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100% Eco Design & Build 100% Eco Design & Build will cover the rich territory of design, installation, build and technology and is a unique proposition as part of the revised 100% Design. Showcasing the leading products and concepts, the 100%
Eco Design & Build will address the issues affecting residential, commercial build and redevelopment projects including inno- vations in energy saving technology, materials and build methods. Key exhibitors lined up for 2012 include Armourcoat, Prantil Camillo, Newmat UK Ltd, Silvan, Amina Technologies, CANAL Engineering, and Construction Specialties.
Live global debates with leading names A series of live global debates, with live broadcasts from some of the most influential design studios in the world will be hosted at this year’s event. The dedicated auditorium will provide industry professionals with a unique opportunity to discuss and debate with their creative heroes. William Knight, director of 100% Design comments: “100%
Design matters to people in the industry, it is an event that has potential to deliver huge amount of business for design in London. As the first contemporary interiors event it is still recognised as the commercial cornerstone of the London Design Festival. “100% Design is the key destination for commercial and
international contacts; the new format will serve to enhance its impact as a the most important show during the festival.”
Inspirational interior glazing solutions
Glass innovations, which give architects and interior designers the ability to create stun- ning interiors without compromising safety or functionality, will be unveiled at 100% Design by Glassolutions. On stand E200, the Saint-Gobain Group company will be show- casing its interior glass solutions range, which has been enhanced as part of a £2 million
manufacturing, operational and product development investment programme. The interior glazing products on show provide exciting wide-ranging creative options for applications such as partitioning, doors, balustrades, shelving, feature glazing and more for the commercial market.
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Constanze Schweda’s new line of tables is inspired by Kirigami, which is a variation of origami that includes cutting the paper. Taking their cue from these three-dimensional shapes, the line of kiridesign Curl tables also begins as a single sheet that in turn becomes a sculptural object.
Each table is made from a thin sheet of steel that is cut and sculpted into the del- icate looking structures. They may look fragile but these tables are durable and perfect for indoor or outdoor use.
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Delicate use of floral patterns fuse with the metallic Trompe L'Oeil images to create stunning unique canvas and perspex wall art, ideal for use in bars, restaurants and hotels. James also accepts commissions.
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19 - 22 September Stand L17
james bullen designs
Location: Earls Court Exhibition Centre, Warwick Road London SW5 9TA
Times: Wednesday, 19 September: 10.00 - 19.00 Thursday, 20 September: 10.00 - 19.00 Friday, 21 September: 10.00 - 19.00 Saturday, 22 September: 10.00 - 17.00 (Public day)
Public Day: Saturday, 22 September *Children under 16 will not be admitted on trade days
Admission: Trade FREE (£15 on door), Press FREE, Student £10 Pre-reg (£15 on door), Public £15, Children -16 FREE
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‘It is an event that has potential to deliver huge amount of business for
design in London’ William Knight,
director of 100% Design
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