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	large shockmount repro.....	1 Relevance	21 years ago	pod20	General discussion
	large shockmount repro..... I have located a source that will make a reproduction of the early large shockmounts. The only difference is that the original screws cannot be used with them. You would need to use a screw with the same thread as the more recent shocks. If anyone is interested, let me know.
	I like that you say 'most'...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	I like that you say 'most'... I like that you say 'most' haircuts deedee - it suggests to me a sense of humor and that you are not totally bitter! Somebody told me once the difference between a good haircut and a bad haircut is about two weeks. And speaking, dcwilson, of haircuts, Pete Maravich, recollections of perfection passed on, and fairness in life, I have to tell you that my father, born pretty average in 1917 on the Kansas/Nebraska border, got to face Satchel Paige in the mid 30's when, banned from the Negro Leagues, the greatest pitcher ever was bar ...
	Since the interest rate...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... of space and then there are pretentious wastes of space. One final comment on Wright's insistence on a total synthesis of design: change the exterior color schemes on his houses, even slightly, and particularly FallingWater, and you will note a very marked difference in effect, and not a good one. Now I know this can be said of many premier homes designed by prominent architects, but nowhere have I found it to be more pronounced than with the designs of Frank Lloyd Wright.
	In 1985...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	koen	General discussion
	... mind. Starting with the Victor Horta chair for the hôtel Tassel in Brussels (we borrowed th one from the Museum of Art of the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg) Of course the Bloemenwerf chair of Henri Van de Velde, Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Tea salon (on Argyle street in Glasgow) chair, Josef Hoffman's Purkersdorf Sanatorium chair and finally Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Building chair. What all of these chairs seemed to have in common was that they did not seemed to have the quality they had in their original setting. FLW's Larkin Building chair was probab ...
	Dear hudsonhonu	1 Relevance	20 years ago	koen	General discussion
	... to repeat it. I wanted to ad something to your remark that you do not see Sullivan as "Modern" I can agree with that to, but I have always made a difference between the ideas and the formal language we give them. In the case of modernism the ideas preceeded the form-language by almost two generations. So Sullivan and before him, his employer LeBaron Jenney are using the modernist form language, but are very articulate functionalists. Mies Van Der Rohe's famous drawing of the glass buildings, now in the MoMA (used as illustration in the Adbuster article)was ...
	I agree...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	koen	General discussion
	I agree... First of all there is of course a huge difference between selling a production ready design and a "concept". I also agree that the best arrangement is to agree on an hourly fee and on the number of hours that will be spend on the design. Royalties are certainly not the best system, those who do well with it like it of course but it is always difficult to manage.
	no	1 Relevance	21 years ago	modernisbetter	General discussion
	no no difference. both basic womb chairs....zzzzz
	I also wonder what the major...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	I also wonder what the major... I also wonder what the major difference is between people who prefer 'patina' and those who prefer 'perfection.'
	"Owned by a design addicted...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	"Owned by a design addicted... "Owned by a design addicted persons doesnt make a piece of junk a masterpiece." I never said it did. "Theres a big difference between masters and mass-cult figures." I never said there was. Do you have to keep calling me spikey?
	Honestly SDR...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	koen	General discussion
	... and draw it afterwards, unless it is part of a learning process and the result of accumulated knowledge. For a craftsman working without a drawing is often the confirmation of both the self confidence of accumulated knowledge and the willingness to learn in the process. Learning from feedback given by the materials, the tools, testing, comments from collegues etc. To draw is to a large extend, to delegate. It is one of the reasons why it is rooted in architecture and not in engineering, and to delegate to yourself does not require any other communication t ...
	I second that emotion...on the 300 Pt.3	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... off NSU and BMW bathtub looks if I recall correctly), all wonderfully combine IMHO, and given my often middle American sensibility, splendid proportions and styling details with American taste for unsubtle, brash, blunt styling solutions. To flesh out my point about "American tastes" (which is an overgeneralization of course, but still I believe a supportable one when viewed in the broadest context of American history of design, architecture, etc., in comparison with its equivalent in Europe), I want to leap from cars to a quintessentially blunt, brash Ame ...
	story	1 Relevance	21 years ago	some1	General discussion
	story and spiky . The story behind matters only. Owned by a design addicted persons doesnt make a piece of junk a masterpiece. Theres a big difference between masters and mass-cult figures. In the "cult" segment , i would only consider Warhol as a master.
	Koen!! wake up !!	1 Relevance	21 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Koen!! wake up !! Kartell Castelli Modular Units are made of A.B.S. (Acryl Butadien Styrene). Although the U.V. part of daylight alters the A.B.S. it is not the A.B.S. that is discoloring but the white pigment. In this case mostly titanium oxyde. The problem with the pigment is that it is imbedded in the plastic and most treatments will never reach the pigment. The only thing you can do is to mix 10% bleach with 90%water...you are going to need the bath tub! and let it soak in there for 24 hrs. depending on the damage it will make a difference but do not exp ...
	designer name?	1 Relevance	21 years ago	eagleyes	General discussion
	designer name? I can tell you I found what looks like the same chair on senzatempo.com. Its called Danish walnut wicker side chair. The one they show has an ottoman with it. The only difference is mine has a different cushion with it. I appreciate your help, Thank you.
	"and Eames chairs"	1 Relevance	21 years ago	Armybrat	General discussion
	"and Eames chairs" I was advertising for a utility trailer in texas, and the lady taking my ad for the neighbor newsletter said; 'you have three more words'- so I said, " and Eames chairs". I had to drive back to Texas three weeks later when I got the call. Two knockoffs, 350$ with ottomans; my fanny don't know the difference.