Cardboard to Build Offices and Stores

Written by Katy Crocker // December 28, 2011 // Design // 1 Comment

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Talented designers can use anything as a medium—including office furniture from reconstituted cardboard. (Maybe, offices of the future won’t be as high-tech as we had imagined.)

TreeHugger.com has more on Paul Coudamy, French designer behind these low-tech, reclaimed, office accoutrements. As well, mention of Pedro Campos Costa, the design-thinker behind a fully cardboard-outfitted store in Lisbon.

Low-Impact, Artist-Designed Campers

A Natural Predicament, Sustainability in the 21^st Century

Written by Katy Crocker // December 28, 2011 // Design // 1 Comment

Read More: Paul Coudamy, Pedro Campos Costa, Treehugger

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Katy Crocker graduated from the College of Santa Fe with a degree in art history and was the director of ARTWORK International until spring 2010, when she moved to Austin, Texas. From there, she focuses on contemporary art and cultural history. In addition to writing for AdobeAirstream, she regularly contributes to Proxart Magazine, Los Angeles.

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alfred beilin January 2, 2012 at 1:23 pm · Reply

hello happy new year to yous all
alf

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