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Frame Publishers empowers spatial design excellence. We stimulate interior designers and architects to make outstanding spaces by sourcing, curating and sharing the best from the world of art and design. We enable them to lead the pack by researching and reporting on trends in retail, hospitality, event and workplace design. Our new book titles for spring 2016 reflect this mission.
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Frame PublishersC ATA L O G U E S P R I N G 2 0 1 6
Contents1
Introduction
2New Titles
Spaces for Innovation Powershop 5
Knowledge Matters3deluxe
CMF DesignOnomatopoeia
14Recent Titles
The Other Office 2Goods 2
Grand Stand 5Holistic Retail Design
Sebastiaan Bremer – To JoyLINE-INC.
20Portfolio HighlightsPostdigital Artisans
Bright 2Notebooks
The Factory Set
22Backlist
30Distributors
32Index
33Contacts & Credits
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CoverArtwork from the recent Frametitle Sebastiaan Bremer – To Joy
(courtesy of Hales Gallery, Londonand Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York)
ISBN 978-94-91727-94-8
Contacts & Credits
IntroductionFrame Publishers empowers spatial design excellence. We stimulate interior designers and architects to make outstanding spaces by sourcing, curating and sharing the best from the world of art and design. We enable them to lead the pack by researching and reporting on trends in retail, hospitality, event and workplace design. Our new book titles for spring 2016 reflect this mission. One of our bestsellers, Powershop, features the latest trends in retail design. Now out in its fifth edition, this impressive book showcases no fewer than 120 extraordinary stores by designers around the world, offering a glimpse of future developments in the realm of retail. CMF Design takes an in-depth look at the fundamental principles of colours, materials and finishes as related to industrially-designed consumer products. In our first book about this relatively young branch of design, the author consolidates its basic premises for easy consultation and referencing by both students and professionals. Many case studies illustrate the theory covered in CMF Design. How can spaces drive creativity? The answer to that question is the main rationale behind Spaces for Innovation, a publication based on research carried out by UK innovation charity Nesta. This important book gives Nesta’s research a context, while providing inspiring guidelines for interior designers, architects and other organisations interested in fostering innovation. My last recommendation is a book written by acclaimed Dutch architects Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, the founders and directors of UNStudio. They compiled Knowledge Matters, a manifesto on the role of architects and the future of their profession. The authors advocate a greater sharing of knowledge and data among architects, with an eye to raising the discipline of architecture – in its broadest sense – to a level that is better suited to dealing with societal issues. Books like these are helping to propel interior design and architecture into the future, and, in so doing, they inevitably lead to excellent spatial design. If you have a good idea for a book or want to offer feedback on these or other books released by Frame Publishers, we would love to hear from you at [email protected].
Robert ThiemannDirector
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Spaces for InnovationThe Design and Science of Inspiring Environments
This book explains the relationship between the physical design of working environments and levels of creativity and innovation. Based on the available evidence, Spaces for Innovation identifies the physical characteristics of workspaces that are associated with high innovation potential and determine why they have an effect. Providing a basic framework for the design of innovative environments, this book can be used in analysing ways to enhance physical space in the pursuit of innovation. Spaces for Innovation is a research-based publication that acts as a pattern guide, providing context, examples, inspiration and direction to help you explore and understand your organisational challenges.
A guide for defining and designing the right spaces to inspire creativity and innovation
Category Office DesignAuthors Kursty Groves Knight and Oliver MarlowEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame256 pages165 x 225 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-97-9EnglishApril 2016
• A collaboration between the innovation charity Nesta, authors Kursty Groves Knight and Oliver Marlow, the IE School of Architecture and Design, and Frame Publishers.
• The book includes interviews, case studies, a practical framework, photographs and spatial illustrations.
• The authors carried out research with established companies such as Google, IDEO, Microsoft and Airbnb.
3N E W T I T L E S
The Experience
Strategic Questions How do we want people to feel in our spaces (comfort-able, safe,excited, curious, cosy, alert)? What different energies are we seeking to create (vibrant, relaxed, social, contempla-tive)? What tonal contrasts might we explore? How might they change? What visual stimuli do we need? How might that change? What cues and clues might we need to encourage the right behaviour? How might we encourage the use of all of our senses? What can we do to makethings tangible?
Many intuitively know an Innovative Space when they step into it. When they feel it, not necessarily when they see it. The debate around creative spaces largely centres on the argument that ‘creativity can happen anywhere’ and that ‘slides and beanbags won’t make you creative’. Both those statements are true. The confusion comes when people fail to understand that it is the experience an Innovative Space creates for its inhabitants that allows them to behave and interact in a way that maximises their potential for individual and collective creativity. The photographs we see from the outside serve only as a glimpse at the surface; what lies beneath are the element that come together, resonating with an undeniable creative buzz.
