Announcing the launch of Design Book Magazine, an innovative web publication with a focus on high-end architecture, interiors, products, and fashion. The magazine is available free at http://www.designbookmag.com.
Miami, FL (PRWEB) May 13, 2008 -- Design Book Magazine launched its premiere issue this month at http://www.designbookmag.com. The publication delivers engaging coverage of contemporary architecture, interiors, products, and fashion to professionals and design enthusiasts worldwide. The magazine's unique format adapts the look and feel of a traditional paper magazine by placing it on the web for quick and easy access.
The premiere issue entitled Grand Tour features an array of design articles including: FXFOWLE International's Dubai proposal for the largest and tallest spanning bridge in the world, an interview with Tim Andreas the interior designer of trend-setting environments at the Delano, Shore Club, and Mondrian resorts, and a look at the architectural evolution of Miami's cultural institutions with Cesar Pelli's design for the Arsht Center, the MAM by Herzog and de Meuron, and Frank Gehry's proposal for the New World Symphony on Miami Beach.
Other articles feature green products such as the Lightning GT, an environmentally friendly British sports car accompanied by glossy fashion editorials from Paris, Sydney, Bali, Miami and Palm Springs. The more competitive readers can take part in architectural, photographic, and other design competitions. There is even a designer travel section that, in this issue, reviews luxury resorts including the TwinPalms, The Evason Six Senses Resort and Spa, and Amanpuri by Aman Resorts in Phuket, Thailand.
"Although we just launched the magazine, we already have many subscribers from all over the world. Aside from our dedication to design, we have made Design Book Magazine one of the most environmentally conscious publications on the market by placing it on the web," says Damir Sinovcic, Design Book's Editor.
Design Book eliminates the negative environmental impact of logging, paper manufacturing, printing, transporting, and waste disposal that paper publications require. "All of our readers use computers on a daily basis and will likely browse the magazine while relaxing at home or will flip through it for design reference at work. They can even take it to the beach since it is viewable on iPhones and most PDA's," added Sinovcic.
Design Book Magazine is available free at http://www.designbookmag.com. Contact the Marketing Department for contributing and advertising opportunities.
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