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	How many people knows Stark,...	1 Relevance	23 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	How many people knows Stark,... How many people knows Stark, Mies, Moneo, Newson, LC, Foster...? I mean, not in this website, but the common people. I guess it relects taste, not class. If you´ve got the taste and the money, you can buy a BCN chair at Knoll´s shop. If you only have got the taste, you may buy a knockoff. You have the same taste, the only difference are what you earn.
	Hi Annette!	1 Relevance	22 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Hi Annette! Yes, I have the tendency to make a difference between Architecture and architecture, and yes their are exceptions. But...the fact that P.O.Es exist does not mean that they are generally used....sorry for using an acronym : P.O.E. is Post Occupation Evaluation. Because of the nature of the forum and the length of the messages I generalize too often, but I think we all know that there are substantial differences between the involvement of the users in the design of products compared with the design of buildings. In very much the same way as consume ...
	What?!	1 Relevance	22 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... Factor" as I like to call it..especially those in my major. Most of them think architecture here in Vegas is crap. I disagree for the most part. I mean, Yeah Vegas is no LA or Chicago by any means, its still a young city. I could look at some few gas stations, shopping plazas, in town where I think they serve a great vernaculars to the public.. Every building has its purpose and if it is open to the public they will ultimately determine its purpose. Do not misunderstand me by this. I do not mean that people go into a bank want it to be a retail store and co ...
	Maybe, maybe not	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	... were on the higher end of the scale. The difference in pricing from 1.5 inches thick to 2 inches thick was significant. For pigmentation I also have a surcharge as I opted for an additive that gave the surface a reflective quality (mica). So I guess I got what I paid for and could have paid less if I'd wanted a plainer look.
	unreasoning annette:	1 Relevance	23 years ago	betty2	General discussion
	unreasoning annette: Anyone with a grasp of reality, can see there is a tangible difference in your rather weak personal remarks to Azurechicken,and Olives finesse in hers.
	peter maly look alike	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Lisa	General discussion
	peter maly look alike I recently found a website that has a bed similar to the maly. The difference appears to be the maly bed is metal and upolstered and the other bed is wood veneer at half the price. Could some of you interested check it out and give me your thoughts. Thanks. http://www.furnitureplusdesign.com
	I agree with the importance of architecture...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	koen	General discussion
	I agree with the importance of architecture... but...., although related to design in some parts of the creative process,it is also quite different. Although somewhat more remote from us in terms of emotional and personal links, it presents the same diversity of "products". From the nuclear power plant,(I almost wrote it the way W prononces it: nukelar, sorry) on which the architect has almost no influence, to the individual home where the potential of ones personal and emotional influence is the highest (which is not always the case). Come to think of it, m ...
	Dear Annette,	1 Relevance	22 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Dear Annette, With a dual education, I have always been interested in the links between crafts and design, but it was the november/december issue of Crafts (Focus on Sweden) that made me think about starting a discussion on the subject. For many reasons I put it off until a week or so ago, when Patrick suggested to take it up again. Over the years Crafts has indeed become more and more inclusive (issue 191 includes articles on design history and design: Front design, on the now 90 year old architect Ralph Erskine, and as quite often it also includes graphic ...
	the contract market skinny	1 Relevance	24 years ago	Bill	General discussion
	... the list goes on. the ONE difference is the stainless steel frame. as far as i know only knoll subcontracts for that one. knoll uses spinneybeck leather, 1mm to 1.3mm thick, malik offers it in a 2-2.5mm thick version. i have done blind tests between the knoll chrome, malik chrome and dwr chrome... can not tell the difference except price, knoll is over twice more expensive: for the mies stamp
	Rejuventing Powder Coat	1 Relevance	7 years ago	diors	Repair
	... a little shine? I asked the group that did the job and they had nothing to recommend! I see a few products for powder coating polish on the web but they seem to be for automotive use, and I'm a little hesitant to try. I guess the only difference between a pc engine part and the furniture is that the Woodard set is mesh, of course. Does anyone know of a product? Thanks!
	RE: Please ID: Knoll Sarineen Womb chair	1 Relevance	7 years ago	gray ghost	Identification
	Thank you minimoma. I had considered that. I sent photos to Knoll when I was trying to identify the color and they did not express any concern about the barcode sticker on the metal or the looks of the chair in the images, but I have not tried to speak with them about the height difference. I am still not able to load any photos and do not know why. Anyone have any hints about loading photos? I choose file and attach the image, and it appears to be loading, but no images ever appear.
	RE: Hans Wegner GE 225 for Getama	1 Relevance	7 years ago	swellcurate555	Identification
	minimoma - Any idea about the difference in feet on some of these early chairs? I've noticed this one and some others have wooden feet, whereas others look like much slimmer black disks.
	Would that (old usage)	1 Relevance	22 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Would that (old usage) all native English speakers took the trouble you have, to write clearly and correctly -- it makes the difference between being fully understood, and not. Thanks for putting up with my obsessive concern in this matter; you have achieved your stated goal. (When my college roommates discovered we had a Japanese native among us, the first thing some of them wanted to know, was "What are some typical curse-words?" And he was very reluctant to tell them!) My comment about MoMA's example ("copy") of the Barcelona Chair concerned only the fa ...
	Ideas ..	1 Relevance	22 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... looks "nicer," a Mercedes Benz or a Honda.. My guess is that most of you would think the Benzo.Example 2: I think the H2 Hummer is ugly, and based on looks alone, I would pay more for a Jeep or a Nissan Armada (Spelling.) Ideas in terms of costing money are usually not free either..It still costs time to think up the idea in the first place.. Either way Most of us in terms of furniture pay of the idea of a barcelona (whether that idea is comfort or style, status, or design,) Yet since it is tangable, (we pay for quality) and to me, that is the most confusin ...
	Brandon	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Austin	General discussion
	... the comparison with illegal music, the main difference is : copying a Barcelona chair is totally legal. It makes a huge difference. The last argument is the moral' one. "If you don't buy a licence product, you don't pay Mies for what is has done." Morally, I agree. It would be better to buy a Knoll. So why people does buy copy ? If Knoll were selling this chair 2000$, there will be no copies anymore, and the Barcelona would be widely sold. Don't you think Mies would NOW rather see his design widely spread, than limited to few rich owners ? For instance, Le ...