What happens to a pop-up when the six weeks is over? Designed by ArchiBlox, House of Häagen-Dazs, Melbourne, questions the role of design within ‘throwaway’ culture.
May 29th, 2017
Architect
ArchiBlox
Photographer
Tom Ross / Brilliant Creek
Finishes
Dulux
Signature Floorcoverings
Laminex
National Tiles
Lighting
Beacon – Kooper Pendant Light, Sentinel 2 Wall Light, downlights and lighting throughout
Fixed & Fitted
Beacon – Ceiling exhaust fan
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