Philippe Hermann is an architect. He works in France and Austria.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. She is one of the most important pioneers of modern design. She worked hard throughout her career, shifted and evolved. Nature and people mattered to her. What emerges is a constant drive for discovery, attentiveness and enthusiasm, which helps explain why her creations still resonate today.For decades, Charlotte Perriand was kept in the shadow of Le Corbusier, and later, paradoxically, obscured once again, this time by myth and noise, as her furniture began reaching astronomical prices at auction and figures of fashion and luxury in Paris openly declared their admiration for her. She nonetheless remains, for the author, a woman whose relevance lies elsewhere.The text comes from Philippe Hermann, a practising architect. It proceeds the way he reads a site before building: attentive, structured, grounded in material conditions. Neither a tribute nor a contemplative portrait, but a precise, slightly baroque, optimistic inquiry, by no means reserved for engineers or art collectors, into her role in how we relate to objects, to space, as well as to one another.The book briefly traces the paths of key figures of the period who passed through her studio in Paris: Pablo Picasso, Eileen Gray, Man Ray, and the too often overlooked architect Robert Mallet-Stevens. The LC4 chair, developed by Charlotte Perriand with Le Corbusier, is one of the most iconic objects of modernism. Yet Perriand was driven less by style than by rightness. What can her commitment still teach us today? (German edition) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9791098253805
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. She is one of the most important pioneers of modern design. She worked hard throughout her career, shifted and evolved. Nature and people mattered to her. What emerges is a constant drive for discovery, attentiveness and enthusiasm, which helps explain why her creations still resonate today.For decades, Charlotte Perriand was kept in the shadow of Le Corbusier, and later, paradoxically, obscured once again, this time by myth and noise, as her furniture began reaching astronomical prices at auction and figures of fashion and luxury in Paris openly declared their admiration for her. She nonetheless remains, for the author, a woman whose relevance lies elsewhere.The text comes from Philippe Hermann, a practising architect. It proceeds the way he reads a site before building: attentive, structured, grounded in material conditions. Neither a tribute nor a contemplative portrait, but a precise, slightly baroque, optimistic inquiry, by no means reserved for engineers or art collectors, into her role in how we relate to objects, to space, as well as to one another.The book briefly traces the paths of key figures of the period who passed through her studio in Paris: Pablo Picasso, Eileen Gray, Man Ray, and the too often overlooked architect Robert Mallet-Stevens. The LC4 chair, developed by Charlotte Perriand with Le Corbusier, is one of the most iconic objects of modernism. Yet Perriand was driven less by style than by rightness. What can her commitment still teach us today? (German edition) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9791098253805
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. She is one of the most important pioneers of modern design. She worked hard throughout her career, shifted and evolved. Nature and people mattered to her. What emerges is a constant drive for discovery, attentiveness and enthusiasm, which helps explain why her creations still resonate today.For decades, Charlotte Perriand was kept in the shadow of Le Corbusier, and later, paradoxically, obscured once again, this time by myth and noise, as her furniture began reaching astronomical prices at auction and figures of fashion and luxury in Paris openly declared their admiration for her. She nonetheless remains, for the author, a woman whose relevance lies elsewhere.The text comes from Philippe Hermann, a practising architect. It proceeds the way he reads a site before building: attentive, structured, grounded in material conditions. Neither a tribute nor a contemplative portrait, but a precise, slightly baroque, optimistic inquiry, by no means reserved for engineers or art collectors, into her role in how we relate to objects, to space, as well as to one another.The book briefly traces the paths of key figures of the period who passed through her studio in Paris: Pablo Picasso, Eileen Gray, Man Ray, and the too often overlooked architect Robert Mallet-Stevens. The LC4 chair, developed by Charlotte Perriand with Le Corbusier, is one of the most iconic objects of modernism. Yet Perriand was driven less by style than by rightness. What can her commitment still teach us today? (German edition) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9791098253805
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