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artek 611 Dining Chair Black

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1929 for artek Concept: The 611 dining table chairs designed by the world-renowned Alvar Aalto, are an elegant and lightweight design that with its woven linen seat and back offers high seating comfort. The 611 chair was one of Alvar Aalto's first furniture designs, but has been in constant production since 1929, which also testifies to a timeless design. With a light and transparent design, the 611 chair can easily adapt to most areas, and is therefore easy to decorate in the home.

GBP 847.00

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artek 611 Dining Chair Birch/ White

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1929 for artek Concept: The 611 dining table chairs designed by the world-renowned Alvar Aalto, are an elegant and lightweight design that with its woven linen seat and back offers high seating comfort. The 611 chair was one of Alvar Aalto's first furniture designs, but has been in constant production since 1929, which also testifies to a timeless design. With a light and transparent design, the 611 chair can easily adapt to most areas, and is therefore easy to decorate in the home.

GBP 788.00

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artek 611 Dining Chair Birch/ Black

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1929 for artek Concept: The 611 dining table chairs designed by the world-renowned Alvar Aalto, are an elegant and lightweight design that with its woven linen seat and back offers high seating comfort. The 611 chair was one of Alvar Aalto's first furniture designs, but has been in constant production since 1929, which also testifies to a timeless design. With a light and transparent design, the 611 chair can easily adapt to most areas, and is therefore easy to decorate in the home.

GBP 788.00

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Alvar Aalto and the Future of Architecture

In the contemporary practice of architecture digital design and fabrication are emergent technologies in transforming how architects present a design and form a material strategy that is responsible equitable sustainable resilient and forward-looking. This book exposes dialogue between history theory design construction technology and sensory experience by means of digital simulations that enhance the assessment and values of our material choices. It offers a critical look to the past to inspire the future. This new edition looks to Alvar Aalto as the primary protagonist for channeling discussions related to these topics. Architects like ALA Shigeru Ban 3XN Peter Zumthor and others also play the role of contemporary guides in this review. The work of Aalto and selected contemporary architects along with computer modeling software showcase the importance of comprehensive design. Organized by the five Ts of contemporary architectural discourse—Typology Topology Tectonics Technic Thermodynamics—each chapter is used to connect history through Aalto and develop conversations concerning historical and contemporary models digital simulations ecological and passive/active material concerns construction and fabrications and healthy sensorial environments. Written for students and academics this book bridges knowledge from academia into practice and vice versa to help architects become better stewards of the environment make healthier and more accountable buildings and find ways to introduce policy to make technology a critical component in thinking about and making architecture. | Alvar Aalto and the Future of Architecture

GBP 35.99

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Nikari Alvar Tray Oiled Birch/ White Laminate

Design: Alvar Aalto for Nikari Concept: The Alvar tray is a beautiful everyday object designed by the renowned Finnish designer, Alvar Aalto. For the first many years Nikari existed, Alvar Aalto and Nikari's founder Kari Virtanen had a close collaboration, for which this Alvar tray is also a testament. Today, it is the oldest product in Nikari's range, and the elegant tray will undoubtedly continue for the next many years to be an elegant addition to both the kitchen and dining table. Made with a white laminate top and a light birch wood frame, the Alvar tray is both easy to carry around and functional.

GBP 335.00

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Alvar Aalto and The Art of Landscape

Alvar Aalto and The Art of Landscape captures the essence of the Finnish architect’s landscape concept emphasising culture and tradition which characterised his approach to and understanding of architecture as part of the wider environment. From the forests of his youth to sights from his travels Alvar Aalto (1898–1976) was influenced by outdoor landscapes. Throughout his career he felt the need to shape the terrain and this became a signature of his architecture. Divided into five chapters this book traces Aalto’s relationship with landscape starting with an analysis of his definitions and descriptions of landscape language which ranged from natural references and biological terms to synonyms and comparisons. It includes beautifully illustrated case study projects from the 1950s and 1960s discussing Aalto’s transformation of different landscapes through topography terracing and tiers ruins and natural elements horizon outlines landmarks and the repetition of form. Featuring archival sketches garden drawings and plans the book also contains Aalto’s text ‘Architecture in the Landscape of Central Finland’ from 1925 in the appendix. This book provides fascinating untold insights into Aalto’s relationship with landscape and how this developed during his lifetime for scholars researchers and students interested in architecture and landscape history landscape art and cultural studies.

