Saturday, May 23, 2009

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1ANALISI HISTORICAL CRITICA_Le stages of design and in particular the chair

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z z or nu ovine materials. It 's a design that has linearity, verticalitità and references to 'medieval architecture. " William Morris, wooden chair or carved decorations pint 1858 Castle medievalists
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prendente know migl Ianzano to 'tapestry, accurate form of' ancient textile art, it makes me understand in this chair c 'is much more than what you see and how the' big REFERENCE or eral cultural, historical, artistic and there is in 'elab tessuto.E prayer of' very clear the binding of all Morris' crafts and especially the 'persistence in making them understood the potential for unique and far superior to' industry. Then, culture and creativity one you to create a design for the 'high bo rghesia. The structure of the chair in molded wood, carved is perfectly consistent to the period. also arms covered with t essuto are treated in detail. "
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appezzeria Morris 1890 William Morris, damask fabric in the
na patterned peacocks and dragons 187 8
Christopher Dresser, chair in the wood and ga 1870 Christopher Dresser, wooden armchairs na 1880

Friday, May 22, 2009

Cheese Tortellini With Fish

2ANALISI strorico CRITICA_Le stages of design and in particular the chair

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es and Liberty & Co., specializes in ta 'importazion and pro do tt the orie and key aspects on those ch and n and took part in the design of mobile i : Dresse re Cha RLES R Ennie M ackintosh . Quest ultim interpretò o la Nueva tends e nza in mo do
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n do a ar mo Nios or ge ome t r ism. "Looking at this design, a known side of the chair particularly highlighted. The geometry of the back I remember the part in 'Oriental Art (Japanese homes), but more clearly and simply basic geometric shapes. To give importance to back the rest of the structure is reduced to 'essential. more dominant in the design of the function, which however is explicit, and the 'optical effect given by the straight lines and highlighted through the seat that is wider in front and gives a sense of perspective.
More than the result of a designer, I think the result of a stylist. "
chair 1928

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Arthritis In The Knees More Condition_treatment

3ANALISI HISTORICAL CRITICA_Le stages design and in particular the chair


F RAN
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More than a structural renovation, artistic, aesthetic language, the new style was limited by the long tradition of craftsmanship.
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"I think this interior signs a fundamental step

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lla history of design.

And 'the mirror of a changing society oriented to' industrialization. At this historic design tries to break free from ' EXCESSIVE of exuberance and the 'art and nauveau is oriented towards more simple and readable.
The reason that prompted me to analyze this furniture is its "Design
Correct", intent on improving
characteristics of projects already in existence. Nonosta nt and it is u n
craft and as such does not
intended for all, it puts pro to anticipate and resolve issues common to Most people deglli, as mancaza space, heralding a fundamental principle of modern design: the 'Stack bility.
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Louis M ajorelle
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withdrawing, its structure and its decoration are def inibili essential. L 'aesthetics of ell' or g jet becomes more detailed through the carvings that cover the exterior of the structure, ignoring the part 'aspect of comfort. The interesting part is characterized by the arms, supported by elements in an unusual timber that is too long until the end of the legs, which are welded joints invisibili.Questi through connecting elements are curved towards the 'outer widening the zone-seat armrests . If designer had stretched or close the arms, most likely elements of the union (arm-leg) did not have such size and shape. Once vo lta is a fierce form, to the detriment (albeit minor) was the nzione. " Armchair 1910 " These two chairs are alike. Both are connecting elements I mentioned before, but so diveverso. Even the back presents as empty as the previous one. The difference is in how it was fixed the 'padding, referring to the' English craftsmanship. " Armchair 1900

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

How Do I Make Myself Look More Mature

4ANALISI HISTORICAL CRITICA_Le stages of design and in particular the chair

BELGIUM
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Unlike his contemporaries, his pro jets are not or ide ning in a single style, but also to advances the rigors rational list.
His line less curvy and more linear, it definition sce att r to
v er s or ba nde wooden me thallus. Series Silex "1904 is built around a particular system, assembled, made of poor materials, intended for all users. example I have in this furniture because they represent the result of a genius -creator. It 'amazing to think that the furniture so useful, practical, sober and present have been designed and built in 1900. E' an industrial product, the mass, but above all social. Tap aspects basic industry 's:' s Disassembly and monomaterial "

