Architects and furniture /

Architects have designed some of the most iconic items of furniture. This AD features ingenious architect-protagonists of this genre and explores the recent history and chronology of architectural involvement in the discipline.Furniture augments architect-designed environments, contributing to the h...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Spiller, Neil, 1959- (Editor), Simone, Ashley (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Language Notes:English.
Published: New York, NY : Axiomatic Editions, 2025.
Series:Architectural design (London, England : 1971) ; v. 95, no. 2.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction. An intimate relationship : are you sitting comfortably? Then I shall begin
  • / Neil Spiller
  • If an architect were a chair : furniture as an extension of architecture collections / Sandy Jones
  • Easy edges in uneasy times : reflections on Frank Gehry's cardboard furniture design / Vanessa Grossman
  • Fragments of architecture : the role of design in Zaha Hadid's early practice / Johan Duerell
  • Form follows
  • : Nigel Coates unpacks his furniture oeuvre / Nigel Coates
  • Strange lineaments : super-saturated solutions / Neil Spiller
  • Spatial artifacts : Steven Holl Architects' objects in dialogue with architecture / Dimitra Tsachrelia Holl
  • Big and small : the ethos of Shigeru Ban / Dean Maltz
  • The virtues of technique in the service of culture : crafting the continuous line / Guilherme Wisnik
  • Soft seats : Greg Lynn toys with furniture / John Szot
  • Benches can be more than benches : the serial drift of Amanda Levete / William Richards
  • Doodling with a jigsaw : CRAB Studio's turning of the tables / Eoin Shaw
  • From static to dynamic : floating the plane / Carrie Eastman
  • All part of the game : classics, conventions and the curious case of Oyler Wu Collaborative / Todd Gannon
  • Broadcasting table : domestic beginnings / Nick Elias
  • Working with a paradox : a manifesto on furniture and architecture / Kiki Goti
  • From another perspective. Of brains, eyes, ribbon models and proteins / Neil Spiller.