Impact HubOne of the first of its kind, Impact Hubs are “where change goes to work.” Part innovation lab, part business incubator and part community center, Impact Hubs offer “a unique ecosystem of resources, inspiration, and collaboration opportunities” to a network of collaborators focused on making a positive impact in the world. The first Hub space was founded in 2004 when designer Oliver Marlow (now Creative Director at Studio TILT), with a young group of techies, graphic designers and charity workers formed a 30-strong community that together designed and built its own space in Islington, London from scratch. At its core, the philosophy of the Impact Hub is to cultivate a collaborative community, co-located in a co-created space, as “impact cannot happen in isolation; it requires collective action.” The approach
Innovative Spaces
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The Experience Kursty Groves Knight & Oliver Marlow Nesta
doing with inquisitive thinking about the state of the world, and through under-standing how minds work in dynamic environments, enable “critical thinking in a safe space.” It’s this awareness of the interrelationship of spatial dynamics that fostered a desire to develop a deeper understanding of how to create a collabo-rative, inspired, and connected place that will powerfully support and accelerate entrepreneurial work, collective impact and mutual success. Viewing collabo-rative space-making as a much needed living process and practice, Tatiana has been exploring three levels of “architecture”: ”the physical, social and energetic containers that enable collaborative communities and the emergence of new ideas,” and ultimately transform space into an experience. In her article, “Collab-orative Space: in Process and Practice”, Tatiana outlines some key insights around which Impact Hubs are designed, built, maintained and nurtured to become “a place-for-purpose”. The typical model of workspace creation, where spaces are built and then people expected to behave in a certain way, results in individuals “becoming both yielding to work in a non-generative space for oneself and hampered in the potential for the group/organisation/department they are in to become a collab-orative community”. In contrast, HUB spaces employ a ‘consciously curated’
co-creation process of making the space, inviting its users (HUB members) to be an integral part of the space design and building. This invitation to co-create the physical space has enabled both peer-to-peer community building and a stronger sense of agency within and ownership of spaces once built. However over the years, as membership shifts and people walk into a space seemingly ready-made, the challenge, asks Tatiana is “how to continue to invite users to co-shape the space they inhabit?” This, it seems, is where the role of the social and energetic forces begin to exert their influences; the role of the community and the hosts of the space become important in continually engaging people with each other and the space. Tatiana emphasises the importance of distinguishing between co-crea-tion and consultation: “You can go out there and consult people on what they like but sometimes they don’t know what they don’t know.” Having worked with Studio TILT on previous Hubs, when she experienced their codesign process and then adapting that approach with her own interest in social space, the result is a day-to-day attitude which prioritises flexibility as a way of engaging people in the creation of their own spaces moment-to-moment. “There’s a movability in our
Impact Hub Amsterdam
Tatiana Glad, is co-founder of Impact Hub Amsterdam and passionate about social entrepreneurship as well as how to cultivate truly great collaborative spaces. The daughter of Belgian immigrants from Canada, she grew up alongside her parents’ bakery business, where she learned the value of small enterprises that are deeply embedded in the community: “When people came into the bakery, they would talk about what was going on in the neighbourhood so to me there are a lot of principles about a hospitable space when it comes down to natural things that you do as human beings when you create community.” Extending her interest in social business and business as a vehicle for change, Tatiana sought to work in a number of different organisations, from large corporates to NGOs to consulting but change didn’t happen quickly enough for her. “ I was working for a big corporate, wanting to change the world, thinking that would happen but then I realised that there are a lot power dynamics that go along with space, how you set up cubicles, how people are set up in a hierarchy and how buildings are constituted, who gets the corner office, who doesn’t and I became very interested in social technologies like OpenSpace and WorldCafe just as a way of shaking things up and also allowing people to be more liberated in what they can contribute.” So working in the entrepreneur space seemed to be the answer to Tati-ana’s ‘fluttering impatience” to get out and do things that are meaningful. For Tatiana, the heart of the role of the Impact Hub is to facilitate people who blend
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‘There’s a movability in our hub that is really important because I see how that transforms the dynamics and the possibilities and the permission for people’
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Innovative Spaces Kursty Groves Knight & Oliver Marlow NestaThe Experience
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Powershop 5New Retail Design
Powershop 5 is an exciting exploration of the best in retail design, showcasing interiors that are as inspiring and refreshing as they are surprising and alluring. Featuring 135 shop and showroom interiors, the book captures the current trends in this field. Included projects range from supermarkets to bakeries, luxury fashion boutiques to sneaker shops, and car showrooms to concept stores. Each design is featured on two to six pages that are filled with photos, drawings, sketches and a description of the design and the designer. The project text explains how the designers made the client’s store and products stand out, how they incorporated the client’s identity identity into an environment, how the concept developed, what materials were used and how the design was executed. The showcased work is created by world-famous designers as well as young design studios and is selected based on the original concept, original concept, creativity, innovative approach or the project’s unmistakable wow-factor.
