Lukas Bast Design
The exciting journey of LIEBLINGSBRAND!
You want to see how an online store sell offline?
LIEBLINGSBRAND is going on tour with this furniture.
It´s an online store for local designers and for special events they travel through Austria.
All parts fit on a euro-pallet.
With 11 frames they can sell products on 16m length.
Client: LIEBLINGSBRAND
Design: Lukas Bast, 2016
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“NEUBAU No2” is re-opening from September till December 2015. neubau.me
Bei diesem Concept-Store handelt es sich um einen Ausstellungsraum, der Produkte der heimischen Microfabriken, Kollaborationen und des neuen Handwerks präsentiert. Verkauft werden Produkte, die von Designern selbst entwickelt und entweder alleine oder in gemeinschaftlicher Kleinserienproduktion hergestellt wurden. Ziel des Shops ist es, Designer und Produkte der dritten industriellen Revolution und der Shared Economy zu präsentieren und ihnen den gebührenden Raum zu geben.
Realisation: Microgiants, Gerin Trautenberger & Su Noya
Graphic Design: Cristina Bianci
Interior Design: Lukas Bast
The PopUp Fab Lab is a temporary workspace for the Happylab.
This mobile workspace can easily be transported as a closed box. Everything you need is packed in the box.
Depending on the event the wooden frames can be arranged individually and filled with graphics or an TV.
The whole Fab Lab is bulid up with wooden clamps including the “landmark” for a better visibility at events.
Finally, one Lab box will provide up to five working desks.
Happy making, dear Makers!
Material: Solid Wood & MDF
Client: Happylab Vienna
Design: Lukas Bast, 2015
More than pure decoration.
The wall hanging Doubleboard for board game geeks and kids.
One board – two games.
Boardgame 1: Ludo & Mill
Boardgame 2: Fox and Goos & Mill
Material: MDF & Oak
Dimension: 50 x 50cm / 20 x 20inch
Design: Lukas Bast, 2015
Design of posters and displays with 3D printed connections in the course of the “Vienna Open Festival 2014”
for the “Maker Day” workshops and “Social & Cultural Entrepreneurship” lectures.
The Vienna Open Festival 2014 takes place for the third time in succession.
During the festival a variety of vivid scenes revolving around topics such as “Upcycling”, “Maker Movement”, “Open Cooperation”, “Shared Economies”, „Fab Labs“, … have been worked out within the programme development together with Maker Austria, MA48, Happylab, Paradocks and others.
Shared Economies, Open Source and Upcycling are new ways of critical exchange and consumption and constitute a new materialism which is a further issue of the festival. Open Design and Fab Labs generate a new kind of cooperation and collaboration.
Realisation: Microgiants, Gerin Trautenberger, Georg Russegger & Joanna Kowolik
Design: Lukas Bast, 2014
Old Danish pepper mills inspired me to create new mills.
I was impressed by their size and proportions and the huge range of different designs and styles.
Three wood turned silhouettes are the result.
A unique and original hand-made gifts & homeware out of solid nut wood.
With the quality grinder, made in Swizerland, the granulation can be easily adjusted for fine or coarse grinds.
Ø 9cm x 13cm height / Ø 3.5 x 5.1 inches / 90€ (excl. shipping costs)
If you are interested in this pepper mill, please don’t hesitate to contact me by e-mail.
Material: Solid Nut Wood
Design: Lukas Bast, 2014
We love the machine but hate the factory!
The Design Store for products of the third industrial revolution.
From now on a product can be designed on a computer and “printed” on a 3D printer.
So we started to print… and print… and print…. till we had enough structure connections for the whole interior.
The result you can see in Vienna at the Pop-Up-Store “NEUBAU” from October till December 2013.
neubau.me
viennaopen.net
Realisation: Microgiants, Gerin Trautenberger, Bernhard Tobola & Joanna Kowolik
Graphic Design & Facade: Emanuel Jesse & Cristina Bianci
Interior Design: Franz Piffl & Lukas Bast, 2013
Study of an mobile locker for an easier patient relocation to another hospital ward.
Client: Wiener Krankenanstaltenverbund KAV
Realisation: Microgiants
Design: Franz Piffl & Lukas Bast, 2011
