Podcast appearances and mentions of karim rashid

Karim Rashid is one of the most prolific designers of his generation. Over 4000 designs in production, over 300 awards and working in over 40 countries attest to Karim's legend of design.

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As a boy aboard a ship to Canada, Karim Rashid won a children's art contest — with a picture of luggage. Today the Egyptian-born, New York-based Rashid is one of the best-known figures in the world of industrial design, creating products that are unusual, stylish and functional. From waste baskets and snow shovels to teacups and martini glasses, his distinctive, playful approach has won him many awards. But he argues above all for design that's democratic and relevant to our lives today. Karim Rashid spoke to Eleanor Wachtel in 2016.

On the third episode of Squaretalk, we chatted with Dylon York, ex-creative director of Corkcicle and now co-founder of Poolboy studio. Dylon shared his experience leading product collaborations with Disney, Karim Rashid, Rifle Paper Co, the secrets behind getting things done, as well as how to find a visual identity for your brand.

Our next guest is Chris Granneberg, an Industrial Designer based in LA. Chris studied Industrial Design at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NYC where he graduated in 2004. Soon after graduating Chris joined Karim Rashid's studio in NYC where he was promoted to Product Director in 2009 managing the global Industrial Design projects and team. At Karim's, Chris collaborated and led hundreds of projects with brands including Samsung, LG, Asus, 3M, Unilever, Coca-Cola, Alessi, Orrefors and BoConcept. Leaving Karim's studio in 2013 Chris was recruited at the PepsiCo Design Center as one of the CDO's initial hires. At PepsiCo, Chris managed the Industrial Design component of global structural design projects for both foods and beverages for 3 years. In 2016 Chris relocated from Brooklyn to Los Angeles to launch his design studio. Thanks for tuning in, be on the lookout for our next podcast! Send us a DM or email at hello@advdes.org to provide us with your thoughts and comments on our dialogue with designers!

Norbert Hermanns ist Vorstandsvorsitzender der Landmarken AG. Landmarken ist ein mit Preisen überhäuftes Familienunternehmen mit einer Milliardenpipeline. Norbert Hermanns ist ein Freigeist. Eine interessante Konstellation. Auf jeden Fall ist Landmarken eine Größe auf dem deutschen Markt, sowohl quantitativ als auch qualitativ. Das Unternehmen ist der größte Büroentwickler in NRW, baut mit dem Projekt Moringa-Haus im Hamburger Hafen eines der spektakulärsten Holz- bzw. C2C-Wohnhäuser der Republik, entwickelt Konzeptgebäude im Wohnbereich, baut mit Karim Rashid die Fünfzigerjahre-Ikone Gesundheitshaus in Dortmund um hat mit Stadtmarken eine eigene Betreibergesellschaft und und und... Vielleicht ist eine Ursache für die Vielfalt, dass Landmarken nicht wie viele Entwickler aus der Bau- oder Finanzbranche kommt. Das wiederum schafft bei Landmarken einen anderen Zugang zur Entwicklung als für gewöhnlich. Und so ist der Podcast mit Norbert Herrmanns ein weiter Ritt von Flohmärkten über die Formel 1 der Immobilienwirtschaft und Popstar-Architekten bis hin zur Rettung der B-Lagen und der Singles vor sich selbst. 45 Minuten Inspiration pur mit einem Entwickler, der die Vielfalt des Flohmarktes in die Vielfalt der Projektentwicklung transferiert hat – jede Minute cooler Stoff.

Karim Rashid, who believes “we are all born creative,” shares how his childlike sense of wonder has fueled his career as one of the most prolific industrial designers of our time.

Dans cet épisode mon invitée est Nada Chraibi, une architecte d’intérieur et designer d’objets, installée à Casablanca. Elle partage avec nous l’aspect technique, humain et artistique de son métier qui la passionne. Elle aborde les styles et les couleurs tendance de cette année, ainsi que l’attrait des particuliers pour le design et leur prise de conscience pendant ce confinement d’améliorer leur intérieur. Elle nous confie les astuces qu’elle a adopté pour gérer son cabinet pendant cette crise sanitaire et sa façon d’équilibrer sa vie de maman et sa vie d’architecte, pas toujours pratique. Je ne vous en dis pas plus et je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute  Références :  Nach Concept : https://www.facebook.com/nachconcept/ Instagram : nachconcept_nadachraibi Frank Lloyd Wright : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Lloyd_Wright Le minimalisme : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimalisme_(art) L’Art déco : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_d%C3%A9co Karim Rashid : http://www.karimrashid.com/

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James is rocking new shoes and gets a new cat. We try to get to the bottom of why we can't search Karim Rashid on instagram. Our topic this week is whether work ethic is greater than creativity. We answer questions about pdf portfolios and experimenting with your design process. Give us a call on our google voicemail 1-646-494-4011 or send in a question to minordetailspodcast@gmail.com. Our shoutout of the week is @unnecessaryinventions . You can find us on instagram @minordetailspod, @nickpbaker and @idrawonreceipts . Come join the conversation on the discord.

