Re-Make/Re-Model were asked to create a flexible furniture solution for an event space and studio in Pankow. A large number of wood frame cubes were created that can easily be bolted together in numberless ways to construct bars, DJ tables, seating, exhibition spaces and auditoriums.

Thule

Driftwood was placed on Emserstraße as part of the weekend long art festival 48 Stunden Neukölln in the summer of 2012. The project utilised the left-overs of our previous project (Pyramid Scheme - pyramids on Tempelhof) and created a space in the middle of the pavement where people were invited to climb in, play and draw on the street floor. In the night, the solitary lamp lit up the space and its surroundings.

Driftwood

Re-Make/Re-Model were invited by raumlabor.berlin and Hebbel am Ufer to design and build the check in points for the large festival Die Große Weltausstellung - The World Is Not Fair which took place on the Tempelhof airfield in June 2012.

Pyramid Scheme

Re-Make/Re-Model, as part of the team More Or Less, took part in the real time architecture competition 72 Hour Urban Action in Stuttgart in July 2012.

The teams are given a task to respond to in an urban context - and 72 hours to design and realise their designs.

More or Less built the project Desire Lines, celebrating the path from the street corner across the grass, through the bushes towards the school and football pitch.

72 Hour Urban Action

Re-Make/Re-Model were invited to construct a seating installation for the Fusion festival 2012. Using leftovers from other projects, we created two cone-shaped nets suspended from the surrounding trees with pillows - creating a quiet spot to retreat right in the middle of the festival.

ConFusion

Re-make/Re-Model deisgned and constructed the stage set for the world tour of the Danish band Efterklang in close collaboration with the band and danish designers Hvass&Hannibal.

The simple geometric shapes measured from 3.5m to 8m and could be deconstructed to fit into a small number of flight cases. The world tour has seen the shapes follow the band to everywhere from Sydney Opera House to London's Barbican.

Efterklang - Piramida Stage Set

Re-Make/Re-Model helped organsie the large promo event for the Roskilde Festival in Berlin in spring 2012. 

The Roskilde Festival is the largest music festival in Northern Europe and each year 120.000 people gather on the fields outside of Copenhagen to celebrate music and life. When the Roskilde festival came to make a mini-version of the festival at the RAW Tempel in Friedrichshain, Re-Make/Re-Model were asked to help out with the organisation of the artistic side of the event. 

The interiors were transformed with full wall drawing surfaces, a golden room and transportable frames that could be used as a backdrop for bands, to display art on and be put up room dividers or make out the full shape of a house. A pallet mountain climbed from the interiors and out into the sunshine. Re-Make/Re-Model were also responsible for helping people who came to the event build the things they wanted to build.

Roskilde Road Trip

Design and construction of Mutewatch's booth at Bread and Butter Berlin, January 2012.

Mutewatch at Bread and Butter

Competition entry for a temporary pavillion under the High Line in NYC made from  re-used waste materials.

COMPILE!

Why Don't We Do It On The Stairs? was the landmark pavilion on Roskilde Festival 2011.

Why Don't We Do It On The Stairs?

Rag And Bone Man is a second-hand clothes shop and café in Neukölln (Briesestraße 9, 12053).

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