Monday, May 18, 2009

Highlighting With Natural Match

5ANALISI HISTORICAL CRITICA_Le stages of design and in particular the chair


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    manganese, movement ready to welcome the trends New releases from 'arts and crafts at the laboratory in Jugendstil innovative languages.
  • The characteristics of the Viennese Secession: reduction of 'ornament, adoption of decorative elements more sober as the square and the circle instead of' floral exuberance of art nouveau, use of machinery.
Josef Hoffman " Ap p en the 'I v ista I thought it will be uncomfortable! Yet other devices known in the will ment of au to rne comfort. Hoffmn creates a reclining backrest 4 posizoni, and is simply fun and also
ingenious the way he does, but for that reason
it processes the form and structure thus eliminating the sense of 'other function?
Also there is an excessive and unjustified use of material.
"
Kubus Armchair
You could say that was built after 1910 because of its resemblance to the LC2 chair Grand Confort by Le Corbusier in 1928. for its functional clarity, the 'purely geometric aesthetic can be traced back to the modernist period. E' block of polyurethane, placed on a wooden frame, covered with the skin nera.Iprogetti were necessarily expensive and exclusive, handmade, but anticipated in every way modernism. Otto Wagner Master and intellectual guidance of the Civil War was one of the main architects ustriaci. Its design was based on criteria of functionality, substantially two-dimensional decoration and use of unconventional materials and processes. The highlights of the Secession lived a 'creative evolution that led them to a decorative subtraction.


Stool 1904 grossed by Gebrüder Thonet Vienna

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Disposable Tea Cups And Saucers

6ANALISI HISTORICAL CRITICA_Le stages of design and in particular the chair


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Principles of pr oduction of

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"In the workshops of the Bauhaus are carefully developed and constantly improved prototypes of objects suitable for the production

n

the series and typical of our time"
Gropius Marcel Bre uer
  • 1902/81 architect and designer, was a student teacher at the Bauhaus ee directing the mobile lab . 1927-28
"The technique of the I
natoio
was introduced already n el nineteenth century, then we wanted to 'about a century before buying
n DERE and exploit the characteristics of seamless steel tube, which only around g
them years 30 'became the symbol of modern design.
The Wassily Chair, modern and relevant today, to 'age was not included because a product considered vulgar rata
totalmete
institution of far
ello historians and current styles. However, the to find charming and elegant. The various components were coordinated to you harmoniously, creating a product that is in 'its power industry and its expression. I believe that the creative genius pro is precisely in this, the perfect n
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integration between p roject and industry
"
Principles or mill, for the construction of pipes' steel is not welded designed it 1860 by the brothers Mannesmann.
Main stages: Drilling coarse solid for the action of two cylinders. Pass pilgrim : everything is made of a Laminat oio d ITLE
"step of the pilgrim", consisting of two grooved rollers with grooved semi-circular cross section and depths as shown in the diagram above. Cesca armchair (m or d. b64) 1928__side chairs 1936-37
Ludwig Mie Van der Rohe's
_ 1886-1969
The Bauhaus school was completed in 1937 under the direction of Mies Van der Rohe.
trasgeri A few years later in America in Chicago and New York.
He made the Barcelona chair (1947), for the 'International Exhibition in Barcelona. L 'is made of laminated intelaiautura d' chromed steel and cushions covered with white kid leather straps rest on. "Although it was realized by the director of schools
the Bauhaus, this chair is certainly not the congealed
ntazione or symbol. The welds that connect the elements of 'interest laiatura not easy litano seriality, indeed require more work and precision.
also does not have armrests, which are essential for comfort and functionality, but most likely if they had afesse n
was on so beautiful and elegant! "
" Possible re
injuries to 'Art and the Egyptian culture. "



Tucendhat 1929-30__Brno chair chair 1929-30 The MR without arms was followed by MR20 Armchair, one of the first projects of Mies Van der Rohe.Possiede still present in the lightweight chairs by Marcel Breuer. 1927

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7ANALISI HISTORICAL CRITICA_Le stages of design and in particular the chair

HOLLAND _
DE STIJIL




The movement of

has come to the creation of
Movement cancer.
In his early paintings are represented nature ( subject in the future because it prohibited keeping with the style), then the lines and colors break up, break down, to simplify them.
protagonist becomes the primary geometric shape: the square and the rectangle that are mushrooming in multiple es
Ottoman 's most interesting aspect is that p
    ver neoplastic style one could speak of "
  • Virus cancer," the rapid spread that came in design, fashion, in' architecture, etc. ..

However, I believe that the De Stijil the outcome, the 'evolution of art of all MONVI' era of 'Art Nouveau, Czech Cubism, Modernism, etc. ..
" Gerrit Thomas Rietveld 1888-1964

"Red Blue Chair (1918) was
u ne of the greatest examples of neoplastic style design! It 's the implementation of three-dimensional paintings of Mondrian. not take much to understand that this is an industrial design, although
f ormat from 15 machine-cut strips of wood, screwed without joints and hinges, while
seat and back are rough t grandmothers painted in primary colors. would seem a simple decor, yet it is very difficult to build because of the series' absolute precision required Mont premium.
" Zig-Zag Chair 1934