Edit:Reid Schlegel fills in for Nick this week. He talks about his presentation at Kean University. James is presenting at Arizona State University at the end of the month. Reid discusses his feelings on Karim Rashid's unpaid internships. We talk about networking for your first job and onward. We answer a voicemail about interviewing and a question about A.I. design. Give us a call on our google voicemail 1-646-494-4011 or send in a question to minordetailspodcast@gmail.com. Our shoutout of the week is @spearmintier. You can find us on Instagram @minordetailspod, @idrawonreceipts and @reid.schlegel. Come join the conversation on the discord.

Happy 1 year birthday to the podcast! James is back on instagram and Nick is going to Milan. In design news this week we discuss the recent article about Karim Rashid's unpaid interns. We chat about how we deal with designer's block. We answer questions about the importance of sketching nowadays and what exactly do those boxes do in the background of designers' sketches. Our shoutout of the week is @romanomau . Give us a call on our google voicemail 1-646-494-4011 or send in a question to minordetailspodcast@gmail.com. You can find us on instagram @minordetailspod, @nickpbaker, and @idrawonreciepts. Come join the conversation on the discord.

As a co-founder of Method, Adam Lowry helped marry ultra-stylish packaging and environmentally friendly cleaning products to create one of the world’s most iconic consumer brands. After selling the company in 2015, however, Lowry wasn’t content to simply sail off into the sunset. In his next act, he’s trying to revolutionize the way people think about dairy alternatives with Ripple Foods, a maker of pea-based protein beverages and foods. Ripple has gotten off to a fast start, having captured the attention of consumers, retailers, and investors -- the company has pulled in $110 million in capital since 2014 -- with an array of innovative and nutritious alt-dairy products such as milks, creamers and yogurts. In an interview included in this episode, Lowry explored the development of both Method and Ripple and how lessons from the former factored into the foundation for the latter. He also shared his perspective on how the funding environment for CPG brands has changed, why it was important to hire a CEO early into Method’s life cycle, how the company attracted world-class designer Karim Rashid to its team, and how he manages work-life balance. Show notes: 3:12: Adam Lowry, Co-Founder, Ripple Foods/Method Products -- In a call with BevNET’s Ray Latif, Lowry explained how passion for environment led to the creation of Method, how the brand’s first meeting at Target didn’t go so well (the buyer gave Method “a snowball’s chance in hell”) and how the company persevered through constant challenges. He also discussed Ripple’s mission and its innovative technology, its potential interest in partnerships with large food companies, the brand’s edgy marketing initiatives, and why he believes that “raising money is not an indicator of success.” Brands in this episode: Ripple Foods, Method Products

ELEKTRONIKARIM SOUNDTRACK 1. ROBERT PALMER - Every Kinda People (JOEY NEGRO Mix) 2. PULP DISCO and THE OUTCASTS - Down and Out in Paris & Manchester (LOST Mix) 3. ZHU - Hometown Girl 4. POOLSIDE - Harvest Moon 5. KANYE WEST - Fade 6. JACK BUTTERS - Rotten Road 7. JESS GREEN - Nice and Slow (12" Disco Version) 8. NEW PARADISE - I Love Video 9. HYPNOLOVE - Mademoiselle (Edith) 10. NAMEBRAND, YOTA & LIFELIKE - Love Emulator 11. VITALIC ft. DAVID SHAW and THE BEAT - Waiting for the Stars 12. LIFELIKE - Non Stop Music (Extended Mix) 13. HYPNOLOVE - La Piscine 14. LANE 8 - Atlas 15. YOTA & LIFELIKE - Silicon Love 16. STEREO EXPRESS, UMAMI - La Vie en Rose 17. OF NORWAY ft. LINNEA DALE - Spirit Lights (ADRIATIQUE Rermix) 18. FRANCE JOLI - Don't Stop Dancing 19. SHEILA B. DEVOTION - Spacer (2008 Remastered Version) SELECTION : KARIM RASHID MIX : KARIM RASHID

