After the Award received for the executive collection named Revo,\u00a0Manerba\u00a0has received again the\u00a0Good Design Award\u00a0from the Chicago Athenaeum of Modern Art and Design, thanks to\u00a0K-word\u00a0an operative collection designed by Giovanni Giacobone + Massimo Roi (progetto CMR).<\/p>\n
The Good Design Award originated in Chicago in 1950, thanks to Edgar J. Kaufmann Jr., with the participation of several of the greatest designers of those years: Eero Saarinen, Charles and Rey Eames, Alexander Girard, George Nelson, Florence Knoll, Harry Bertoja, Finn Juhl, and Russel Wright.\u00a0The Museum of Architecture and Design of the Chicago Athenaeum, one of the most prestigious American cultural institutions, assigns this Award every year.<\/p>\n
A jury made up of famous and important American designers selected Revo from among hundreds of products, following precise criteria of judgement: innovation, form, material, functionality, and utility.\u00a0K-word joins Revo\u00a0in the Museum\u2019s permanent collection.<\/p>\n
K_Word\u00a0consists of desks, free-standing partition walls and cabinet systems that have been studied to interact among themselves and to create flexible work environments which can be re-shaped in relation to the specific needs and competences that exist within a work team\u00a0K_word\u00a0is a system combining functionality with aesthetics meant to devise an array of solutions in the working environment, featuring elegant essentiality and absolute liveability.<\/p>\n
The product is top quality and based on coordinated elements which at the same boast a personality of their own. It is a versatile tool suitable to any situation: operative or directive areas, meeting rooms or break areas.<\/p>\n
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