An exciting exploration of the latest in retail design
Category Retail DesignEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame512 pages240 x 320 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-94-91727-93-1EnglishApril 2016
• Like its successful predecessors, Powershop 5 unveils the latest and greatest retail interiors from all over the world.
• Projects are illustrated by stunning photography, floor plans, concept sketches, renderings and detailed descriptions.
• Powershop is known as Frame’s ‘retail bible’ and is a must-have reference tool for everyone involved in retail design.
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Knowledge MattersUNStudio
The profession ‘architect’ has expanded in recent years, not just in terms of the cultural influences, but equally with respect to scientific advances. The inventive economy has also led to new lifestyle choices and a new role for the architect and architectural practice. We talk of an architecture that is either pre-crisis or post-crisis, the latter resulting in a call for responsible architecture (affordable, sustainable, attainable and healthy). This change led to changes in the UNStudio practice; the introduction of Knowledge Platforms and the development from a network to a knowledge practice. Now compiled into an inspiring publication, Knowledge Matters will help architects to run a better studio and to share knowledge.
Exploring the changing role of the architect though the knowledge process of this
world-renowned architecture firm
Category ArchitectureAuthors Ben van Berkel, Caroline Vos and Karen MurphyGraphic Design Proxi Design (Rein Steger)400 pages240 x 290 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-98-6May 2016
• The objective of this inspiring UNStudio publication is to distil knowledge from within the practice of architecture in order to propel design thinking and innovation.
• A guide explaining eleven ‘knowledge tools’, which will help you to become a better architect and provide instruction on how to run your company better than before.
• Written by UNStudio’s Ben van Berkel, one of the most well-known architects in the world.
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3deluxeNoor Island’s Realms of Imagination
Noor Island is located in the central lagoon of Sharjah, the third largest city in the United Arab Emirates. The long-term uncultivated island has now been transformed into an urban-themed experience where nature and architecture meld in fascinating fashion. Already well known for ground-breaking projects, 3deluxe is once again entering new and visionary dimensions for the built world, exploiting the potential of transdisciplinary design to the fullest at Noor Island.
Inspirational book showcasing 3deluxe’s multidimensional design cosmos
Category ArchitectureAuthor 3deluxeGraphic Design 3deluxe256 pages260 x 360 mmHardcover£32.00ISBN 978-94-91727-95-5EnglishFebruary 2016
• The luxurious volume relies on sketches, plans, renderings and photos to give readers a detailed insight into the 3deluxe design process and offers a rich source of inspiration.
• In the form of a multilayered collage of graphic and textual information, the book vividly conveys 3deluxe’s visual and theoretical creative approach.
• Essays by renowned authors complement the descriptions of this unique Noor Island project.
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CMF DesignThe Fundamental Principles of Colour,
Material and Finish Design
CMF Design focuses on general key fundamental principles and processes of the use of colours, materials and finishes as they apply to consumer products and consumer goods. It is also an overview of the different industries, the areas of expertise that professionals need to master, an overview of its emotional and functional context, and a step-by-step guide to the CMF process.
The concept of CMF design could be
approached as a ‘puzzle of elements’ with multiple
correct solutions, depending on who is
creating it and who it is created for
Category Product DesignAuthor Liliana BecerraGraphic Design Frame with Liliana Becerra208 pages170 x 230 mmHardcover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-79-5EnglishFebruary 2016
• The first book on the ‘what’ and the ‘how’ of CMF – colour, material and
finish design.• The author Liliana Becerra is an
independent design strategist, professor and writer based in Los Angeles, United States.
• A must-have book for students and professionals in the areas of product design, branding, marketing and advertising as well as trend forecasters, material developers, surface designers, and anyone else with an interest in this broad discipline.
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OnomatopoeiaIts People and Surroundings
In 2005, Scottish Artist Charles Avery embarked on a long-term project entitled The Islanders, a detailed description of the topography, cosmology and inhabitants of a fictional island, realised in drawings, objects and texts. This book is a portrait of the people and culture of Onomatopoeia, capital city, port and gateway to the Island. The town was once the stepping off point for pioneers and travellers. It grew from an outpost to a bustling boomtown, before entering a phase of decline into depression ravaged slum, and now – in the fictional present – finds itself reborn as a regenerated city of culture with its own Museum of Modern Art.
The latest instalment in well-known artist Charles Avery’s long-term project
Category ArtAuthors Charles Avery, Robin Mackayand Gilda WilliamsGraphic Design Sebastiaan Brandsen256 pages260 x 340 mmHardcover£30.00ISBN 978-94-91727-96-2EnglishJanuary 2016
• The third book about Charles Avery’s work The Islanders.
