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Abingdon 12

 16 May 2008

(West Village)

613 Hudson St. (btw.West 12th & Jane St.) New York, NY 10014 Ph. (212) 206 6845
Subway: A, C, E, 1, 2 at 14th Street

Paul Caddell presents the exhibition “Experimental Lighting Works” by artist Roger Stevens. Born of unconventional materials and methods, these novel pieces exist somewhere between sculpture and lighting.
Hours: Mon (May 19th only) 12pm-4pm, Tue-Fri 1pm-8pm, Sat 12pm-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm
Opening: 6pm-9pm

 

Atlas Industries Showroom

 16 May 2008

(Brooklyn)

333 Douglas St. (btw. 3rd & 4th Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11217 Ph. (718) 637 3508
Subway: B, D, N, M, Q, R, 2, 3, 4, 5 to Atlantic Ave. or R to Union St.

Featuring handcrafted modern furniture designed by Atlas partners Thomas Wright and Joseph Fratesi. As4, a modular shelving and storage shown in a number of configurations and ad6 desk, to complement the modular systems.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Opening: 6pm-12am

 

Abingdon 12

 17 May 2008

(West Village)

613 Hudson St. (btw.West 12th & Jane St.) New York, NY 10014 Ph. (212) 206 6845
Subway: A, C, E, 1, 2 at 14th St.

Paul Caddell presents the exhibition “Experimental Lighting Works” by artist Roger Stevens. Born of unconventional materials and methods, these novel pieces exist somewhere between sculpture and lighting.
Hours: Sun 12pm-4pm, Mon (May 19th only) 12pm-4pm, Tue-Fri 1pm-8pm, Sat 12pm-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm
Cocktail: 6pm-9pm

 

Adam: Much Assembly Required

 18 May 2008

(Meatpacking)

678 Hudson St. (btw. 13th and 14th St.) New York, NY 10014 Ph. (212) 229 2838
Subway: L at Eighth Ave. or A, C, E at 14th St.

Introducing the “ego” lamp collection by Viktor Jondal, a Swedish, New York-based product designer. The material used is one that many of us first encounter as children: Lego. The designer is hoping to revive the sense of creativity that is innate in us as children but many outgrow as adults.
Hours: Thu 11am-8pm, Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.
Event: 2pm-4pm

 

ALU showroom: “The artificial nature of Ombelico” by Marc Sadler

 18 May 2008

(West Village)

138 West 25th St. (btw. 6th & 7th Ave.), 3rd Fl. New York, NY 10001 Ph. (212) 924 87 13

With this modular display system in Wood Plastic Compound designed for ALU, the world famous designer presents his vision about ecological design. On show also the collections Ribbon, Mobile, Oyster e Orizzontale with which may be built up multiples display solutions. Showroom installation made by art director Luca Pavani. Exhibition: May 17th-20th Brunch in presence of Marc Sadler from 11am.

 

AIA Design Awards, Symposium at The Center for Architecturep

 19 May 2008

(SoHo)

536 LaGuardia Place (btw. Bleeker & W. 3rd St.) New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 358 6126 
Subway: F, V, B, D, A, C, E to W. 4th St.erpoint

The AIA New York Chapter’s annual Design Awards Program recognizes excellence in architectural design by New York City architects and in New York City projects. The program’s purpose is to increase awareness of outstanding architecture and to honor the architects, clients, and consultants who work together to improve the built environment.
Opening: 5pm-8pm

 

Alessi Soho presents: Design Interview

 19 May 2008

(SoHo)

130 Greene St. (btw. Prince and Houston St.) New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 353 1383 
Subway: R, W to Prince St.p

The highlight of the cocktail party will be a screen placed in the back of the store which will showcase a dvd about Alessi’s master designers, such as Ettore Sottsass and Achille Castiglioni.
Hours: 11am-7pm
Opening: 6pm-8pm

 

Alias

 19 May 2008

(Midtown)

155 E. 56th St. (btw. 3rd & Lexington Ave.) New York, NY Ph. (212) 245 2121 
Subway: 4, 5, 6 to 59th St.

Cassina USA and Alias USA present new furniture introductions in collaboration with Men’s Vogue magazine. An Evening of Modern Luxury the artful mix of furniture, fashion and design. 
Hours: Sat-Sun 11am-6pm, Mon-Tue 9am-6pm
Cocktail Party: 6:30pm-8:30pm (by invitation only)

 

Artemide presents “Mercury, Acqua and Droplet”ia

 19 May 2008

(SoHo)

46 Greene St. (btw. Broome and Spring St.) New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 925 1588 
Subway: N, Q, R,W, 6 to Canal St.