KICKARIM - TRACKLIST 1. BILLIE EILISH & VINCE - &burn 2. HOPSIN - I'll Mind of Hopsin 3. MIGUEL ft. J.COLE & SALAAM REMI - Come Through and Chill 4. KELLY LEE OWENS - More Than a Woman 5. THE CODE - Above Water 6. FRENCH MONTANA ft. SWAE LEE - Unforgettable 7. SMERZ - Have Fun 8. CHARLOTTE GAINSBOURG - Deadly Valentine 9. DRAKE - Passionfruit 10. AMINÉ - Caroline 11. XAVIER OMÄR - Runnin' Round 12. STARBOY - Keep You In Mind 13. 2 CHAINZ - It's a Vibe 14. 21 SAVAGE & METRO ft. FUTURE - X 15. SABRINA CLAUDIO - Belong to You 16. EUROZ - Zero Dark 30 17. FUTURE ft. THE WEEKND - Comin Out Strong SELECTION - KARIM RASHID MIX - KARIM RASHID

Heyo ear buds! This week we talk Koons, kitsch and outsourcing, Rafael interrupts Jeremy WAY less and we end the show with a good point we can both agree on: kitsch ain’t crass, it’s the acceptance of self! Ernest goes to camp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je3jfepymQM Kim Dotcom http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/21/kim-dotcom_n_1221586.html Jikji, the first printing press https://bangnangja.wordpress.com/2011/10/19/the-gutenberg-bible-vs-the-jikji/ Brutally Early Club http://www.brutallyearlyclub.org/ Saul Bass http://www.artofthetitle.com/designer/saul-bass/ David Ogilvy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ogilvy_(businessman) Seth Godin http://www.sethgodin.com/sg/ Karim Rashid http://www.karimrashid.com/ Jeff Koons’ gift to Paris a ‘Poisoned Chalice’ https://news.artnet.com/art-world/rubin-letter-koons-gift-paris-posioned-chalice-1038512 Art in Theory 1900-2000 https://www.amazon.com/Art-Theory-1900-Anthology-Changing/dp/0631227083 Clement Greenberg http://www.theartstory.org/critic-greenberg-clement.htm The Avant-Garde and Kitsch, 1939 http://arthistoryunstuffed.com/the-avant-garde-and-kitsch-1939/ Jeff Koons Play-Doh http://www.jeffkoons.com/artwork/celebration/play-doh-0 Neo-Dada http://www.theartstory.org/movement-neo-dada.htm Koons’ search for the perfect reflective surface http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/27/arts/design/27fink.html Koons’ retrospective http://whitney.org/Education/ForTeachers/TeacherGuides/JeffKoons Stack https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_(abstract_data_type) Bauhaus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bauhaus Donald Judd http://juddfoundation.org/ Piet Mondrian http://www.piet-mondrian.org/ Koons porn http://www.widewalls.ch/jeff-koons-made-in-heaven-most-expensive-pieces/ Toulouse-Lautrec posters https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/1450 Lovebot https://lovebot.com/ Murakami, Louis Vuitton collaboration http://www.highsnobiety.com/2015/07/17/louis-vuitton-murakami-pieces/ Koons ballerina at Rockefeller Center https://news.artnet.com/exhibitions/jeff-koons-seated-ballerina-rockefeller-center-891545 Hummel Figurines http://www.ebay.com/bhp/goebel-hummel-figurines Ad: Neato File Share http://chriseugenemills.com/library/ Constant Dullaart http://constantdullaart.com Acute Art http://www.acuteart.com/ Marina Abramovic https://art21.org/artist/marina-abramovic/ Chromophobia http://www.reaktionbooks.co.uk/display.asp?ISB=9781861890740 Why We Need to Start Seeing the Classical World in Color https://hyperallergic.com/383776/why-we-need-to-start-seeing-the-classical-world-in-color/ Calvinism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvinism

In the first episode of season 2 of the Appeal, Asad and Zoe sit down with designer Karim Rashid, the man Time Magazine once described as the "most famous industrial designer in all the Americas.” Rashid discusses his controversial love of color, his ideas on tech in design, his resistance to historical influences, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