• Showcased are drawings, sculptures and other objects that are part of an imaginary world.
• The featured work is also shown in galleries and museums such as Pillar Corrias Gallery, Gallery Grimm and Museum Boijmans van Beuningen.
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How do designers approach the brief when creating inspirational and incentive-filled spaces? The simple answer is: in a wide variety of ways. The Other Office 2 illustrates this with 80 cutting-edge workplace designs – everything from compact hubs to multilevel corporate headquarters – with the global offices divided into three chapters (tech and finance sectors; creative economy; public services and co-working providers). The process from concept to realisation is outlined, as are the challenges that designers must overcome to be able to realise working environments that are crucibles for innovation and creativity.
• The 488-page luxurious volume features 80 cutting-edge offices from around the globe.
• The book focuses on interiors that illustrate the current trends in office design, developed with a knowledge of what is at the heart of workforces and their day-to-day requirements.
• Up-to-date reference tool for professionals of the commercial architecture and design community, divided into three chapters and indexed by name of designer and office space.
The Other Office 2Creative Workplace Design
14 R E C E N T
Category Office DesignAuthors Carmel McNamara and Will GeorgiGraphic Design Frame with Tineke Hoogenboom488 pages230 x 297 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-94-91727-60-3EnglishDecember 2015
Instead of just filling a book with new products, Goods 2 takes design publishing a step further; 46 iconic design products are analysed and featured from conceptual design sketch to realisation. And that’s not all. This huge book also shows international reference projects where these products have been used successfully. This inspiring volume unravels the design process of a whole host of contemporary objects – dive in and follow these products on their journey; get insight into the way manufacturers cooperate with designers, and get more understanding of the endless production possibilities. This makes Goods 2 an indispensable source of information and inspiration for product- and interior designers.
• Shows step-by-step how initial concepts are transformed into beautiful products.
• Photos of the successful placement of the products in recently-designed interior are included.
• An indispensible source of information, providing inspiration for product and interior designers.
Goods 2Interior Products from Sketch to Use
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Category Product Design Authors Ana Martins and Marlous van Rossum-WillemsGraphic Design Frame with Zoe Bar-Pereg392 pages220 x 280 mmHardcover£50.00ISBN 978-94-91727-42-9EnglishDecember 2015
Grand Stand 5 is a visual feast of tempting temporary spaces. Readers discover how ateliers and studios respond to the task of integrating brand identity into commercial presentations and spatial scenographies with stimulating atmospheres. This book is the latest addition to our resoundingly successful series, making this the definitive source on trade fair design, and a must-have reference tool for interior designers, architects and branding experts. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to get up-to-date with the current trends in trade fair design.
• Illustrated are 106 trade fair environments that are as thrilling as they are eye-catching.
• Categorised by theme, from apparel and architectural products to lighting and mobility.• Grand Stand is Frame’s best-selling book
series and is a must-have reference tool and source of inspiration.
Category Stand DesignAuthor Jeanne TanEditor Sarah de BoerGraphic Design Frame with Studio Mariëlle van Genderen 408 pages240 x 320 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-94-91727-55-9EnglishNovember 2015
Grand Stand 5Trade Fair Design
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Holistic Retail Design establishes a theory on the design of retail formats and shopping experiences. It explores the strategies for designing and setting up sales outlets, as well as both bricks-and-mortar and digital showrooms, in order to offer a holistic experience. Real-life applications on the strategies across all customer touchpoints are showcased with best practice examples from around the globe.
• The authors, Philipp Teufel and Rainer Zimmermann, outline a new approach to retail design.
• Written by leading professors in the field from the Peter Behrens School of Arts, University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf.
• Strategy applications are outlined per chapter, with international best practice cases highlighted.
Category Retail Design Authors Philipp Teufel and Rainer ZimmermannGraphic Design Jens Müller400 pages65 x 240 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-65-8EnglishSeptember 2015
Holistic Retail DesignReshaping Shopping for the Digital Era
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Part-intelligentsia, part-phantasmagoria, part-secret journal – To Joy is an illustrated guide through the labyrinthine imagination of contemporary artist Sebastiaan Bremer. His works explode with energy as his obsessively-painted white dots rise over his photographic canvases like clouds of smoke. Born in Amsterdam, Bremer creates his subjects from a swirling ring of psychedelic/art historical/personal anecdotal ecstasy. Sex, death, family, art, history, love and lust come in and out of focus as the imagery morphs into layers of alchemy and meaning.
• The first detailed analysis of the paintings of Sebastiaan Bremer.
• An inspiring, visual documentation of the processes employed by this contemporary artist.
• Informative texts and illustrated studio visit are designed to flow like an autobiographic novel.
