Korean studio DesignJoo recently has completed the incredible YOYO Table. In the functional aspect, it doesn't take the movable property of furniture but uses the mood volt that it can either rotate or move up and down. The user can also adjust the height of it.

The components fitting the organization of the space are added. It's the changeable furniture that can be transformed by the user. It is furniture design to be used as the lighting, bookcase, or side table.

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Project: YOYO/table
Design: Studio DesignJoo | Juil Kim | http://www.designjoo.com
Size: 1400×1400×1700
Material: Glossy ABS/Giossy anodlsed legs/Concrete base

YOYO Table, image courtesy Studio DesignJoo

YOYO Table, image courtesy Studio DesignJoo

YOYO Table, image courtesy Studio DesignJoo

YOYO Table, image courtesy Studio DesignJoo

Austrian firm Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner developed the Kiefertechnic Architecture Showroom in Styria, Austria.

Office building including exhibition space for product presentation Shell construction: solid brick walls, reinforced concrete ceiling (floor), along the façade steel columns with concrete filling Façades: consisting of aluminum posts and transoms with protruding bridges for maintenance purposes, respectively EIFS-façade with white plaster Sun screen: electronic shutters made of perforated aluminum plates.

This facade changes continuously; each day, each hour shows a new “face” – the facade is turning into a dynamic sculpture.

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Project: Kiefer Technic Architecture Showroom
Location: Styria, Austria
Architect: Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner
Program: Office | Showroom

Kiefer Technic Architecture Showroom by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner

Kiefer Technic Architecture Showroom by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner

Kiefer Technic Architecture Showroom by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner

Kiefer Technic Architecture Showroom by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner