Thierry Didot Studio
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Swiss design studio based in Neuchâtel. Thierry Didot was born in 1986, he's graduated from the ECAL in 2011.
He opened his design office at the end of his studies, initially under the name Atelier Peekaboo with Damien Ummel. In 2011, he won the competition for the new chairs of the Lausanne's Cathedral. In 2012 he won the first prize at the Blickfang Basel Design Fair. Since then, Thierry Didot worked for different clients such as Swatch, Polit, Bernard Favre Manufacture, the Museum of Art and History of
- Atelier Peekaboo - becomes -Thierry Didot Studio
http://thierrydidot.ch
13/01/2017
Nouveau projet en ligne ici :
http://atelierpeekaboo.com/work/PRÊT%20À%20PORTER/34
Scénographie de l'exposition "Prêt à porter" au Musée d'art et d'histoire de Neuchâtel.
02/12/2016
https://vimeo.com/193948502
Reportage RADIO TELEVISION SUISSE (RTS) - Exposition "prêt à porter" dont nous avons fait la scénographie.
Couleurs Locales Reportage de la RTS sur l'exposition Prêt à Porter au musée d'art et d'histoire de Neuchâtel dont nous avons réalisé…
25/11/2016
Dès le 4 décembre 2016, venez découvrir l'exposition Prêt à Porter ?! au Musée d'art et d'histoire de Neuchâtel dont nous sommes les scénographes
22/11/2016
Thanks, Architonic !
HUBI by Atelier Peekaboo | Prototypes Emblematic symbol of the work of a designer, a chair represents a big challenge when it comes to rethink it. The merging of our two offices naturally..
28/10/2016
L'exposition Prêt à Porter?! Au musée d'art et d'histoire de Neuchâtel dont nous réalisons la scénographie est en plein montage !
28/10/2016
Thanks Wallpaper* magazine and The London Design Festival !
http://www.wallpaper.com/london-design-festival/2016 #177609
London Design Festival 2016 | Wallpaper* Magazine As London Design Festival (17–25 September) unfolds with a blockbuster edition, Team Wallpaper* hits the ground running to bring you the best highlights from the festival's Landmark Projects and newly minted design districts. Not to mention the rousing exhibitions, eye-popping installations and glit...
30/09/2016
Grand Glouton et Petit Glouton à Nîmes
15/09/2016
http://www.londondesignfestival.com
Dès samedi, retrouvez notre travail 2nd Souffle pour la galerie Mobilab à l'exposition Feelings Matter, dans le cadre du The London Design Festival
Thank's, Archello.com !
http://www.archello.com/en/project/ausln-skatepark
Atelier Peekaboo - Project - AUSLN Skatepark We wanted to create a skatepark that looked more like an abstract piece of art. Working closely with its users, we developed the concept to incorporate elements that went beyond the functional requirements. The smooth lines and clean finishes of the s
25/08/2016
From 17 to 25 September, find our work for Mobilab Gallery during The London Design Festival
www.londondesignfestival.com/events/mobilab-gallery-feelings-matter3
Du 17 au 25 septembre prochain, retrouvez notre travail pour la galerie Mobilab à l'occasion de "The London Design Festival"
www.londondesignfestival.com/events/mobilab-gallery-feelings-matter3
22/08/2016
Thank you, Architonic !
2ND SOUFFLE by Atelier Peekaboo
http://fal.cn/E61O
Poetic and fascinating object, each bubble magnifies its support by its fortuitous presence, reminding the unexpected surprises of life.
��The steel structures, powder-coated in black, created from square-based tubes, call to mind by their ambiguous presence in space. They are geometric, but asymmetrical. They are stable, but seem precariously on their legs. They are volumes, but look like flattened graphics. ��Material flows freely and freezes according to its desires, blown glass bubbles appropriate their supports and play with them to bring their soul and their sweetness that perhaps lacked. This interaction increases the structures' statures, sublimates them, but the glass bubble is also dependent on its support, without which it could not exist...
read all about this project here:
http://fal.cn/E61O
Photos © Atelier Peekaboo
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