Category Photography, ArtAuthors Sebastiaan Bremer, Charlotte Cotton and Gregory VolkGraphic Design Christiaan Kuypers126 pages, plus 5 fold-outs330 x 330 mmHardcover£30.00ISBN 978-94-91727-78-8EnglishSeptember 2015
Sebastiaan BremerTo Joy
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Showcasing the successful products of the Japanese interior design firm LINE-INC., founded by Takao Katsuta in Tokyo in 2002, the book details international and local projects from the award-winning firm, demonstrating the studio’s strengths and inspirational vision. The book focuses on 100 projects and gives an in-depth look at the interior design projects realised by the eleven designers of LINE-INC. with Takao Katsuta at the centre. The projects include retail spaces, offices, restaurants and bars, as well as exhibition spaces and architecture. Illustrated with a large selection of beautiful project photography, the title also contains informative materials, including illustrations, drawings, freehand sketches, plans, renderings, and more.
• An exclusive peek into the working life of a world-renowned design firm.
• Design processes are explained from the studio’s perspective.
• Vital reading for anyone seeking to discover the story behind realised designs.
Category DesignAuthor Takao KatsutaGraphic Design LINE-INC.304 pages230 x 290 mmHardcover£32.00ISBN 978-94-91727-43-6EnglishSeptember 2015
LINE-INC.Creating Inspiring Places for People
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Postdigital ArtisansCraftmanship with a New Aesthetic
Bright 2 Architectural Illumination and Light Installations
Postdigital Artisans focuses on a return to tactility, featuring contemporary artisans who craft objects by hand whilst embracing the digital age, drawing inspiration from these themes. It represents a return to the physical in the digital age.
• Showcases 60 modern-day artisans who work in the digital world yet craft by hand.
• Featured in The New York Times• Included are a number of essays by
experts which will throw light on different aspects of the postdigital mindset and aesthetic.
Bright 2 presents a rich selection of innovative projects that are setting trends in the creative use of light. The included work has been implemented in both a commercial and cultural context around the world. Each designer or design company is allocated an 8-page feature that includes both stunning photography and detailed text information.
• Light projects are showcased from 44 studios across the globe.
• Included are works of art, installations and projects that sculpt landscape and architecture.
• Vital reading for professionals in lighting design, outdoor advertising, event design and architecture.
Category Art, Architecture, Design, FashionAuthor Jonathan OpenshawGraphic Design Frame260 pages230 x 290 mmHardcover£32.00ISBN 978-94-91727-61-0EnglishMay 2015
Category Lighting DesignEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame360 pages240 x 300 mmHardcover£50.00ISBN 978-94-91727-41-2EnglishApril 2015
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NotebooksCelebrating the Creative Process
This series consists of three notebooks, each relating to the topics of the magazines of Frame Publishers: Frame (interior and product design), Mark (architecture) and Elephant (art). Ideal for use as a journal or sketchpad, each notebook has its own distinctive use of colour and graphics. The creation of this series of publications is a logical step to supplement the successful magazines which aim to inspire creative and push the limits of their discipline.
• These quality notebooks are desirable objects, which make them an ideal gift for creative individuals.
• Containing 144 blank pages, there are 16 illustrated sheets interspersed that refer to the associated magazine.
Category Creative Process, SketchingEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame160 pages170 x 220 mmSoft cover£12.00ISBN The Great Indoors Notebook 978-94-91727-56-6ISBN Another Architecture Notebook 978-94-91727-57-3ISBN The Art Culture Notebook 978-94-91727-62-7EnglishApril 2015
Elaborate wooden artworks by Ron van der Ende depicting cars, spacecraft, tree stumps and other artefacts come to life in the form of bas-reliefs, creating striking spatial effects. The Factory Set is richly illustrated to showcase the artist’s work, detailing his trademark wall-mounted art constructed from found wood and salvaged materials.
• This book presents a perspective of van der Ende’s 25 years of art practice.
• There is an in-depth introduction written by the artist himself.
• Included are texts by Frits van Dongen, Ron van der Ende, Jannet de Goede, Hester Keijser and Braden King.
The Factory SetShowcasing Ron van der Ende’s Artworks
Category ArtAuthor Ron van der EndeGraphic Design Jan van Mechelen272 pages220 x 285 mmHardcover£32.00ISBN 978-94-91727-66-5EnglishJanuary 2015
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Providing an overview of 30 leading design schools from all over the world, this book is the definite resource for anyone applying to graduate school.
Night Fever 4 is an invaluable resource to keep up with the field’s latest trends. Presenting 130 interiors – restaurants, bars and clubs, and hotels – this luxurious volume looks in detail at the cutting-edge designs that vary from subtle to stunning and from low-budget to exorbitant.
Goods takes 59 iconic design products and analyzes them in detail, from the sketchbook of the designer, to the manufacturing process, to featuring prominently in an interior project.
