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Eric Owen Moss creates art for architecture |
| Eric Owen Moss Architects – Culver City – When people think of California style architecture, Eric Owen Moss comes to mind. Eric Owen Moss is an architectural firm based in Los Angeles California. |
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A sophisticated yet simple architectural design-Lahz Nimmo |
| Lahz Nimmo Architects – Postmodern Architecture – In 1996, Lahz joined with Andrew Nimmo and the influential Australian design team was born. Andrew Nimmo cut his teeth as senior project architect for Tonkin Zulaikha Greer, an internationally respected firm based in Sydney: modern architecture, contemporary architecture |
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Antonio citterio-sorrounded by his own creations |
| Antonio citterio Architect and Designer – Internationally renowned architect and designer, Antonio Citterio, has been immersed in Italy’s architecture and design fraternity from a very young age, deciding on his career path at the age of just 13. |
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David Schwarz-What architecture would have been without Modernism |
| It was only a turn of fate that David M. Schwarz became an architect at all. Having started his own practice (in his own words “too early”), with little success, he realized his dream of becoming an architect was as good as over and had all but given up hope. |
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Suzanne Martinson designs for Miami |
| Suzanne Martinson could be described as part of the “New Urbanism” movement, prevalent in Miami, Florida and ‘damaged districts’, such as New Orleans. She believes that building according to appropriate design standards can actually help cure wounded cities and towns while heading off further degradation of the countryside. |
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Helmut Jahn – Leading the world in modern design |
| Modern Architecture – Art Institute of Chicago – Helmut Jahn is a German-American architect who is one of the most celebrated and recognized in his profession in modern design. He heads one of the largest international architectural firm;s in the world. |
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Peter Eisenman, and architect shrouded him controversy. |
| American architect Peter Eisenman is a deconstructivist who shuns the term. He embraces unconventional theories that have shrouded him in controversy. Deconstructivism is a development of postmodern architecture that began in the late 1980s. |
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Ingo Maurer – The light bulb. |
| How many design artists does it take to recreate the light bulb? Lighting is very simple. You turn a switch and the area is illuminated by a source. It’s something you don’t think about – it just happens. Some people can see past what we see, and look beyond what is common. |
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Antoine Predock – From Clay to Reality |
| Antoine Predock – He actually begins his building designs in clay and then bonds his creations with the modern world of computer design. Antoine Predock born in 1936 in Lebanon. |
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Kobi Karp – Long Live Miami Vice! |
| Long live Miami Vice! The classic Anthony Yerkovich television series did more to create the legend of Miami, than the ladies of South Beach ever could. The adventures of vice squad detectives ‘Sonny’ Crockett and ‘Rico’ Tubbs had action, drama, intensity, and most of all, style. |
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Hani Rashid – audacious and creative design |
| Hani Rashid is quite well known for being the co-founder of one of the most audacious and creative design and architecture practices in New York. His firm Asymptote was established with partner Lise Anne Couture in 1989. |
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Gaetano Pesce – Striking Arquitecture and modern Design |
| Miami-based architect firm, Arquitectonica, started out with ‘instant fame’ known as the firm who created the flamboyant and glamorous style of Miami. Colorful houses, such as the most photographed house in Miami, a pink house created for one of the co-founder’s mother in 1977, now a signatory style of 1980’s downtown Miami. |
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Jaime Hayon – A skateboarder turned designer |
| Southern California, quirky skateboard culture seems like an unlikely place of inspiration for a budding designer. Especially one about to unleash startling design concepts on the world. |
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A firm associated with the glamorous architecture of Miami – Arquitectonica |
| Miami-based architect firm, Arquitectonica, started out with ‘instant fame’ known as the firm who created the flamboyant and glamorous style of Miami. Colorful houses, such as the most photographed house in Miami, a pink house created for one of the co-founder’s mother in 1977, now a signatory style of 1980’s downtown Miami. |
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One of Miamis sleekest and stylish designers-Chad Oppenheim |
| Chad Oppenheim is possibly the sleekest and stylish of designers, and at 34 years of age, he is also an international award winning architectural visionary. He received a bachelor of architecture from Cornell University in 1994, and is now the founding principal of Miami-based “Oppenheim Architecture and Design”. |
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Rem Koolhaas: Pseudo-Defensive Existensialism |
| Koolhaas has completed a number of projects that have won high praise from critics, including a residence in Bordeaux, France; the Educatorium, a multifunction building for Utrecht University in the Netherlands |
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The Glasshouse: Philip Johnson |
| “This house was hated when it was built.” Recalls the former Dean of American Architects, Phillip Johnson, he continues, “If Mr. Johnson has to make a fool of himself why doesn’t he do it in somebody else’s town?” So goes the story of the local newspaper coverage, and sentiment after Johnson finished The Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut. |
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Naoto fukasawa: The perfect fit. |
| Industrial is the new contemporary. Today, the world of electronics has taken on a distinct, minimalist look and feel. Cell phones, PDA’s, and desktop computers have become more industrialized with design functionality. Very few people have any idea of the mind behind such sleek, spareness. |
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Jeffrey Bernett: A simple story. |
| Jeffrey Bernett founded studio B as a vehicle to conceive and promote projects in a wide range of design discipline. At the May 1996 International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York City, Bernett presented his first collection of furniture accessories/objects entitled "Ideas for Production. |
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Figure in a box by Hariri and Hariri, New York |
| Hariri and Hariri Architects one of the World’s leadingarchitectural desrn firm, This pair of Iranian born sisters may very well have single-handedly designed Salzburg into the 21 century. |
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Hi-tech modern architecture and design? Sir Norman Foster |
| Norman Foster has never run a movie studio or theme park, but he could stand in as double for Disney’s former Michael Eisner. His inquisitive demeanor is as disarming as it is confidence building. There is a natural balance to his speaking cadence, unforced, and unintentional. |
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Architecture is a frozen music, a melody that stretches long into the sky |
| Great architecture is frozen music, a melody that stretches long into the sky returning each day for an encore. Architecture can fasten itself to the heart of the beholder. If great architecture is music, Tadao Ando is the master conductor. Born in Osaka, Japan on September 13, 1941, Ando was the first born of twin boys. |
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Santiago Calatrava | Modern Architecture and design |
| There is a Sea-World quality to the work of Santiago Calatrava. He designs with a maritime sensitivity that, at times can soothe the surrounding landscape, or crucify it. A trained architect/engineer, Calatrava consistently attempts to design the impossible, but then engages his engineering dual-persona to prove his designer limitations wrong. |
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Louise Campbell – Modern Furniture |
| If summertime could choose its designer, Louise Campbell would be first call. Campbell’s work is vibrant, energetic and captures the sentiment of a fresh summer day. One may find themselves smiling involuntarily when viewing her creations. |
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Frank O. Gehry: Breaking the Boundaries |
| Ephraim Owen Goldberg, born in Toronto on February 28, 1929, has been one of the most visionary and intuitive architects of the 20th century. After moving to California at the age of 18, he studied at the Los Angeles city college and thereafter graduated from U.S.C. School of Architecture in 1954. |
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Philippe Starck an Icon in the trendy Miami scene |
| It is almost a status symbol when you talk about designer Philippe Starck’s new ventures – hotels, condominiums and even home furnishings in Miami extravagance. Eyebrows are raised and doors set open in the social circles of the “beach”, as soon as you say, “I live in Icon.” |
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