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Queen Street Pilot Project, Studio Weave: “

Studio Weave are an inspiration to young designers. Their projects are brave and exciting and maintain a real freshness within design. The ‘boomerangs’ used in the Queen Street Pilot Project are taken from a large collection of units that can be assembled to create amazing fluid structures. The original goals of the boomerang structure included: ‘ bringing attention to an underused opportunity, to highlight the unique qualities of space, or provide play structures which utilise the space in a different way.’ The structures command the space they are situated in with magnificent ease and provide a very interesting sculptural element, whilst maintaining a level of practicality by providing seating.
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These are interesting and engaging pieces of street furniture. They are great ‘perching spots’, rather than for prolonged periods of swating, as comfort is not their strongest quality. Having met the partners of Studio Weave at Shifring Sands, I seemed to have gained a new found liking to their work! They are a couple of young Architects who run the studio from their living room! Come on guys……. who’s up for ‘Studio Landscapeis’?!!”

(Via Life, Landscape and In between.)

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Table of contents for Geometry

  1. The T-shirt Issue by Mashallah Design & Linda Kostowski
  2. Muriel Cooper: The unsung heroine of on-screen style
  3. Attila Csörgo
  4. New Stuff exhibition at the Johnson Trading Gallery
  5. Queen Street Pilot Project, Studio Weave
  6. Fold School
  7. Teach your kid about ‘volume’ early.
  8. Ssstoell By Voortman & Girod.
  9. Generative model: m.any
  10. layout_right_sphere
  11. Living Patterns
  12. Contraption Structure Bridge
  13. Buckminster Fuller, geodesic dome design and Digitalism Idealistic resources
  14. expressive processing: an experiment in blog-based peer review
  15. Waive by Matthias Pliessnig
  16. Voronoi and Magnetism
  17. Building and designing Digitalism’s Idealistic
  18. Adventures in Stacking
  19. Applied Geometry
  20. yes
  21. 1,000 Hula Hoop Dome
  22. At the end of the tunnel
  23. The movement of light through a window…

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