Unrepeatable Carpets The project ‘Unrepeatable Carpets’ is a collaboration between visual artist Marcel Kronenburg and software engineer Marten Teitsma. The main objective of this creative undertaking is to make better use of the current production capacity of carpet manu- facturing. By means of custom-made written software we intend to have the computer-controlled carpet printing machine generate and print images at random. To execute this project we will cooperate with manufacturer Zimmer Maschinenbau in Austria. Wall-through-wall Carpets A wall-through-wall-carpet is the result of design strategy for buildings in which the floor plan and the perception of space are the basic principles. With the use of computer-controlled carpet printing machines it is possible to create special visual and spheric effects for the building in combination with a carefully executed carpeting plan. go to unrepeatable carpets go to wall-through-wall carpets News   Project Probe Probe is a miniature exhibition space, with walls no higher then 1,10m and a surface of 6 m2. The exhibition space of Probe, although it is a physical space is only accessible to the public through the Internet. Carpets for Buildings is showing two floors from the series Unrepeatable Carpets in Probe. (more...) Biënnale Gelderland 2010 art, design and science manifestation October 9, 2010 through January 9, 2011 On October 9, 2010 in Museum Valkhof (Nijmegen, NL) opens the seventh edition of the Biennale Gelderland "O Fortuna" with an exhibition of contemporary art, fashion and design. Carpets for Buildings takes part in the exhibition with a rug from the series Unrepeatable Carpets. (more...) © Carpets for Buildings 2011 | info@carpetsforbuildings.com