You have to fight for good ideas
Mar 7, 2016
Now almost 80 years old, Jürg Zumtobel, who originally studied radio engineering, joined the family company back in 1963. Photo © Zumtobel Group
The Annual Report 2014/15: "Extraordinary Ideas" - designed by James Turrell. Photo © Zumtobel Group.
The work of Turrell gets, of course, a special attention. Photo © Zumtobel Group.
The annual reports of Zumtobel are comparable to high quality art books. Photo © Zumtobel Group
"Flowers in the light" was the title of the Annual Report 2001/02, designed by Stefan Sagmeister. Photo © Zumtobel Group
Annual Report 2001/02, designed by Stefan Sagmeister. Photo © Zumtobel Group
Annual Report 2001/02, designed by Stefan Sagmeister. Photo © Zumtobel Group
Olafur Eliasson designed the Annual Report 2007/08, entitled "Life in Space 3". Photo © Zumtobel Group
"Live in Space 3" by Olafur Eliasson. Photo © Zumtobel Group
"Live in Space 3" by Olafur Eliasson. Photo © Zumtobel Group
For the Annual Report 2008/9 Zumtobel committed Francois Roche & Team from the studio R&Sie(n). The architects named the report "Laboratories for light and night".
Photo © Zumtobel Group
Photo © Zumtobel Group
"Laboratories for light and night" by R&Sie(n). Photo © Zumtobel Group
"Laboratories for light and night" by R&Sie(n). Photo © Zumtobel Group
Anish Kapoor and Brighten the Corners were responsible for the Annual Report 2011/12. Photo © Zumtobel
The Annual Report 2011/12 of Anish Kapoor and Brighten the Corners. Photo © Zumtobel Group
The Annual Report 2011/12 of Anish Kapoor and Brighten the Corners. Photo © Zumtobel Group
David Chipperfield Architects (DCA) and John Morgan studio, London designed the Annual Report 2012/13. Photo © Zumtobel Group
The architect chose a very functional design. Photo © Zumtobel Group
Jürg Zumtobel and James Turrell have not only the interest in light in common, the both share a passion for flying. Photo © Zumtobel Group
Turrell’s work on Skyspaces began in the 1970s and today there are 75 public sites around the globe. A Skyspace is basically space with seats along the walls and a large aperture in the roof. Photo © Zumtobel Group
Turrell's work in Roden Carter - Alpha Tunnel in Flagstaff USA. Photo © Zumtobel Group




