Showing posts with label Mid-Century. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mid-Century. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 November 2010

Mid Century Modern or Just Modern?













Sometimes I find remodels to mid-century homes a little too referential. This Utah home seems to strike a pretty nice balance between respect for the old and incorporation of the new modern. It really is a lovely house... and may still be for sale. To me, the $599K price tag seems too good to be true!

Via
Trendir








Wednesday, 13 January 2010

For Sale







Tacoma Architect Allen Liddle's home is currently for sale... if you're interested in purchasing a piece of Pacific NW history. Docomomo has arranged tours of the home for this saturday. More infomation can be found here.





Wednesday, 14 October 2009

Dining Chairs






While there is nothing really wrong with the IKEA dining chairs I've currently got, I'd love to replace them with a lovely set of mid-century chairs. I like more modern chairs, too... but the great thing about mid-century design is that it tends to be more compact, which we really need in our teeny home.
.
All chairs via reside
.
.





Sunday, 26 October 2008

Invigorating

Ok... just to warn you, I've got a ton of photos of the Venice Biennale (some of them are labeled, more are not). If you ever have a chance to visit, I would highly recommend it... Especially, if you are like me, and feeling a bit jaded by work. The Biennale was so invigorating and refreshing, and really reminded me of all the things I love about architecture... Oh, and I saw David Adjaye. But, don't worry... I didn't run up to him like a groupie or anything!

UN Studio
.


Scotland
.
Romania?
.

.
.
Lot Ek?
.
Luxembourg
.
.
I should really remember this firm... especially since I know they are Seattle based...
.
Australia
.
Belgium (After the Party)
This was my favorite installation... more than any other installation, you really experienced this space.
.
Beligium
.
Ben Nicholson (a former professor of mine... a bit disappointing, but fun to see)
.
Brazil (original exhibition structure)
.
Original Carlo Scarpa Structure
.
Norway (those sliding glass doors are INSANE)
.
Droog (One of my all time favorite design collaboratives)
.
Frank Gehry (he should really stick to furniture)
.
Frank Gehry
.
Herzog & deMueron
.
Israel
.
Ove Arup
.
Russia
.
Zaha Hadid
.