Industrial Design
National Design Awards + ObjectifiedGary Hustwit’s latest film, Objectified is playing at the IFC downtown for a limited run. Hustwit himself is seemingly traveling along with the film to nearly fifty venues between now and mid-summer, so both he and the film are likely coming to a venue near you if you happen not to be in New York Gary Hustwit, filmmaker, documentary, Objectified, IFC, limited run, New York City, NYC, Corian, Michael C. Place, Helvetica, Industrial Design, National Design Award, honorees, Smart Design, Bill Moggridge, Andrew Blauvelt, Walker Art Center, Karim Rashid, Paola Antonelli, David Kelley, Jonathan Ive, Chris Bangle, Tim Brown, jurors, C& G Partners |
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Design GeographyFernando and Humberto Campana grew up in Brotas, Brasil, 235 kilometers (146 miles) north of São Paulo. When the Campanas were growing up it was a small town that was renowned for its exuberant natural features and good soil for growing coffee. Campana Brothers, Fernando Campana, Humberto Campana, brothers, product design, Industrial Design, geography, Brotas, Brazil, town, nature, growing up, movies, films |
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Making Vermelha ChairThe Vermelha chair is an iconic piece, originally conceived and prototyped in 1993 for a gallery show in São Paulo along with several other pieces. The construction of the chair is very time-intensive, as it is handmade from a huge length of rope wrapped and woven to create the chair’s structure Vermehla Chair, chair, Campana Brothers, Fernando Campana, Humberto Campana, Brazil, product design, Industrial Design, construction, handmade, rope, woven, time consuming, cynicism, critical reception, Massimo Morozzi, Edra, Mel Byer, book, 50 Chairs, step-by-step, video, how to, bestseller, hand-crafted, mass-produced, furniture design |
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