Brazilian designer Sergio Rodrigues is famous for his Cornuto chair. While you might find architects and designers with elaborate theories and explanations for their vision and work, Sergio's are most personal, whimsical and lyric. He put a hole in the headset of a chair for his grand daughters ponytail.
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12.2.10
Sergio Rodrigues and His Chair
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2.3.08
A Tour of Minneapolis Architecture
This tour of Minneapolis is hosted by University of Minnesota, College of Design Professor John Comazzi and filmed and edited by Michael Tyburski. Recently, I was in other American cities and they showed me new architecture by world renown achitects. When I told them how many buildings Minneapolis has build in the last 5 years by top 20 architects people are astonished. One of the buildings this short tour neglects to show is the addition to the Minneapolis Children's Theater by Michael Graves. Have a look.
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