GBP 130.00

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artek Aalto 80A Table Rectangular Birch

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The option to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table at home. For example, the linoleum top is better used as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can't say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a large part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. At the end of the 1920s, Alvar Aalto experimented with different types of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous 'L-leg', which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1196.00

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artek Aalto 90A Round Table Birch

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The ability to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table in the home. For example, the Linoleum top is better to use as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can not say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a larger part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. Alvar Aalto experimented in the late 1920s with various forms of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous' L-leg '' which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1399.00

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artek Aalto 90A Round Table 60cm Birch

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The ability to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table in the home. For example, the Linoleum top is better to use as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can not say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a larger part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. Alvar Aalto experimented in the late 1920s with various forms of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous' L-leg '' which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1399.00

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artek Aalto 90A Round Table Birch/ Black Linoleum

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The ability to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table in the home. For example, the Linoleum top is better to use as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can not say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a larger part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. Alvar Aalto experimented in the late 1920s with various forms of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous' L-leg '' which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1399.00

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artek Aalto 80A Table Rectangular Birch/ White Laminate

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The option to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table at home. For example, the linoleum top is better used as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can't say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a large part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. At the end of the 1920s, Alvar Aalto experimented with different types of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous 'L-leg', which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1196.00

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artek Aalto 90A Round Table Birch/ White Laminate

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The ability to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table in the home. For example, the Linoleum top is better to use as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can not say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a larger part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. Alvar Aalto experimented in the late 1920s with various forms of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous' L-leg '' which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1399.00

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artek Aalto 80A Table Rectangular Birch/ Black Linoleum

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The option to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table at home. For example, the linoleum top is better used as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can't say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a large part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. At the end of the 1920s, Alvar Aalto experimented with different types of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous 'L-leg', which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1196.00

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artek Aalto 90A Round Table 60cm Birch/ White Laminate

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The ability to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table in the home. For example, the Linoleum top is better to use as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can not say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a larger part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. Alvar Aalto experimented in the late 1920s with various forms of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous' L-leg '' which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1399.00

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artek Aalto 90A Round Table 60cm Birch/ Black Linoleum

Design: Alvar Aalto in 1935 for artek Concept: The Aalto table, designed by Alvar Aalto, is a simple and stylish table. The simple table is made of solid birch wood, but is available with either a linoleum, laminate or pure wood top. The ability to choose between these robust and durable materials also makes it easy to use the table in the home. For example, the Linoleum top is better to use as a desk, while the laminate top can be used in a more abrasive context as it is more robust. The designer behind: You can not say Artek without also saying Alvar Aalto. The Finnish-born architect and designer was a large part of Artek, and is also behind a larger part of Artek's most well-known furniture and lamp designs. Alvar Aalto experimented in the late 1920s with various forms of innovative manufacturing methods, which also resulted in the creation of the now world-famous' L-leg '' which today can be found on up to 36 artek products such as the three-legged 60 stool, or the larger four-legged E60 stool.

GBP 1399.00

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Aalto Utzon Fehn Three Paradigms of Phenomenological Architecture

This book examines the work of three seminal Nordic architects - Alvar Aalto Jørn Utzon and Sverre Fehn - from a phenomenological perspective utilising the methodology of 'paradigm' (or 'in the manner of''). Roger Tyrrell explains how the approach of each architect is defined by the three sub-frames of the paradigm: that of the ‘origin’ (arche) that of ‘revealing’ (techne) and that of ‘the poetic conjunction’ in order to gain a holistic understanding of the experiential or phenomenological predisposition of the three architects. Using this method the author describes the commonalties and distinctive qualities of the architecture and design methods of Aalto Utzon and Fehn. The final chapter projects the intellectual heritage of the three protagonists into the contemporary world examining the work of practices from the UK Norway and the USA that each extend this particular way of making place. | Aalto Utzon Fehn Three Paradigms of Phenomenological Architecture

GBP 42.99

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