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Burel: Fabricating felt
News Report Burel: Fabricating felt
We follow the fortunes of a Burel factory frozen in time in Portugal's Serra da Estrela mountains and rescued by local entrepreneurs João Tomás and Isabel Costa. 09.05.12
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Salone 2012
News Report

Salone 2012

The 51st Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan revealed a change of mood in the design industry. With manufacturers still suffering from tightened budgets, designers are finding new and innovative techniques to maintain quality. 30.04.12
Tasmanian Craft
News Report

Tasmanian Craft

In Tasmania, talented craftspeople are making use of the island's natural materials to design and build furniture, ceramics, and more. 25.04.12
Make, Do, Change
News Report

Make, Do, Change

With the maker movement gathering pace across the United States, we headed to the hilly, vibrant city of San Francisco to see where it all began. 20.04.12
Charleston
Reportage

Charleston

In a former jail, now home to the American College of Building Arts, students are learning traditional restoration techniques and preserving their city of Charleston, South Carolina 27.01.12
Craftsmanship
The Monocle Briefings

Craftsmanship

We talk to four designers and artisans who are reclaiming neglected traditions, adding a contemporary twist, and attracting a new and global market. 24.01.12
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2012Fullstopvolume 06
June2012
DESIGN BRIEFING

We’ve spoken often in these pages of our preference for a light switch over a hi-tech motion sensor.

DESIGN BRIEFING

Though masters of beautiful buildings, the Brazilians are not often cited for their urban planning solutions.

DESIGN BRIEFING

Californian architect and diehard surfer Harry Gesner designed and built a series of extraordinary houses on the American West Coast between the 1950s and 1970s.

DESIGN BRIEFING

In conjunction with the V&A’s current landmark exhibition surveying British design since 1948, the show’s research assistant Lily Crowther has put together this handsome title.

DESIGN BRIEFING

In 1994 Roy Schack quit his job as a merchant banker to pursue woodworking and two years later he opened his first workshop in Brisbane.

 
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