AIRPORT Zürich / business lounge
Starting with the BLINDES idea, I already used in my textile design diploma 2002 tape it; I developed a series of patterns for room dividers and walls in the Business class Lounge of Swissport International Ltd. at Airport Zurich in the New Terminal Dock Midfield.
I worked with the same technique: 3 cm wide stripes of foil layered differently to compose a variation of patters. The complex picture is put together with four to five layers of patterns combined in different angles and densities. Stuck on the backside of a glass window, and illuminated with LED panels. The layered material creates new shapes and gives the pattern a depth.
It was collaboration with the Architect Daniela Saxer
Setup with Simone Häcki
Check out the PANORAMA LOUNGE online! CLICK
The Business lounge awarded and named as "Regional Winner of Europe"! OUT OF MORE THAN 600 Lounges!!!!
*******************************************************************************
A video of the setup and production of the BRANDING_WALL:
________________________________________________________________________________________
The BRANDING-WALL, 5 Layers (150 x 380 cm) with Logo of the customer.
;)
________________________________________________________________________________________
The INTERNET TABLE, 4 Layers (180 x 220 cm) directly stuck on the glass, and illuminated with daylight, so the pattern changes its aspects, according to the light situation.
;)
________________________________________________________________________________________
The 4 ROOM DIVIDERS, each 4 Layers (150 x 280 cm)
;)
_________________________________________________________________________________________
A snapshot of the Panorama Lounge, ... . The illuminated patterns are hard to catch on a photo, ...
The branding wall at the entrance above, and one of the 4 room dividers on the photo beneath
_________________________________________________________________________________________
ST. GALL textile museum
design of carpet and wallpaper, 2011
Inspired by the embroidery of many centuries I designed a carpet and matching wallpaper for an exhibition at the textile museum in St. Gallen. In cooperation with Bernhard Duss and Martin Leuthold, the curators of the Exhibition. some impressions and the link to the exhibition.
The printed carpet-design ca. 11 x 12 meters!
Above you see the lounge room where visitors can also buy scarves I developed in the same aesthetics.(pictures below)...
In another room you can see a carpet where I played with different light situations and the idea of antique tapisserie. The size of the printed carpet is 15 x 4 m.
