Livegreenblog
Design Green Architecture
Interior design with a special focus on refurbishment and revitalisation.
RECENT PROJECTS

03-12-2019 - Design
A Pit Autobacs Shinonome for the 2019 Golden Pin Design Award
While we’re waiting to learn the winners of the 2019 Golden Pin Design Award to be presented during the awards ceremony in Taipei on 5 December, here is one of the competing projects by the Japanese firm TONERICO:INC. It is called A Pit Autobacs Shinonome - the ultimate paradise for car lovers in Tokyo - and it has been shortlisted in the “Best Design” category.

26-11-2019 - Design
YUAN Space by Towodesign, immersive storytelling
The Chinese architecture studio Towodesign is behind the conversion of a commercial space in Shanghai into a spa. Their project has made the most of the existing spatial experience, blending a retro atmosphere with contemporary elements.

19-11-2019 - Design
Park House Food Merchants, Alexander &CO
With the Park House Food Merchants, Australian multidisciplinary studio, Alexander &CO has injected new life into an old, abandoned motel in Mona Vale, on Sydney’s north shore.

06-11-2019 - Design
Golden Pin Design Award 2019 Forum Design & Sustainability
The annual Golden Pin Design Award 2019 Forum will be back on December 5 during its namesake design awards ceremony at the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park in Taipei. Four international design luminaries will be giving talks on this year’s theme: Design & Sustainability.

30-10-2019 - Design
Moving to Mars exhibition at the Design Museum, London
The Design Museum, London launches a new exhibition that explores how sending humans to Mars is not just a new frontier for science but also for design. Moving to Mars raises a lot of questions about our future, not least of which about our planet Earth.

22-10-2019 - Design
Dutch Design Week 2019, If not now, then when?
Dutch Design Week (DDW) takes place in Eindhoven every October. From 19 to 27 October, the biggest design event in Northern Europe presents the work and ideas of more than 2600 designers to more than 350,000 visitors from home and abroad in more than 110 locations across the city. This year’s theme of DDW is a call to action: If not now, then when?