CultureLab
The Mio CultureLab is an atelier for sustainable design. The Lab delivers desirable and eco-intelligent
interactions, services, products and environments for a broad range of clients. Recognizing that accomplishing
sustainable goals can be complex, the Lab focuses on delivering solutions that bridge existing infrastructures with
the demands and opportunities of the emerging sustainable economy. We provide the necessary tools and information to develop
profitable and sustainable solutions for your organization.
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CultureLab Projects
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Anthropologie
Retail Display System
Designed to fit Anthropologie's requirements for a flexible, durable and aesthetic information display system, our design provides a coherent branding message using environmentally sound materials. Made from 100% waste paper and a steel base, the display units are designed for easy disassembly and recycling.
Retail Display System
Designed to fit Anthropologie's requirements for a flexible, durable and aesthetic information display system, our design provides a coherent branding message using environmentally sound materials. Made from 100% waste paper and a steel base, the display units are designed for easy disassembly and recycling.
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Bloomberg
Up-cycled Chair
When Bloomberg decided to replace their stationery and collateral with a new look, the company's design team recognized an opportunity to create an example of sustainable design. Their mission to evolve old business cards into a functional and beautiful object to be enjoyed by employees worldwide brought them to MIO. The result is a stool: sturdy enough to survive office use and elegant enough to contribute to Bloomberg's dynamic environment. The design is a clear and compelling representation of corporate responsibility and creative ingenuity.
Up-cycled Chair
When Bloomberg decided to replace their stationery and collateral with a new look, the company's design team recognized an opportunity to create an example of sustainable design. Their mission to evolve old business cards into a functional and beautiful object to be enjoyed by employees worldwide brought them to MIO. The result is a stool: sturdy enough to survive office use and elegant enough to contribute to Bloomberg's dynamic environment. The design is a clear and compelling representation of corporate responsibility and creative ingenuity.
Philadelphia Zoo
Re-usable Event Displays
MioCultureLab was engaged by the Philadelphia Zoo during the celebration of Zoobilee (Philadelphia zoo's largest fundraising event) to create a display system for organic food menus and event related information. The result is a series of laser-cut and powder-coated signs to be used with small magnets. The signs make posting new information simple and economical. The resulting product is virtually maintenance free, very attractive and themed around the zoo's many worldwide conservation efforts.
Re-usable Event Displays
MioCultureLab was engaged by the Philadelphia Zoo during the celebration of Zoobilee (Philadelphia zoo's largest fundraising event) to create a display system for organic food menus and event related information. The result is a series of laser-cut and powder-coated signs to be used with small magnets. The signs make posting new information simple and economical. The resulting product is virtually maintenance free, very attractive and themed around the zoo's many worldwide conservation efforts.
MIO for aXes
Interactive Service Platforms
MioCultureLab in collaboration with recognized interactive design expert Slavko Milekic MD Ph.D. developed the first content-flexible, gesture-based universal browser available in the market. The system is conceived around a service model that provides organizations of any size access to this valuable technology, avoiding traditional cycles of obsolescence. The stations are available directly from MIO. Request a catalog or more information by contacting us.
Interactive Service Platforms
MioCultureLab in collaboration with recognized interactive design expert Slavko Milekic MD Ph.D. developed the first content-flexible, gesture-based universal browser available in the market. The system is conceived around a service model that provides organizations of any size access to this valuable technology, avoiding traditional cycles of obsolescence. The stations are available directly from MIO. Request a catalog or more information by contacting us.
