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Weltausstellung Barcelona
1929
Territorial grid established by Thomas Jefferson
1785
Foster & Partners, Faber Willis Dumas, Ipswich 1971-75
John Entenza
journalist and publisher of Arts & Architecture, commissioned the Case Study House
Eamses House, Case Study House 8, 1949
Real Estate Opportunities
Ed Ruscha, 1970
Gehry, Easy Edge Series 1969, Including Wiggle chair (mitte oben)
Gehry, experimental edges series
Gehry, Spiller House, 1980
Gehry, Temporary Contemporary 1983
Gemini GEL (Graphics Edition Limited) Gallery 1975-79
Gehry, Edgemar, Santa Monica, 1984
SESC Pompeia, Sao Paolo, Lina Bo Bardi 1984
Glass House, Sao Paolo, Lina Bo Bardi 1951
Bruno Latour, 5 dimensions of design
1. Humility
2. Attention to details
3. Meaning
4. Redesign (va insembel cun 1.)
5. Ethics, good vs bad design
Richard Wentworth, idealised line of progress, modernist winds close to that line, bricoleur goes round and round and ends up connectung unrealated events making them close together
Types of Bricolage
- Anpassung an Natur: Assimilation of natural forces in human action, nature assists bricoleur (Tati: Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot 1953)
- Improvised improvements (Buster Keaton: the Scarecrow 1920)
- One thing used as another (Tati: Playtime 1967)
2 crisis in craft
1 gutenberg press (rennaissance) 1436
2 industrial revolution
LBB, Bowl chair 1951
LBB
Cantilever Chair, Mart Stam 1925
B30 Marcel Breuer, 1928
MR 533 for Thonet, Mies van der Rohe 1927
Superstudio Journey from A to B, 1969
superleggera chair gio ponti 1957
Lake Shore Drive, 1951 Mies van der Rohe
Seagram Building, New York 1958
toronto dominion centre
Quarter Screw, Tom Sachs
David Pye, Turned wooden bowl 1949/50
Facade of Paul Smith, Albermale St, 6a architects
Marine Timekeeper, John Harrison, british horologist 1735
Ceramic Pots, Edmund de Waal
Gutenberg Press 1436
Blackwell, Baillie Scott 1900
Orville & Wilbur Wright, Kitty Hawk test site, wind tunnel 1901
Making do and getting by, Richard Wentworth
The large glass, Marcel Duchamp 1915-23
Bicycle wheel 1913, "ready-made", marcel duchamp
Enzo Mari, Autoprogettazione 1973
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Cantilever Chair, Mart Stam 1925
B30 Marcel Breuer, 1928
MR 533 for Thonet, Mies van der Rohe 1927
Superstudio Journey from A to B, 1969
superleggera chair gio ponti 1957
Lake Shore Drive, 1951 Mies van der Rohe
Seagram Building, New York 1958
toronto dominion centre
Quarter Screw, Tom Sachs
David Pye, Turned wooden bowl 1949/50
Facade of Paul Smith, Albermale St, 6a architects
Marine Timekeeper, John Harrison, british horologist 1735
Ceramic Pots, Edmund de Waal
Gutenberg Press 1436
Blackwell, Baillie Scott 1900
Orville & Wilbur Wright, Kitty Hawk test site, wind tunnel 1901
Making do and getting by, Richard Wentworth
The large glass, Marcel Duchamp 1915-23
Bicycle wheel 1913, "ready-made", marcel duchamp
Enzo Mari, Autoprogettazione 1973
earthrise, William Anders 1968 during Apollo 8 mission
Bull's Head, Pablo Picasso 1942
Raven Row Gallery, 6a
Glass House, New Canaan, Connecticut, Philip Johnson 1949
Superstudio, a journey from A to B 1969
archizoom non stop city 1969
Diderot's Encyclopédie, 2 effects on craft
1750 first attempt to categorize and describe the sum total of human knowledge
1 knowledge held by guilts available to everyone
2 raises status of craft to the equivalent of arts and science
museum for a small city, Mies van der Rohe 1942
House for Billie Wilder, Eames 1950 (unrealized)
Wassily chair, Marcel Breuer B3 1925-26
Resor House, Wyoming, Mies 1937
Neue Nationalgalerie 1968, Berlin, Mies
Harry Bertoia, wire chair 1950
Weltausstellung Barcelona
1929
Territorial grid established by Thomas Jefferson
1785
Foster & Partners, Faber Willis Dumas, Ipswich 1971-75
John Entenza
journalist and publisher of Arts & Architecture, commissioned the Case Study House
Eamses House, Case Study House 8, 1949
Real Estate Opportunities
Ed Ruscha, 1970
Gehry, Easy Edge Series 1969, Including Wiggle chair (mitte oben)