Masterclass:Interior Design
Night Fever 4Hospitality Design
GoodsInterior Products from Sketch to Use
Category Design, Education Editor FrameGraphic Design Frame 328 pages, 170 x 230 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-25-2EnglishSeptember 2014
Category Hospitality Design Editor FrameGraphic Design Frame with Zoe Bar-Pereg600 pages, 230 x 297 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-94-91727-16-0EnglishSeptember 2014
Category Product Design Editor FrameGraphic Design Frame with Zoe Bar-Pereg500 pages, 220 x 280 mmHardcover£50.00ISBN 978-90-77174-69-2EnglishSeptember 2014
Re:Society shows a selection of over 130 artworks that ING has collected over the past 40 years, and what ING has meant for and will mean for society in the future.
Re:Society40 Years of ING Engaging with the Arts
Category Art Authors Konrad Schiller and Erica ShiozakiEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame208 pages, 220 x 280 mmHardcover £30.00ISBN 978-94-91727-45-0EnglishSeptember 2014
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The latest book in one of Frame’s best-selling series, Powershop 4 unveils 120 shop and showroom interiors and shows the current trends in retail design. Included projects range from supermarkets to bakeries, from luxury fashion boutiques to sneaker shops and jewellers.
Model Making is a step-by-step guide about how to conceive and create models for spatial disciplines. Borne out of the authors’ experience and enjoyment in the use of models in education and in professional practice, it is an essential guide to creating architectural models.
Powershop 4New Retail Design
Model MakingConceive, Create and Convince
Category Retail Design Author Jane SzitaEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame with Matte512 pages, 240 x 320 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-94-91727-27-6EnglishMay 2014
Category Architecture, Education Authors Arjan Karssenand Barnard OtteEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame 208 pages, 245 x 210 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-27-6EnglishMay 2014
Diptych features work from designer Lex Pott. Eight wooden products are beautifully illustrated. Pott drewinspiration from Dutch pine and created eight products, among others a room divider, a set of combs and a cabinet. The series was given the name Diptych.
DiptychNew Window ✕ Lex Pott
Category Product DesignAuthors Woes van Haaften and Lex Pott Editor FrameGraphic Design Mainstudio88 pages, 230 x 308 mmSoft cover£12.00ISBN 978-94-91727-90-0EnglishApril 2014
This book features Ryan McGinness’ paintings and sculptures from different bodies of work – Mindscapes, Blackholes and Women – as well as site-specific work made for the pages of this book. Reproductions of reproductions fold in on themselves as McGinness describes the reproduced works.
Ryan McGinnessEverything is Everywhere
Category ArtAuthor Ryan McGinness Graphic Design Ryan McGinness160 pages, 216 x 279 mmHardcover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-26-9 EnglishApril 2014
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This book focuses on 30 leading graduate schools around the globe. It unravels the important aspects about each course, the schools and their locations, including interviews with students/alumni that outline everything a potential student needs to know.
This book is aimed at anyone seeking a master’s degree course in graphic design. It guides readers to select the school that is right for them. Comparing 30 schools across the globe, with examples of graduate work and interviews with alumni, plus information about the school.
Graduate courses dedicated to fashion and textile design are put under the spotlight in this guidebook. It is vital reading during the research phase when seeking a graduate school, with almost 30 of the leading schools and their courses outlined in detail.
Dutch artist Marjolijn Mandersloot creates sculptures for which human and animal shapes are an important source of inspiration, mainly serving as a metaphor. Rabbits, donkeys, dogs and bears are formed in a humorous response to the malleable world of this moment.
Masterclass:Architecture
Masterclass:Graphic Design
Masterclass:Fashion & Textiles
Marjolijn ManderslootWhodunit
Category Architecture, EducationAuthor Ana MartinsEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame, Linda Beumer, Anna Hennerdal320 pages, 170 x 230 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-90-77174-98-2EnglishDecember 2013
Category Design, Education, Graphic DesignAuthor Merel KokhuisEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame,Adriaan Mellegers320 pages, 170 x 230 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-94-91727-01-6EnglishDecember 2013
Category Design, Education, FashionAuthor Jane SzitaEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame, Carlo Elias312 pages, 170 x 230 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-90-77174-99-9 English December 2013
Category ArtAuthors Annabelle Birnie and Edwin van OnnaGraphic DesignHans van Wezel128 pages, 220 x 280 mmHardcover£20.00ISBN 978-9491727-31-3EnglishJanuary 2014
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Grand Stand 4 brings readers up-to-date with developments in the fast-paced world of stand design. The book encompasses 150 stunning projects representing a varied selection of remarkable trade fair environments from around the world.
Grand Stand 4Trade Fair Design
Category Stand DesignEditor FrameGraphic design Frame512 pages, 240 x 320 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-90-77174-72-2EnglishApril 2013
In Fetishism in Fashion trend forecaster Lidewij Edelkoort explores the world of fashion through a fetishistic lens to reveal an instinctive future for style and culture.
