This year, Stylepark is the media partner and a member of the jury for the DAM Preis for Architecture in Germany. The five finalists have been selected, and the award ceremony will take place in January 2026 at the DAM in Frankfurt am Main. Director Peter Cachola Schmal gives us insights into the decision-making process, situates the current construction culture and recalls special buildings.

Jung welcomes visitors to the Milan Design Week with an interactive installation: together with the Ippolito Fleitz Group, they have devised a scenery with a magic sphere in the centre.

The future grows from strong roots – therefore, the present needs to offer space for new ideas. Jung, a premium supplier of modern building technology, shows how posture, responsibility and efficiency can be translated architecturally with NGA Nehse & Gerstein Architects BDA in Schalksmühle.

With the Stylepark Selected Award 2022, Stylepark honours the best new products of the year. These are the award winners.

Jung has further developed the classic Smart Home control: The "LS TOUCH" room controller combines up to 32 functions in one device.

How can a smartly networked building help save energy? How can smart systems be fitted in old buildings without too much effort or expense? And how can we ensure the data is safe? Jung has developed a system, Jung Home, that provides swift solutions to these questions.

Black and white – two colors that are like two worlds: One absorbs the light, the other reflects it. It’s a fascinating contrast that JUNG has picked up on in its line of latest switch designs.

A classic of German industrial design celebrates its 50th birthday: The LS 990 by Jung was the first modern light switch.

It’s not about everything – it’s about the best: The motto of Stylepark has been translated into an exhibition for the imm cologne 2018.

Jung is celebrating the LS 900 with a very special installation forming part of the “Stylepark Selected” exhibition at Museum of Applied Arts Cologne.

The Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week 2026 kept us busy last week. What themes are the exhibitors focusing on, and what developments are emerging?

The world's leading trade fair for lighting and building technology in Frankfurt am Main recently closed its doors. Read the highlights of Light + Building 2026 in the review.

From 91 concepts, this year's expert jury selected the most convincing entries. Decisive criteria included sustainability, innovative strength, functional and design quality. We present the 13 winners!

In Munich, lighting manufacturer Erco and building technology specialist Jung have opened a joint showroom. The space, located in Theodor Fischer's listed bachelor quarters, reflects the character of the existing building and interacts with the city.

The Salone del Mobile.Milano and the Milan Design Week took place from 8 to 13 April 2025. In the review, you can find out which ideas are currently moving the creative minds and which concepts were particularly impressive.

Six years have passed since the last regular Light + Building. What were the topics at the world's leading trade fair for lighting and building technology in 2024? Our review.

In cooperation with Stylepark, the Designplus Award by Light + Building honours innovative products, pioneering systems and ideas from the entire product spectrum of the world's leading trade fair for lighting and building technology. These are the winners 2024.

What does a trade fair like the Salone del Mobile.Milano currently need in order to inspire companies and guests alike? With which concepts do the creatives of Milan Design Week react to the structural changes that the industry has undergone in the last four years? Our Review.

This autumn, Messe Frankfurt is shining all the brighter: the compact special Light + Building Autumn Edition of the world's leading trade fair for lighting and building technology is bringing the industry together again after the pandemic-related break. We show you ten highlights out of the halls.

In Berlin's West, the architecture office Coordination has converted two attic flats into an elegant penthouse. Now the Wilhelminian architecture serves as a colourful backdrop for the art.

Salone del Mobile and the Milan Design Week took place on June 7-12, 2022. What trends, contrasts and issues did the international event highlight? Our review.

Creative designs for Plug & Light by Insta: Six new partner companies are moving the system forward, opting for flexible light fittings and new possible applications.

Light + Building recently closed its doors to the public in Frankfurt/Main. Which topics are people still talking about? Here is Stylepark’s retrospective overview of the fair.

Is "Plug & Light" ushering in a new era in lighting installations? At the Light + Building, an alliance of manufacturers Gira, Jung, Insta and Brumberg presented a system based on an innovative light socket.

You didn't make it to Light + Building 2018? Never mind! Stylepark gives you an impression of the fair on your monitor.

Lighting manufacturers have already made the leap into the digital world, which means that the Light + Building trade fair in Frankfurt/Main will be focusing less on new products and more on changed fields of use and services.

The opening event for “Stylepark Selected imm cologne 2018 at MAKK” kicked off this year’s trade fair with a bang.

You did not make it to the imm cologne? Don't worry! Stylepark brings you the cheerful bustle on the monitor.

Just a few more days and then “Stylepark Selected imm cologne 2018” opens in Cologne’s Museum of Applied Art (MAKK). An exclusive look at the event accompanying the international furniture fair.

Every two years come January, the halls at the Munich trade fair ground fill to bursting: Because that is when the BAU opens its doors, again – the world’s largest construction trade fair. We checked everything out and have selected the most important novelties for you here.

During imm cologne 2016, Stylepark is playing the host in the Architects’ Lounge located in Hall 4.2 – an exclusive venue for architects and interior designers.

The successful “Architect@Work” event format originally devised by the trade-fair company in Kortrijk, Belgium, has now made it to the German capital. Following the very well received versions held in Rotterdam, Paris, London, Zurich, Düsseldorf and Stuttgart, can the convention make a splash in Berlin, a city notoriously saturated by events?