NEu Tymes Vol48

AUTUMN OCTOBER VOL.48

2014

A Free Online publication about humans and their achievemEnts

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resenting something really fine on creative stereo-matik configures our members and readers brain functionality to universe that made visible for one and only one purpose: to save the truth of life and not just be someone on plain and cheap garbage of any accidental product of fantasy left alone in the past.

We remember always to look our selves by locating our senses guided in an intelligent creative path of offering pure imagination of real detailed solutions as you always done before you even know.

I'd like to share with you a kind of a dream you achieve during each day only that is truth, because we-you are connected through thin air, step on the same dust and talk the same language if you feel and have your senses in place.

You've always listened about NEu Tymes and this is Volume 48 with really true achievements.

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Maybe yours"

P e t r o s V a s i a dis C r e a t iv e Dir e c t o r C h ie f E d it or Publ ish e r

INSIDE Vol.48

Read about Serge Mikhael's Smart Press Ads, Felix Vorreiter's

Awarded

Children's

Bidzinska's

Bonnie

Clyde,

Moksha

clothings"

Furniture

by

(industrial

&

&

by

Andrew product

A

Calendar,

"photoshoot

about

Perutska,

Ruined

Zhenia Wagner,

design)

Ewelina

Inesis by

Golf

Mathieu

Clubs

Boimare

and "Atriums - Contemplations On Light And Form" (photography series) by Pygmalion Karatzas.

Smart Press Ads

These are three different press ads for Smart Fortwo i did for a university project under one main theme ; "low fuel consumption (400km per 20L)".

I hope you like them.

Advertising, Art Direction, Creative Direction

Serge Mikhael Advertiser, Art Director, Graphic Designer, Bassist, Guitarist.

Batroun, Lebanon

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/20006115/Smart-Press-Ads

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1. Emergency kit for smart. 2. IQ 400 km/20L. 3. Hitting the fuel market.

3

Felix Vorreiter Karlsruhe, Germany

www.fel-x.com

Kinder Erlebniskalender / Children's Calendar Design, Illustration, Print Design

A Calendar for kids and their families.

Every month has a specific topic (a game, knowledge transfer, fun, handicrafts and so on). Every day is a little suprise, task or piece for the monthly topic. By picking out the 7cm circle cards the monthy theme is also transforming its appearance.

The Calendar for Children has won the prestigious Gregor 2009 and a Gold Award at the Stuttgart "Kalenderschau".

Every day you get an days you get a pair. ;-) The eyes can be ordinary furniture.

used

eye, to

every

bring

two

live

to

The back of each day-card show synonyms for "sehen" (to see). ... the flipside of the cards contain traffic signs with their meanings, and day after day, the car park is filling with fancy vehicles.

In the month of the German carnival the children can discover jokes or little rhymes, the cards also make good confetti.

On the back side of this month' page are children's masks to cut-out: Prinzessin Taulinde & Ritter Urban.

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/Kinder-Erlebniskalender-Childrens-Calendar/384273

Ewelin Bidzińs Katowice, Poland

dropr.com/ewelinabidzinska

na ska

Bonnie&Clyde Industrial Design, Product Design

ERGONOMIC GRATERS Project of the universal grater with the possibility of changing the handle. Suitable for ergonomic rules. Providing comfort by increasing hand contact with the surface of the handle and the ability to change hand position on the handle.

Wystawy: DMY International Design Festival w Berlinie / Niemcy / 2014 Slovak Design Center w Bratysławie / Słowacja / 2014 Zamek w Zvoleniu / Słowacja / 2014 'Powroty' Zespół Szkół Plastycznych w Katowicach / 2014 Vienna Design Week 2014 / Austria

1. Slovak Design Center in Bratislava 2. DMY International Design Festival Berlin 3. DMY International Design Festival Berlin 2

1

3 Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/ Bonnie-Clyde/14117527

photoshoot for "oh, enough!" dress About Moksha clothings

Digital Photography, Directing, Photography

Zhenia Perutska Co-owner

Pravda,B store gallery Kiev, Ukraine

www.facebook.com/pravdab

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/20158429/photoshoot-for-oh-enough-dress

foiled Photography

Ye seul H (seulholic) Photographer, Web design

http://seulholic.com/

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/18332531/foiled

Ruined Furniture Architecture, Furniture Design, Industrial Design

R

uined Furniture

The two furniture pieces

is a non-

are made of painted

commissioned

poplar and birch wood

furniture series

using digital fabrication

completed

techniques, and detail

alongside my architectural

hand finishing. Abstract

research. It was driven by

sculptural wood concept

the aesthetic of decay,

models were developed

as decay has replaced

first, then studied and

ornament as the surface

expanded as a means of

condition of modernist

developing the tectonic

architecture.Â

qualities of the furniture.

Andrew Wagner Multidisciplinary Designer, Artist San Diego, CA, USA

awags.us

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/17495653/Ruined-Furniture

Inesis Golf Clubs

Industrial Design, Product Design

Our brand that was created in 2002 is specialized in golf and belongs to the French retail chainDecathlon, which is part of the Oxylane network.

Our main vocation is to make golf accessible to all.

This of My

9.0 the

golf all

team

series

is

the

new Inesis golf

created golf

clubs

first

illustration

clubs with

line

up.

the aim to

return to the roots of golf practice.

To do so, we emphasis the original values of golf: honesty, simplicity and respect.

