Panasonic | Salone del Mobile 2010 | Panasonic Electric Works "(standard) 3-smart" Where Comfort and Ecology Can Be Experienced Gallery
Kenapord, an original structural building material made from kenaf fibers, which are drawing attention as an eco-friendly material, was used for the venue's "cave." It is a remarkable material, only 5mm thin yet approximately three times stronger than conventional structural materials.
The "Control Zone."
Massage sofas were a big hit in Milan too! They offered relief for tired bodies after exploring the venue.
The "Control Zone."The "Control Zone," where visitors could interactively learn about the technologies of the energy management system, which is also "invisible design." A proximity image sensor allowed for operation of the lighting panel without touching the screen.The "Control Zone," where visitors could interactively learn about the technologies of the energy management system, which is also "invisible design." A proximity image sensor allowed for operation of the lighting panel without touching the screen.The "Next Generation Zone."The reception table was illuminated using organic LEDs, drawing attention as the next-generation light source.The "Product Zone."The Living Station kitchen.Lighting Modify.The Araunoo self-cleaning toilet.New floor-type and impressively large versions of Naoto Fukasawa's Lighting Modify, first unveiled at last year's Salone, were introduced.Exterior view of the venue.The charming Brera district, lined with quaint restaurants, bars, and antique shops. An antique market was held there on the weekend.
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Panasonic | Milan Salone 2010 | Panasonic Electric Works' (standard)<sup>3</sup>-smart: Experiencing Comfort and Ecology Gallery