There’s news at Artemide - most notably the new designs debuted at Salone del Mobile and a new look to the showroom. Cocktails will flow to reflect our glowing intros and the illumination of this new beginning.
Cocktail: 6pm- 9pm

 

Austrian Design Spin-off Partytm

 19 May 2008

(SoHo)

40 Thompson St. (at Watt St.) New York, NY 10013 Ph. (212) 421 5250 
Subway: A, C, E, 1 to Canal St

After successfully introducing leading Austrian design companies to the US in recent years, the Austrian Trade Commission in New York is again organizing an Austrian Design Spin-Off Party. 
Music by Austrian & American DJs 
Opening: 7pm-11:30pm RSVP: newyork@austriantrade.org

 

“Manufactured Surfaces: Three Pratt Institute Sponsored Research Studios for Sustainable Architecture”

 20 May 2008

(Chelsea)

144 W. 14th St. (btw. 6th & 7th Ave.) New York, NY 10011 Ph. (718) 636 4335
Subway: A, C, E, L to 8th Ave. or F, V, L to 6th Ave.

“Manufactured Surfaces” features design studio work of three sponsored studios with recent and ongoing research across the Undergraduate Architecture Department and the Interior Design Department. This exhibition chronicles new approaches of design research that directly engage the manufacturers’ building products to pursue new strategies of design, sustainability, and its relationship to contemporary manufacturing methodologies. The studios develop new applications for building products through full scale prototypes, material demonstrations, and project proposals. Designtex: students develop full-scale prototypes by using strategies of no-waste manufacturing and recycling for the manufacturer of architectural wall coverings designtex. Hunter Douglas: based on Hunter Douglas window covering products, a collaborative studio enviroment of material research explores new applications of architectural space, the fundamental phenomena of the material and its reaction within the enviroment. Velux: the skylight products from Velux serve as the technical constraints through which the students re-imagine the domicile created from naturally illuminated environments. A project-based studio has a speculative approach to the next generation’s architecture.
Hours: Tue-Sat 11am-6pm
Event: 6pm-9pm

 

Art et Maison

(TriBeCa)

31 N. Moore St. (btw. Varick & Hudson St.) New York, NY 10013 Ph. (212) 226 3665
Subway: A, C, E to Canal St. or 1 to Franklin St.

Art et Maison’s showroom, located in TriBeCa’s epicenter plays host to their design partners: kitchens by Snaidero USA designed by Pininfarina; wardrobe, library and entertainment systems by Tisettanta under the art direction of Paolo Piva; modular units and complements from Triangolo with select pieces from Enzo Mari; seatings by Crippa Collezioni; canapés by Duvivier; Oscar Maschera leather accessories designed by Claude Bouchard; and a unique furniture collection from Manifesto designed by Enrico Tonucci.
Hours: Sat-Tue 10am-6pm
www.artetmaison.com

 

Design Guide New York

Editorial

INTERNI Design Guide New York, in its 8th edition this year, is published in May for Design Week in New York. The guide is composed of two parts. Inside, on the ICFF International Contemporary Furniture Fair (exhibitors, exhibits, programs, awards, conferences), May 17-20, 2008. Outside, on the city, the neighborhoods and places of design: SoHo, Chelsea, Flatiron District, Greenwich Village, Meatpacking District, Tribeca, Midtown, Uptown, Brooklyn. Over 300 places including design stores, hotels, restaurants and cafes, bars, clubs and music venues, seen in evocative images that form an architectural and gastronomic itinerary for shopping and relaxing. A real Who’s Who of design that conceives, realizes, presents, informs, photographs, and more... At the same time, an urban itinerary marked by INTERNI banners will help visitors to recognize the locations of the events. Along with about 90 outstanding day-by-day events of New York Design Week (May 16-20, 2008), organized through the different moments of the day and night, including conferences. But the real new development in this edition is the important partnership with the Italian Trade Commission-ICE New York and i Saloni WorldWide by Cosmit/Federlegno-Arredo, with the for international tastemakers, and in New York, the central generator of American design culture, this role has particular strategic significance. In the Big Apple, as in the rest of the world, Italian Style has always been synonymous with quality, good taste and innovation. The record numbers of visitors at the Italian exhibitions organized during Design Week in New York confirm the guiding role of Made in Italy for the world of “overseas” furnishings. We are certain that a more direct, incisive and coordinated presence of the operators and institutions that have always represented this great excellence of Italian enterprise can consolidate the role of stimulus that New York, in turn, can have and undoubtedly will have for the entire world of American design. The role played by INTERNI and i Saloni by Cosmit/Federlegno-Arredo is seen to its fullest extent in Milan in April, when the city becomes the real world Design Capital and welcomes more than 270,000 visitors including 165,000 foreigners architects, journalists, buyers and designers - who split their time between the Saloni and the over 400 events of the FuoriSalone scattered around the city, in pursuit of new design themes, new materials, new trends, new aesthetic and technological research.

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INTERNI Design Guide New York, in its 8th edition this year, is published in May for Design Week in New York. The guide is composed of two parts. Inside, on the ICFF International Contemporary Furniture Fair (exhibitors, exhibits, programs, awards, conferences), May 17-20, 2008. Outside, on the city, the neighborhoods and places of design.


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