
WTI Magazine #36 2014 June, 25
Author : Martina Siega Translation by:
The Italian designer Piero Lissoni is the winner of the XXIII edition of Compasso d'Oro. The Door L16 LUALDI has been rewarded as Compasso d'Oro 2014. The awards ceremony took place on May 28th, in Milan.
L16 has a depth of 16mm, is composed with soundproof materials and is available in matte or glossy lacquer or in selected wood finishes. The surface is smooth and clean, the concept is to maintain the door as an architectural element which could define the space and the color finishes.
The key point of the project is a super thin and light shuttle, similar to a foil of paper. The door is studied to have a smooth and light move and the door itself does not show any element of it. This made its uniformity and clean appearance.
ADI Category: Design of materials and components. ADI Design Index 2012
Exhibition in CHICAGO PIERO LISSONI 1:1
The co-founder of Lissoni Associati, as well as the creative director of Living Divani, Glas Italia and Porro, Mr. Lissoni has brought a mastery of proportion and insightful sensibility to all his designs.
The exhibition will be on from 10th June to 10th July
Luminaire Showroom
301 West Superior
Chicago
EVENTS
Lecture
on Tuesday, June 10, 6-7 pm
Museum of Contemporary Arts Theater
220 East Chicago Avenue
Reception
will take place at Luminaire Showroom following the lecture 7-9 pm
Luminaire Showroom
301 West Superior
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