Phaidon's 'Bubbletecture' Showcases Bubble-Friendly Designs
Kalin Ned — March 22, 2019 — Art & Design
This book spotlights tokens of bubble architecture and design. The content focuses on contemporary inflatable silhouettes and has a large scope — it embraces categories like sculptures, installations, furniture, architectural and design projects. It draws examples from across the globe and highlights how the inflatable movement has been harnessed within different industries — "in everything from fashion to domesticated goods." Phaidon's bubble architecture-inspired publication also spotlights some noteworthy studios. Dubbed 'Bubbletecture,' the publication stands out with whimsical and interesting content, making it a perfect addition to one's library or a great coffee table book.
Inflatable bubble architecture is something many creatives in the industry have been looking toward, attempting to harness the lightweight silhouettes to communicate a meaningful, functional or just aesthetically pleasing design objects.
Inflatable bubble architecture is something many creatives in the industry have been looking toward, attempting to harness the lightweight silhouettes to communicate a meaningful, functional or just aesthetically pleasing design objects.
Trend Themes
1. Inflatable Architecture - Opportunity for architects and designers to explore the use of inflatable structures in creating unique and functional designs.
2. Bubble-friendly Designs - Market demand for innovative designs that embrace the whimsical and playful nature of bubble architecture, opening opportunities for designers to create unconventional products and spaces.
3. Inflatable Movement - Growing trend of incorporating inflatable elements in various industries, from fashion to domestic goods, presents opportunities for businesses to capitalize on this unique and versatile design concept.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can leverage inflatable architecture to create sustainable, flexible, and eye-catching buildings that defy traditional design norms.
2. Design - Designers can explore the use of inflatable materials and structures to develop innovative furniture, installations, and sculptures that captivate audiences.
3. Publishing - Publishers have an opportunity to cater to the interest in bubble architecture by producing visually appealing books that showcase the latest bubble-friendly designs and inspire readers.
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