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We embrace the digital age in the next issue and visit Mozilla Japans office, designed by Nosigner, which uses the term open source to define the space. Clever marketing ploy for open-source software or a sign of whats to come in the design world? Forging on, we enter the high-end retail realm, where we trace the digitally designed Dior stores to a series of graphic codes, before checking out some of the movers behind mobile architecture.
Contents
Visions
Recent graduates imagine future spaces
Stills
Shanghais first film museum in the spotlight; Spaceworkers preserves the past in Portugal; its all in the details for Louis Vuitton, Printemps, Harrods and Barneys; slick stores from Acne, Ciguë, Edward Belden and others; a make-your-own-ice-cream parlour; and much more
Features
Get Up and Go: The movers behind the newest breed of mobile structures
Inner Space: Volumes within a volume from Jun Igarashi
Dream Weaver: Artist David Altmejds frenetic fantasies
Open Platform: Nosigner approaches Mozillas office as an open-source project
Digital Dior: A rare glimpse into Diors catalogue of inspirational spatial concepts
Hollowed Out: Trahan Architects carves a cavernous museum with the latest technology
Reports
Elmo: A tour through a Swedish tannery
Interstuhl: Designer Volker Eysing on the process behind VINTAGEis5
Update: The latest design-company news from B&B Italia, Moooi, e15 and others
Catalogue: Products for productivity: our roundup of the latest office furniture
Goods
Education Debate: Whats next for Dutch design schools?
Graduation Work: Fresh concepts from the new design generation
One Shot: Marketing case study: Floss architectural lighting catalogue
One Artist, One Material: The ice-cold canvases of Simon Beck
Design Art: Bethan Laura Woods meticulous marquetry
Books: A candid look at the design industry, courtesy of journalist Hanna Nova Beatrice
