Published on : Monday, April 21, 2014
Faber introduced at Eurocucina 2014 its latest revolutionary air treatment systems with a multi sensory approach. The new products are flanked by 7 futuristic concepts- and unique prototypes in terms of application, technology and design – revealed for the first time to a professional audience.
The Faber stand, designed by Made Studio Milano, the team of creative professionals behind three of the extractor hoods on show (Anima, iCONandCarré), takes the form of a sort of peninsula. The space, featuring a semi-semicircular section, offers visitors two different paths: a virtual route made possible by display panels positioned at the outer edge of the exhibition area, and an interactive antechamber that pre-empts the visit to the actual exhibition area, divided into 4 sections marked by signs on the floor and divided by type of hood. Wall Design, Built-in Design, Smart design and Island design.
Commenting on the stand, Emiliano Palma of Made Studio says: “The stand features beams that simulate an oscillatory movement and below which the hoods are displayed, arranged in a twin area that offers two alternative paths. The first is digital, and allows the hoods to be seen on a screen. The second is analogue, and allows all the models displayed to be viewed in a determined sequence.”
At the centre of the stand is the Quiet Bubble, a sensory installation in which the magical silence of Sil-K ACT can be experienced. This truly unique technology was developed by Faber in collaboration with Silentium, an Israeli market leader in the production of silencing devices. Through the Active Noise device, Sil-k ACT actively reduces noise by 13 decibels.
The circular, sound proof cubicle, duplicating a real laboratory simulation, is open to everyone and demonstrates the difference between a hood fitted with Sil-K ACT technology and one that is not.
Tags: Emiliano Palma, Eurocucina 2014, Faber, Made Studio Milano, Sil-K ACT, Silentium
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