In 2003, German designer, Werner Aisslinger conceptualized a futuristic take on portable living. The idea Aisslinger coined the “Loftcube,” was soon picked up by businessman and hotelier, Josef Innerhofer. Its initial purpose was to create low-energy, affordable living spaces in urban areas. Interestingly, the very first prototype produced was housed on the roof of an urban high-rise.
Located in Knoxville, the University of Tennessee Neyland Stadium is the official home to the Tennessee Volunteers football team. Since its construction in 1921, the stadium has undergone 16 expansion projects, making it the sixth largest non-racing stadium in the world. In 2004, the Tennessee athletics department revealed its most recent plan for the stadium [...Read the Rest...]
Wink Salon Kate Thatcher Design Vanmark, Inc., VA Virginia Beach, Virginia Large interior vinyl graphics were applied to the GRAPHIC-AL OR product. The graphics were printed on a 3M adhesive decal material using a Roland 540 Printer, and then over-laminated with a luster finish. The finished product was attached to the wall with aluminum standoffs. [...Read the Rest...]
Trollstigen National Tourist Route Reiulf Ramstad Architects (RAA) Geiranger Fjord, Romsdalen, Norway Construction: 2005-2011 The Trollstigen National Tourist Route is one of 18 landscapes that were chosen by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration to be part of the National Tourist Routes in Norway. Each of the 18 projects runs through a stretch of Norway’s western [...Read the Rest...]
Twins Stadium City of Minneapolis Archetype, MN Minneapolis, Minnesota Over 200 sheets of 8×4 GRAPHIC-AL DP were used for parking ramp identifiers and way-finding directional signage in Twins Stadium. GRAPHIC-AL DP is a direct-printable aluminum composite substrate. It was chosen for this project because of its adhesion qualities, ease of fabrication and its consistency of surface. The [...Read the Rest...]
