal machines similar to the human hand, equipped with an array of tools. A change of tools transforms a milling robot within minutes into a 3D printer, a CNC drilling machine or a completely new yet unknown machine.
The research project “Robotic Woodcraft“ a cooperation between the University of Applied Arts, Vienna and the Association for Robots in Architecture and the design studio Lucy.D. research innovative practices in the woodworking industries. For this project, e.g., a monitor blind Monitorblende mounted on a robot is created. Such an object could not be produced at a reasonable cost with standard industry tools. The robotic installation interacts with the visitors and shows a curated selection of videos. The projects shown illustrate the way in which the use of robots can create novel approaches in architecture and design.
3. October 2016 - Comments Off on VIRIBUS UNITIS Re-Design10 HOFMOBILIENDEPOT | Vienna (AT) VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2016
3rd October to 15 January 2016
Opening cocktail on 3rd October 2016, 7 pm
Within the framework of the 10th VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2016 10 designers contrast their contemporary creations with the historic objects at Hofmobiliendepot. The exhibition is a joyous comparison of old with new and of tradition with vision, all set up by Walking Chair design studio.
For the first time we show pieces of our Working in New Ways WorkWiesner Hager new collection. The m.zone Canapé is an “island” for informal meetings in everyday business life contrasted with the imperial work life and work environment of empress Sissi. We want to break with old classic habits and ideals and show new, revolutionary visions of work life with this installation.