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/20443621/Inesis-Golf-Clubs

Mathieu Boimare Inesis Design Director Decathlon Lille, France

www.inesis.com/

I’m an experienced product designer with over 10 years of experience, developing strong market-driven products.

My three European degrees in science, fine arts, and industrial desig n provide me with a broad international vision.

atriums

contemplations on light and form "It is necessary to return to the point where the interplay of light and dark r eveals forms, and in this way to bring r ichness back into architectural space.

Yet, the richness and depth of darkness has disappeared from our consciousness, and the subtle nuances that light and darkness engender, their spatial r esonance - these are almost forgotten.

Today, when all is cast in homogeneous light, I am committed to pursuing the interrelationship of light and darknes s.

Light, whose beauty within darkness is as of jewels that one might cup i n one’s hands; light that, hollowing out darkness and piercing our bodies, blows life into ‘place’."

– Tadao

A ndo

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I

n architecture, an atrium is a large open space located within a building. Atria were a common feature in ancient dwellings, providing light and ventilation to the interior. Modern atria, as developed in the late 19th and 20th century (brought by industrial revolution’s great advances in iron and glass manufacturing techiques), are often several stories high and having a glazed roof and/or large windows. They are a popular design feature because they create a dynamic and

stimulating interior, provide shelter while maintaining a visual link with the environment, and bring a feeling of space and light.

Sometimes

located

immediately

beyond

the

main

entrance

as

lobby

and other times placed in the heart of the compotition as the space that works as a visual connection between the various components of complex buildings and as a semi-public meeting place. As Charles Jencks has noted in his article ‘The architecture of democracy’: “The hidden essence of democratic space is the public realm – the agora – that celebrates our differences, our plural views as well as our commonality and makes speech and action significant.”, adding another political and social dimension to their function and symbolism of indoor agoras.

In contemporary design, the aspect of ‘light and ventilation’ has been taken

further

into

more

integrative

sustainable

solutions

in

which

‘living machines’ are part of the ecological wastewater treatment of the facility and together with other bio-climatic design features can achieve zero-energy buildings.

In this selection of atriums we see examples from museums (Museum of Islamic Art, MAXXI, Our Dynamic Earth, Enzo Ferrari Museum) to shopping malls (MyZeil), conference centers (Qatar National Convention Center) to universities (Georgetown Doha, Carnegie Mellon Doha, Hamad Bin Khalifa Doha, churches (Jubilee church, Santo Volto di Gesu) to office buildings (Actelion) and concert halls (Usher Hall).

As

an

architect,

photographer

and

user,

I

find

this

design

feature

fascinating, from the small scale examples of residential architecture to the grand scale cases of public buildings, and with this on-going collection I want to capture their special role in the vocabulary of architecture. The square format was chosen because of its particular emphasis on composition and geometry, to underline the design signal of

intention,

planning

and

precision.

The

black

&

white

render

chosen to accentuate the interplay between light and form.

was

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1,2,3 Museum of Islamic Art, Doha. Architect I.M. Pei Š Pygmalion Karatzas

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4,5,6 MyZeil shopping center, Frankfurt. Architects Massimiliano & Doriana Fuksas Š Pygmalion Karatzas

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7,8 Qatar National Convention Center, Doha. Architect Arata Isozaki Š Pygmalion Karatzas

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9, 10 MAXXI museum, Roma. Architect Zaha Zadid Š Pygmalion Karatzas

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11, 12 Carnegie Mellon University, Doha. Architects Legorreta + Legorreta Š Pygmalion Karatzas

About Pygmalion Karatzas Pygmalion Karatzas was born

Photography & Video, 2nd place

in Greece in 1973, studied

in the 2014 World Photography

architecture in Budapest, urban

Organization Awards in the

design in Edinburgh, ecovillage

category of National Awards, 3rd

design education at Findhorn.

place in the 2014 International

He has been working as a

Photography Awards category of

freelance architect and through

Non-Pro Architecture-Buildings.

collaborations from Greece and

His images have been featured

abroad since 1999. Designed and

in fine art and architectural

supervised over 20 projects,

magazines from numerous

being involved in all aspects of

countries.

the development from concept

Collaborates with arcspace.

inception and building permits,

com of the Danish Architecture

to shop-drawings, construction

Centre as photo editor of ‘The

supervision, marketing and

Camera’ section dedicated to

networking.

architectural and fine art

A self-taught photographer,

photography. His on-going

in recent years focused also

research is towards an integral

on fine art and editorial

approach to architecture,

architectural photography

sustainability and art. Based in

(rights-managed stock, real

Aigion, travels in Greece and

estate, business rebranding,

abroad for his personal projects

architectural portfolios,

and commissions.

construction yearbooks). Winner of the 2014 Architizer A+ popular choice award in the

http://karatzas.wix.com/photo

category of Architecture Plus

http://karatzas-architects.com

Santo Volto di Gesu, Rome. Architects Sartogo & Grenon Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Jubilee church, Rome. Architects Richard Meier & partners Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Our Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh. Architect Michael Hopkins Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Enzo Ferrari museum, Modena. Architects Future Systems & Shiro Studio Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Usher Hall extension, Edinburgh. Architects LDN Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Georgetown University, Doha. Architects Legorreta + Legorreta Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Actelion, Basel. Architects Herzog & de Meuron Š Pygmalion Karatzas

Hamad Bin Khalifa University Student Center. Architects Legorreta + Legorreta Š Pygmalion Karatzas

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