Fashion Line CITY Modules Appeal to Visitors at the Designblok Festival, CZ
During the autumn months of 2015, both residents of Prague and visitors to our capital city encountered Fashion Line CITY modules virtually everywhere they went. The DesignBlok 2015 trade fair can certainly be ranked among prestigious events.
This was the second time KOMA had presented its atypical Fashion Line CITY modules at Designblok. This time, festival visitors had the opportunity to see three installations across Prague, both at the Holešovice exhibition grounds (which were the main venue for this year’s fair) or, as usual, on Na Příkopech street. Attendees of Designblok could stop at any of several white Fashion Line CITY Modules where, in collaboration with the companies mmcité and BigBoard Praha, three installations were presented as part of the initiative, "Pro lepší město" (For a Better City), whose aim is to draw attention to the low quality of street furniture in Prague. Fashion Line CITY Modules have proven to be a revitalising urban element that are suitable for historical settings as well.
| Classification: | Special modules / Fashion Line CITY modules | |
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| Year of implementation: | 2015 | |
| Country of implementation: | Czech Republic | |
| Technical Specifications: |
Number of modules: 6 Product series: Fashion Line CITY |
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| Sales model: | Lease | |
During the autumn months of 2015, both residents of Prague and visitors to our capital city encountered Fashion Line CITY modules virtually everywhere they went. The DesignBlok 2015 trade fair can certainly be ranked among prestigious events.
This was the second time KOMA had presented its atypical Fashion Line CITY modules at Designblok. This time, festival visitors had the opportunity to see three installations across Prague, both at the Holešovice exhibition grounds (which were the main venue for this year’s fair) or, as usual, on Na Příkopech street. Attendees of Designblok could stop at any of several white Fashion Line CITY Modules where, in collaboration with the companies mmcité and BigBoard Praha, three installations were presented as part of the initiative, "Pro lepší město" (For a Better City), whose aim is to draw attention to the low quality of street furniture in Prague. Fashion Line CITY Modules have proven to be a revitalising urban element that are suitable for historical settings as well.
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