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    Saint Gobain inaugure son Domolab

    by Nguyen | 15/11/2011

    “Premier centre d’échange pour l’innovation” destiné aux acteurs de l’habitat. Situé à Aubervilliers, dans une ancienne usine du 19e siècle, il se veut à la fois lieu de présentation et de co-développement de solutions innovantes. Les visiteurs passent par plusieurs phases: ressentir, expérimenter, comprendre et innover ensemble. Les Sismo (les designers Antoine Fenoglio et Frédéric Lecourt) ont conçu quatre modules sensoriels: “la forêt sonore”, “l’igloo de lumière”, “le miroir thermique”, “matières et couleurs”. Ils permettent d’appréhender le confort par le biais du son, de la lumière, de la température…


    Igloo Domolab


    L’igloo de lumière, expérimente le confort et l’inconfort liés à la lumière et à la qualité des vitrages. “Peut-être qu’un jour les vitres remplaceront les lampes?”, nous dit-on.

     

    Exposition Domolab

     

    Ce Domolab a nécéssité quatre années de recherches avec une équipe de designers, Sismo et huit mois de travaux. Deux personnes géreront avec les services marketing et recherche du groupe.

                   

                  

                    

    Sources: “Saint Gobain inaugure son Domolab”, Design fax – 3 Octobre 2011 / “La maison du futur s’invente ici”, le Parisien – 4 Octobre 2011

     
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    1 Comment
    iNNOVONS GROUPE said
    16.08.2012
    à 10h16
    AG2050 par iNNOVONS GROUPE Nous remerçions vivement JENNA d'avoir publié notre communiqué sur SiSMO DESiGN. AG2050 est le CONCEPT DE MOBiLiTE ELECTRiQUE qui donne aux designers un champ sans limites pour le futur. Les VE doivent passer à la basse consommation et adopter un système de recharge type EXCHANGE PACK 2050, pouvoir stationner aux étages des immeubles, adopter la TRAiN AG2050 et la LOGiSTiQUE. Les VE peuvent devenir des objets utiles au quotidien qui ne détruisent pas la Planète. Entrez PVEZE iNNOVONS à partir de GOOGLE pour accéder à notre communication. Contactez le Call Center à partir de PATRiCK2050 ou iNNOVONS GROUPE. Pour connaître l'avis de iNNOVONS GROUPE sur un sujet, entrez le thème suivi du mot iNNOVONS en GOOGLE. AG2050, iMMMO 2050, LIVEiN2050, BOURSE2050, etc. Patrick GEFFRAULT, Consultant
    Che said
    29.07.2012
    à 09h14
    I’d be inclined to agree with you here. Which is not smteohing I typically do! I love reading a post that will make people think. Also, thanks for allowing me to speak my mind!
    Michelle said
    29.07.2012
    à 08h02
    Interesting ideas Marcus. And ones I can transfer to my own excpeienres of learning how to sew. I came across so many standards of what constitutes good design (in fashion) .and yet over time those standards were redefined or completely debunked often by the elite.For me good design is a transitory state one that is defined and bounded by my own excpeienres and (often) comparative perceptions. As such, the authority and gravity of those elite who set good design standards is also transitory and variable.
    Joshua said
    29.07.2012
    à 07h52
    when I read it in press.I think that the subtleties that you adulle to with regards questioning rather than stating what good' design is gets to the heart of what I think works as a discourse on design.By questioning you reveal a vulnerability and show the reader that you too are participating in something that is a journey or process, rather than a clinical end result. The mess is great, because the mess is real. I live in Amsterdam, in the red light district. It's the oldest part of the city, and I'm very fortunate to live in a beautiful apartment on a canal. I share my street with strippers, sex shops, the Hemp Museum, bad bars, dickhead tourists, funny tourists, buskers, mums and dads with kids and ducks love the ducks. If I edited out all of this noise, took a photo of my beautiful little apartment and put it in a lifestyle magazine, it would not be out of place. But the reality is, what makes this place so special is all that goes with it. The street life and the noise. I'll live there for a while a couple of years if I'm lucky. Then I'll move on.Because I live my life like that. It's a journey and a process after all.By the way, loved your words.
    OneDirection said
    29.07.2012
    à 07h29
    I like both *sides* of the card, as individual cocnepts, but other than the blue color and the fonts, the sorta seem like they're not a stylistically unified whole. IDK does that makes sense? It's like I look, and I see two really, really solid contenders for a final design, not a unified final design. Where is the chunky spiraly goodness integrated into the back? Where is the coyote integrated into the front? I think that if I held this card in my hand, it might not send the best message about consistency in design, because even though both sides are great, and eye-catching, they don't really combine to make a sensibly integrated whole.Does this make sense?
    Luisa said
    29.07.2012
    à 06h34
    Most hosts are good. The design is up to you, thguoh. Using a predesigned site is the farthest thing from best . If all you're capable of doing is using something that someone else designed, you're asking how to be a professional photographer by using a throw-away camera. (Ansel Adams could have produced award-winning pictures using a brownie, but you get the point.)
    Jena said
    27.07.2012
    à 09h07
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    Nicole said
    27.07.2012
    à 03h48
    I wish I could hear it but I have only a cell phone that doesn't work with Flash. I so wish those who have something to say or show would not leave out a large aumnot of people who ARE still starving, at least electronically, by not providing the still living written word.I am disabled and can't afford Ipods, Cable, etc and it's tough trying to live on so little and still try to open a shop. You could help a lot if the interview was written as well as offered via real voice, which I'm sure carries great potency, but better to read it than miss it entirely.Never-the-less (I don't think that's a real word LoL), I will be successful, open my shop, find my brand! I read 3 great Etsy Success stories today that did lift my belief.Just wish I could get a bit more of these great methods via writing. What I got from the comments reminded me of the bizes that African women start with small non-interest loans and then end up lifting an entire village of women via these generous loaners. Quite amazing! And as others stated, there was no competition as it lifted their entire world as they worked separately and yet together.If you don't publish this, I will understandd.

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