Fetishism in FashionBy Lidewij Edelkoort
Category Art, Design, Fashion, Photography Author Lidewij EdelkoortEditor Philip FimmanoGraphic Design Jeroen Jas248 pages, 230 x 290 mmHardcover£32.00ISBN 978-94-91727-13-9EnglishJune 2013
Artist Arne Quinze’s installation, My Secret Garden, encourages visitors to explore their own mental place and is complementary to his other work, Rock Strangers, on the coastline in Ostend. Quinze invited Saskia de Coster to capture the alienation and intimacy the respective works in contemporary stories and distinctive film footage.
My Secret Garden & Rock Strangers
Category ArtAuthor Saskia de Coster Art direction Arne Quinze, Dave Bruel, Denis Decaluwé576 pages, 240 x 320 mmTwo hardcover books in slipcase incl. 2 DVDs £40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-84-5 English, Dutch, French, German (multilingual) January 2013
Aimed at bachelor’s degree students and recent graduates, this guide provides an in-depth overview of 30 leading graduate schools across the globe offering a master’s degree in product design. Full course details and interviews with current students/alumni mean the book answers all the questions future students might have.
Masterclass:Product Design
Category Design, Education, Product DesignEditor FrameGraphic Design Frame328 pages, 170 x 230 mmSoft cover£25.00ISBN 978-90-77174-71-5EnglishNovember 2012
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Paul Barbera is a documentary photographer on a mission: to visit and capture the essence of the studios of people whose work he loves and whose spaces he likes. Featured are 32 studios of media companies like the magazine Wallpaper* and fashion houses such as Acne, as well as artists, architects, illustrators and designers from all over the world.
Night Fever 3 presents 129 interiors – restaurants, bars and clubs, and hotels – offering a detailed look at the cutting-edge approach of their creators. Today, designers distil a venue’s essence and incorporate it in the interior, often working with aspects of its setting to create a certain atmosphere.
In his global design practice, Karim Rashid’s sketches are the conceptual reference point for his projects. His drawings all exhibit a visual consistency and confidence of line. Karim has produced thousands of sketches and hundreds of digital illustrations, 300 of which are shown in Sketch.
Where They CreatePeople and spaces photographed by Paul Barbera
Night Fever 3Hospitality Design
SketchArtworks of Karim Rashid
Category Creative Process, PhotographyAuthor Alexandra OnderwaterGraphic design FramePhotography Paul Barbera288 pages, 240 x 300 mmHardcover, 32 different covers£30.00ISBN 978-90-77174-49-4EnglishJune 2011
Category Hospitality DesignEditor FrameContributing author Sarah Martín PearsonGraphic Design Frame600 pages, 230 x 297 mmHardcover£60.00ISBN 978-90-77174-63-0 EnglishJune 2012
Category Creative Process, Graphic Design, SketchingAuthor Karim Rashid Graphic designStephen Schmidt280 pages, 230 x 297 mmHardcover in PVC slipcase£32.00ISBN 978-90-77174-61-6 EnglishOctober 2011
Nature has always been a source of inspiration, offering countless sustainable solutions to issues we face daily. Industry of Nature describes 75 strategies that nature has developed in response to these needs, and showcases designs in which these solutions have been applied.
Industry of NatureAnother Approach to Ecology
Category Creative Process, Design, Materials Editor Élodie Ternaux, matériO Graphic Design Atelier MAJi288 pages, 224 x 284 mmHardcover with dust jacket £40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-48-7EnglishDecember 2011
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Material World 3 offers 100 materials and semi-finished products carefully selected by matériO. It covers materials with a wide variety of properties and aesthetic qualities, like modular, undulating wall coverings, fish-skin leathers, photovoltaic textiles, and LED lighting systems powered by wafer-thin batteries.
Japanese firm Intentionallies pushes the architectural envelope, researching the depth and range of design in order to break boundaries. The firm’s portfolio covers 15 years in which the outfit created remarkable environments at home and abroad. Featured projects include residences, offices, restaurants, shops, buildings and product designs.
Grand Stand 3 presents 145 trade fair stands, ranging from small booths to multi level structures. Each stand is presented by a description of the design, project credits, photography and a designer profile.
Material World 3Innovative Materials for Architecture & Design
IntentionalliesShaping Japan and Beyond
Grand Stand 3Design for Trade Fair Stands
Category Architecture, Design, MaterialsDirected by Élodie Ternaux, matériOGraphic designAtelier MAJi232 pages, 230 x 280 mmHardcover£40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-26-5 EnglishMay 2011
Category DesignAuthor Shuwa TeiGraphic designTycoon Graphics280 pages, 239 x 319 mmHardcover£40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-34-0EnglishMay 2011
Category Stand DesignEditor FrameGraphic design Frame512 pages, 240 x 320 mmFlexi cover with transparent PVC sleeve£60.00ISBN 978-90-77174-25-8 EnglishMarch 2011
Colour Hunting explores how colour plays a vital role in our visual experiences and affects our senses, emotions and actions.
