Valerio Olgiati - Théâtre Neuchâtel
1986 Diplomarbeit
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Valerio Olgiati - Théâtre Neuchâtel
1986 Diplomarbeit
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via #1, #2
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Balmain Homme
Fall/Winter 2013/14
Balmain F/W 13-14
Rick Owens Dressing the Home: The Private Spaces of Top Fashion Designers, 2008 by Marie Bariller, photography by Guillaume de Laubier Q: Where did you acquire your taste for interior decoration? A: I always hold Art Moderne and Bauhaus up as my standards for interiors and clothes — simple grace, form following function. Q: Are your sources of inspiration the same both for fashion and interior decoration? A: I think of them both in very physical terms, the way a dress caresses a body or the way a chair cups the figure. The surface textiles of both are paramount. Q: Are you interested in architecture? Who is your favorite architect? A: I particularly like Robert Mallet-Stevens, Eileen Grey, and Herzog & de Meuron. Q: What is your favorite decorative style? A: Jean-Michel Frank is my favorite. But then, I like Luigi Colani, too…
Rick Owens Dressing the Home: The Private Spaces of Top Fashion Designers, 2008 by Marie Bariller, photography by Guillaume de Laubier Q: What are your favorite color combinations in interior design? Are they the same as those you use in fashion? A: I cocoon myself with “dust,” a soft, warm gray I’ve been using in my collections since day one; I always think of it as a transition color, twilight or dawn, a gentle hush of expectation…And a crisp, modern iPod white. Q: What are your favorite materials? Plywood, resin, bone, cashmere, glass, foam, rubber, leather, and fur.
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Uekou77 - Louis I. Kahn - Regierungsbezirk Dhaka
Louis Kahn Visual Archive by Naquib Hossain
kerselare chapel . oudenarde . juliaan lampens . 1964-66
Sun Valley House by Paul Michael Davis Design on Flickr.
unavidamoderna:
‘Fountain of Lovers” Los Clubes, State of Mexico, Mexico 1964
Arch. Luis Barragan
Raf Simons.
Living-Rick Owens
Corporeal space is lived spatiality, oriented to a situation wherein the lived/living/lively body embarks on an architectural dance that actively spatializes (and temporalizes) though its movements, activities, and gestures. The body introduces patterns, intervals,duration, and affects into Cartesian and Euclidian space from within it, and continuously reconfigures its own corporeal schema in responding to and recomposing its milieu (Umwelt).
Diana Coole, The Inertia of Matter and the Generativity of Flesh
(via particlesofthings)
Burgerweeshuis, Amsterdam
Aldo van Eyck, 1959-1961
Photo via Minke Wagenaar