The Bold cHair by Sanserif Creatius at the Plaza Redonda The new season of Ocupat brings changes along in the middle of autumn. The seats made of corrugated cardboard by Saserif Creatius also wanted to evolve as the program did: they are now covered in a...
Clara Castelló interviews Emilio Duró The Bold seats by Sanserif Creatius will keep accompanying Clara Castelló during the second season of Ocupat, the TVV program intended for entrepreneurs, professional training and job offers whose first edition has been so well received. For this new season, changes...
From the education facilities of the European Space Agency (ESA) at the Museum Príncipe Felipe, to the outdoor gardens of Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias (CAC), the Bold collection, with its Bold chair and footrest “O” by Sanserif Creatius, tours the most...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbMFCrhwS44&w=420&h=315 TVV • 18/04/2012 Raquel Serón, from the law firm L&S Abogados, addresses the projection of the economic growth in the sub-Saharan Africa and the investment opportunities in this area. A new interview of the section Prepara’t a Fons of the TVV program Ocupa’t, whose set has...
© Ocupat TVV · Bold and "O" stool At the IVAM A few pictures of the shooting for the section “Prepara’t a fons” of the program Ocupat on channel 9 – TVV, where Sanserif Creatius’ Bold chair and the footrest “O” are the chosen items giving...
[flickr video=6880109832 secret=e6018ba009 w=400 h=320] Ocupat TVV · Eye baby A TV report of the program Ocupat on channel 9 on the baby strollers’ security system "Eye Baby", designed by Sanserif Creatius for Eye Child. It’s an item which, beside improving visibility, promotes children’s road safety education. More...
[flickr video=6880146000 secret=5662b31e72 w=400 h=320] Ocupat TVV · Sanserif Creatius’ Set The Bold chair and the footrest "O" by Sanserif Creatius, designed for the exclusive collection Depás, are now the common elements of Clara Castelló’s interviews on Ocupat, a program on innovation and employment of the Valencian...
