Made to measure architecture products

Anthracite

Clear White

Black Green

Chocolate Brown

Terracotta

The semi-open Room divider Curve brings a subtle level of privacy to a wide range of settings. Its pattern is based on curvy ovals that graciously change in size, with a large circle in the middle that enriches this three-dimensional effect. It casts beautiful shadows and brings spatial definition to any space.

DUS designs unique architecture, by focusing on technological innovation, bespoke design, and communities. Their Momentary Manifesto is in permanent flux, updated in constant dialogue with their clients, partners and new things that inspires this designer trio. Through design, they build alliances and solutions with big impact for our planet.

House of DUS

Colors

Mounting

Custom design possible

Product care

Gradient

Curve

Terracotta Red

Autumn Brown

Marine Blue

Cloud Gray

Inspired by structural folding techniques, DUS Pleat Planters feature a shell of undulating geometries that gradually intensify or fade out to create strikingly ornate forms.

Guaranteed to make a statement in any space. Whether this will be the lobby of a hotel, museum or restaurant. DUS created three planter types within the pleat series that combine really well together in an ensemble of different heights and/or colors.

Column

Pleat

Velvet Gray . Clear White

Acoustics and architecture are directly linked with each other. Although sound is not visible, the geometry of a room and its acoustic characteristics are intrinsically coupled. This connection between aesthetics and acoustics provided the point of departure for Gramazio Kohler Research to create beautiful acoustic panels that are specifically designed to give rooms a pleasant and soft feeling.

This acoustic wall piece designed by Matthias Kohler from Gramazio Kohler Research has a gradient in color from Velvet Gray to White which will be unique at every single piece.

Photographs by: Michael Lyrenman

Matthias Kohler and Romana Rust, designers of the Acoustic Diffusor Panels at Gramazio Kohler Research, ETH 

The Chair for Architecture and Digital Fabrication at ETH Zurich is led by Prof. Fabio Gramazio and Prof. Matthias Kohler. Their multidisciplinary interest ranges from computational design and robotic fabrication to material innovation. In 20

Their multidisciplinary interest ranges from computational design and robotic fabrication to material innovation. In 2000, they founded the architecture practice Gramazio Kohler Architects, where numerous award-winning designs have been realized. Opening also the world’s first architectural robotic laboratory at ETH Zurich, Gramazio Kohler’s research has been formative in the field of digital architecture, setting precedence and de facto creating a new research field merging advanced architectural design and additive fabrication processes through the customized use of industrial robots. This ranges from 1:1 prototype installations to the design of robotically fabricated high-rises.