trans-form magazine with the attached CD-Rom >>> £19.95
(The FL@33 5th anniversary special has ended! We sincerely hope the 33 happy new owners of their special bargain copy of trans-form are now hugging tower cranes whenever they can...)

designed and published by FL@33

A few remaining copies of the award-winning and previously sold out trans-form magazine have been recovered and are now exclusively available at stereohype.

Trans-form, trans-it, trans-port.org is a self-initiated Architecture, Art and Design publication by FL@33 founders Agathe Jacquillat and Tomi Vollauschek. It's a conceptual project based on an everyday observation of tower cranes combining a magazine, a CD-Rom and a website. The large scale magazine is exploring the magic of urban sculptures which appear and disappear in the cities we are living in. Tower cranes which are lifting, transporting, re-constructing, drawing, cutting, performing and 'trans-forming' are usually unnoticed by the public's eye. Trans-form presents information about tower cranes and crane operators' daily work in the sky. The CD Rom adds videos and animations combining industrial structures with natural imagery and is presenting a cityscape metamorphosis, defining our cities as being in a 'larval stage'. Trans-port.org offers you the possibility to 'build your own crane', to 'climb' a tower crane' and to 'be a crane operator'.

FL@33 is a multi-lingual and multi-specialised studio for visual communication based in London. Founders Agathe Jacquillat [French from Paris; Academy Julian, ESAG] and Tomi Vollauschek [Austrian, originally from Frankfurt; FH Darmstadt] met on the Royal College of Art's [RCA] postgraduate Communication Art and Design course in 1999 and set up their company in Notting Hill after graduating in July 2001. The studio is working across all media in the areas Concept Generation, Print, Screenbased Work [Broadcast, Motion Graphics, Interface Design, Websites], Exhibition Design and Publishing.

FL@33s’ mission is to create a professional, vibrant, fresh and artistic body of work while keeping a balance between commissioned and self-initiated projects and publications. FL@33s’ work philosophy is based on the 'Power of 3' theory - the balance of intellect, skill and emotion. FL@33 projects have been extensively featured online and were published in numerous magazines, newspapers and books around the world.

April 2005 saw the studio move across town to a much larger space in Central London, Clerkenwell. To mark this new era a FL@33 monograph was published in May 2005 as part of the highly collectable 'design & designer' book series by french Pyramyd Editions.

International clients are from Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the USA and include MTV Networks / VH1 European, Laurence King Publishing, Friends of the Earth, Creative Review, Royal Festival Hall, Sacla, BBC, Matelsom, Alsop Architects / Valencia Biennale 2003, GraficEurope conference 2004 / RotoVision, Pyramyd Editions, The Creator Studio / Torraspapel, Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris, BlackBook magazine and Groupe Galeries Lafayette, besides others.

description:
320 x 500mm, portrait; uncoated stock: challenger offset 190g; wire stitched; limited edition: 1.000; attached CD-Rom [PC+ Mac], NOT signed
Comes with FL@33 and Stereohype postcards.


SEE ALSO: signed FL@33 bundle (book & trans-form for only £30 £33.45)