Colour HuntingHow Colour Influences What We Make, Buy and Feel
Category Creative Process, Product Design Compiled By Hanneke Kamphuis, Hedwig van Onna Author Jeanne TanGraphic Design Frame264 pages, 200 x 265 mmHardcover with dust jacket £40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-27-2EnglishJune 2011
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Float! proposes a new way of building: on water instead of on land. Building on water allows inner-city areas to expand. It is up to architects of the climatechange generation to respond to the world’s spatial needs with smart, sustainable proposals. This must-read book helps them do just that.
Bright details and explores 38 exterior lighting designs from top-level designers, manufacturers and artists around the world. Each project is shown on eight pages through photography, plans, lighting schemes and an explanatory text.
A luxurious monograph on the architecture, interiors and graphics of German design collective 3deluxe. This book presents the group’s projects showing a skilful mastery of interplaying graphics, interior and architecture to create powerful spatial situations that resonate through all of the studio’s projects.
Float!Building on Water
BrightArchitectural Illumination & Light Installations
3deluxeTransdisciplinary Approaches to Design
Category ArchitectureAuthors Koen Olthuis, David KeuningGraphic design Frame304 pages, 170 x 240 mmHardcover with dust jacket £40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-29-6 EnglishSeptember 2010
Category Architecture, Design, Lighting DesignEditor FrameGraphic design LAVA362 pages, 230 x 297 mmHardcover£40.00ISBN 978-3-89955-301-7 EnglishMay 2008
Category DesignAuthor 3deluxeGraphic design 3deluxe368 pages, 220 x 280 mmHardcover with laser-cut dust jacket£40.00ISBN 978-3-89955-306-2EnglishOctober 2008
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The unique atmosphere of the seaside has been captured by designers, architects and artists worldwide. Compiled in this book are 115 creative concepts, from beach clubs, hotels and oceanfront homes to sea baths, urban beaches and art installations.
BeachlifeDesign and Architecture at the Seaside
Category Design, ArtEditor FrameGraphic design Matte280 pages, 240 x 280 mmHardcover with linen£35.00ISBN 978-3-89955-302-4 EnglishJune 2008
Happening presents 29 happenings – in the broadest sense of the word. From car shows to fashion events, from exhibitions to festivals, from sparkling to robust. Instead of telling you how to organise anevent, this book focuses on the design, and shows you how the designers translated the brief into an experience.
HappeningDesign for Events
Category Design Editor FrameGraphic design The Stone Twins240 pages, 240 x 320 mmHardcover £45.00ISBN 978-90-77174-22-7EnglishDecember 2006
Shaken and then stirred, this book presents a cocktail of bars, cafés and clubs. Introduced by an accompanying text, each of the 40 featured projects is presented over seven pages illustrated with high quality photographs and floor plans, with an additional page dedicated to the designers.
Relax explores the holistic, sensorial interiors of wellness centres worldwide. Divided into three sections – spas, salons and gyms – this book offers its readers an escapism, albeit only temporary, to worlds where human wellbeing is paramount.
Behind BarsDesign for Cafés and Bars
RelaxInteriors for Human Wellness
Category Hospitality DesignEditor FrameGraphic design ...,staat 344 pages, 170 x 240 mmHardcover£35.00ISBN 978-3-89955-300-0 EnglishNovember 2007
Category DesignEditor FrameGraphic design smel256 pages, 230 x 297 mmHardcover£40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-10-4EnglishNovember 2007
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Bon Appétit presents 35 projects from around the globe: restaurant settings produced by the world’s most influential design firms – from Karim Rashid and Marcel Wanders to Stefan Zwicky and HawkinsBrown. The recipe for restaurant magic features a provocative mix of dining environments to satisfy every taste.
Bon AppétitRestaurant Design
Category Hospitality DesignEditor FrameGraphic design Alvin Chan 374 pages, 180 x 260 mmHardcover£40.00ISBN 978-90-77174-18-0 EnglishOctober 2006
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Art13, 18, 20–26, 28
Architecture7, 9, 20, 23, 24, 27, 28
Creative Process21, 26, 27
Design19, 20, 22, 24–29
Education22–25
Fashion20, 24, 25
Graphic Design24, 26
Hospitality Design22, 26, 29
Lighting Design20, 28
Materials26, 27
Office Design3, 14
Photography18, 25, 26
Product Design11, 15, 22, 23, 25, 27
Retail Design5, 17, 23
Sketching21, 26
Stand Design16, 25, 27
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