DISKARIMO TRACKLIST 1. CLAUDJA BARRY - Love For The Sake of Love (Tom Moulton Mix) 2. ASHA PUTHLI - Space Talk 3. LE CLUB - Un Fait Divers Et Rien De Plus (Re-Re-Mix) 4. BELLE EPOQUE - Miss Broadway 5. JESSE GREEN - Nice And Slow (12" Disco Version) 6. DISCO DEVIANCE - In The Disco Last Night (Pete Herbert & Dicky Trisco Edit) 7. PATRICE MONDON - Gratte-Ciel (Pilooski Edit) 8. VICKI SUE - Hot Summer Night (Hot Version) 9. ANDREA TRUE - What’s Your Name, What’s Your Number 10. Q - The Voice of Q 11. KAT MANDU - I Wanna Dance 12. FREDDY THE - Wojtyla Disco Dance (Part 1) 13. SPARKS - When I’m With You 14. GOODY GOODY - Goody Goody 15. DONNA SUMMER - Now I Need You 16. MUNICH MACHINE - A Whiter Shade Of Pale (12" mix) 17. JOHN DAVIS AND THE MONSTER ORCHESTRA - Ain't That Enough For You [7" Mix] 18. AMANDA LEAR - Follow Me 19. FRANCE JOLI - Don’t Stop Dancing (Radio Edit) 20. SHEILA B - Spacer SELECTION & MIX - KARIM RASHID

JO YANA SOUNDTRACK x KARIM RASHID – Tracklist 1. MON LUX - Easy 2. DATA ft. BASILE DI MANSKI - Heartbeat 3. FKJ - Instant Need 4. CHROMATICS - Shadow (Ends + Michel’s Runway Edit) 5. LA ROUX - Cover My Eyes 6. CRAZY P - HeartBreaker 7. RÓISÍN MURPHY - Ancora Tu 8. 2020 - Ocean (Ray Mang Mix) 9. XINOBI - Charm 10. 40 THIEVES ft. ALONA - The Sky Is Yours 11. HYPNOLOVE - Mademoiselle 12. SATIN JACKETS ft. ESSER - Shine On You 13. CARLOS CAMPOS - I Don’t Love U No More 14. POLLYESTER - Catrina 15. KÖLSCH ft. GREGOR SCHWELLENBACH - Cassiopeia 16. AARON - We Cut The Night 17. PAROV STELAR - Milla’s Dream SELECTION – JO YANA & KARIM RASHID MIX – JO YANA

In celebration of Ehrlich Architects winning the 2015 AIA Architecture Firm Award, we had Steven Ehrlich and Takashi Yanai in-studio to reflect back on the firm's history and their work with "multicultural modernism". We also discuss the feelings around Boston's US Olympic bid nomination, and former president Bill Clinton's appointment as keynote speaker to AIA's 2015 National Convention. We also dump a fair amount of schadenfreude on Karim Rashid. This episode also features the voice of reason, aka our legal correspondent Brian Newman, talking with Paul about the importance of contracts. And, partly inspired by this thread, we'd like to open the call for your architecture horror stories. Send them to us, along with your architectural legal questions, comments or questions about the podcast, via twitter #archinectsessions, email or call us at (213) 784-7421.

Judith explains her path to success. She tells us that she knows she is not the greatest at everything she gets wrapped up in, but she surrounds herself with a sub group of people that can help her. Many entrepreneurs would scoff and say they can't afford help, but Judith is quick to point out that there is always a way. If you can't afford a service, then barter. She tells us that communicating to your community, giving every customer the same attention, and a general attitude toward customer service. It's also about knowing your customer, developing a niche, and treating that customer really well.   Greg sees a running theme in Boiling Point that in this flat world we can make international ripple effects from small cities. Dave is inspired by Judith's brilliant way of expressing things concisely and intelligently. Dave also notes that he is motivated by Judith's passion for telling not only her stories, but the stories of her clients and others in her community.   Greg points out that Judith, Dave, and himself are fortunate to be able to be risky in a smaller market. He mentions that in a large community there isn't the same safety net of friends and community to back you up. Dave mentions, however, that some people may be scared to “fall on their face” in front of their friends and that being an entrepreneur is about the willingness to be vulnerable. For people like Judith, going for it is not an option. Also, Greg gets scolded by referring to the Karim Rashid chairs that Judith placed in his office as “plastic chairs”.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Karim Rashid, leading designer and guest curator of the exhibition 'Totally Rad: Karim Rashid Does Radiators' speaks with Curator David McFadden on the exhibition and contemporary design in general.