Ken Schluchtmann is again listed in “BLICKFANG – Deutschlands beste Fotografen”. The yearbook 2013-2014, available as hardcopy and as an online edition, aims to showcase the best German photographers with their different takes. Here you can find 222 photographers in alphabetical order. Ken is represented with his work in the categories architecture, industry, interior, product, automotive and landscape.
More information: www.blickfang-dbf.de
01 „2nd place – merit of excellence – professional architecture“ Reindeer Pavillon | Architecture: Snøhetta
02 „nominee – professional architecture“ Tungeneset | Architecture: Code Arkitektur
03 „nominee – professional still life“ 1C60 Triton/C-leg by Otto Bock GmbH
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7th winners gallery
“Thread Family” is a set of small hight adaptable furnishings featuring a thread and seat lathed from walnut wood on a welded steel base. Main feature is the lathed upper part, consisting of a 40 mm thread cut from american walnut, connected with the seat by a visible and well crafted wedge-joint in a cross shape. All additional parts like feet and inner thread have been hand crafted from a non dyed technical polymer.
Design: Coordination
Images in cooperation with Dirk Daehmlow and H.J. Roscher
diephotodesigner.de wins „GOLDENEYE BtoB Photo Award“ with two pictures in the category „architecture“ and one picture in the category „product“. Even two more pictures made it to the short list.
These three pictures will be published in the calendar 2012 of the german communication association.
01 price „product“: 1C60 Triton/C-leg by Otto Bock GmbH
02 price „architecture“: Sohlbergplassen | Architecture: Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk
03 price „architecture“: Reindeer Pavillon | Architecture: Snøhetta
04 shortlist: Petter Dass Museet | Architecture: Snøhetta
05 shortlist: Trollstigen | Architecture: Reiulf Ramstad Architekter
Picture 01 cooperation with Dirk Daehmlow.
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german communication association
goldeneye award
diephotodesgner.de produced an image serie of the new lamp collection „Malva“ for the presentation at the exhibition „Made in Berlin 2010“ during the actual design week in Milan.
ett la benn designed the lights inspired by the natural qualities of cellulose and viscose: The objects are generated by the forming of moistened sponge cloth and its subsequent hardening by air drying on a mould.
The translation of this customary material into individual design pieces through basic processes of forming and drying measures up to the highest demands in sustainability and eco friendliness: all objects are compostable.
During the interior and designshow „Zona Tortona“ in milan six Berlin designers presented their newest products at the exhibition „Made in Berlin“. Supported by CREATE BERLIN and DMY they showed their creations for one week during the annual furniture show.
