Biennale Interieur is since ’68 internationally recognised as an important meeting place to experience trends, tastes and avant-garde that define design today.
This year’s event the organization released a challenge to designers: the creation of a cutting-edge bar concept for the event.
After the proposals, the jury, composed by prominent international professionals has selected the best projects for the Spaces category:
- Gone Fishing, a concept by Charlotte Ryberg, Fritz Håkon Halvorsen and Marcia Harvey Isaksson from Sweden.
- Dried Chat Room, a concept by Alberto Artesani (DWA), Frederik De Wachter (DWA), Francesca Perani (Spectacularch) and Sandra Marchesi (Spectacularch) from Italy.
- Fusions Bar, a concept by Lukas Wegwerth in partnership with Wendelin Kammermeier from Germany.
- Behind the Curtain, a concept by Jasper Stevens and Karel Verstraeten from Belgium.
- -21.Threeº Gelato Meccanico, a concept by Davide Fabio Colaci, Lula Ferrari, TourDeFork with Laura Doardo, Ludovica Niero and Marco Savini from Italy.
The winners will have as a prize the realisation of their bar concept and noteworthy exposure during the all days of the event.
There also horourable mentions to the following projects:
- Cardboard Chapel, a concept by Luuk Stoltenborg, Bas de Boer, Laura Ubachs and Saynzo Osinga from The Netherlands
- Harvest, a concept by Ryosuke Iinuma from Japan
- Life after life bar, a concept by cuypers & Q architecten from Belgium
- Terroir, a concept by Kathi Stertzig from Germany
- Bar Assembly, a concept by Leonidas Trampoukis (LoT) from Greece
- Cloud, a concept by Arthur Analts (Variant Studio) from Latvia
Biennale Interieur will take place this month from the 17th to 26th in Kortrijk, Belgium.
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