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| . | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | b | General discussion | |
| . This form in clocks lamps etc. was most likely derived from mollecular-sp/science/atomic structures?Who did it first would be difficult to pinpoint | |||||
| Death designers... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... in only 99 copies which makes them "art". In some cases, companies try to get out as much protection as possible out of the copyright law by protecting designer's names, words that are directly related to the product....like a city in north-eastern Spain and...pictures. Images,words, pictures etc. all fall under the copyright protection. Of course if you own the copyright on a lot of pictures of a product, it makes it difficult for even a legal manufacturer of that product to advertise or promote his product without making a picture that looks very much li ... | |||||
| Intellectual property | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... made some important clarifications and a promise to come back and elaborate on the reasons for the high costs of patents. Considering the importance the I.P. legislation has on our lives, it surprises me that their is very little public discussion on the whole subject. I am convinced that it would not be very difficult to prove that the rather extravagant lifestyles created by the music and movie business, from Michael Jackson and his fantasies to John Travolta with the Boeings parked in the garden... are to a large extend the result of copyright legislatio ... | |||||
| Those who live in glass... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... apart from that, why do you feel the need to divine and then focus upon the "attitude" of the initial poster? Regardless of the seeming "Rich Guy Novice" attitude of the poster, there's obviously the kernel of a real question there -- a question in whose answer we are all interested. And don't forget that in this medium, just as in email generally, it is often difficult to discern someone's "attitude" from their quick words. | |||||
| for example | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | jeooong | General discussion | |
| for example thank you olive no matter what process i do, you think it might be difficult to permeate "smell" component inputted a chair? anybody know some example about using this component? when i went to Denmark, i remember that when finishing touch in wood, they use soap water in their chairs rather than varnish. I want to use organic materials not only for smell but also for natural pattern. http://joeng90@hotmail.com | |||||
| IRONY | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | azurechicken (USA) | General discussion | |
| IRONY its so difficult to pull off.....not everyone is a Venturi! | |||||
| As you found out... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| As you found out... it is difficult to find much more than what you already know about Akerblom, Bruno Mathson and A.C. Mandel (did I put you on the wrong track by writing E. Mandel? if so, I am sorry...although Ernest Mandel is an interesting economist) You can always consult A.C.Mandel's website and if you google A.C.Mandel you will find some more information on commercial applications of his research. You will find more on Bruno Mathson, although...some might be in swedish. As "b" points out on another thread, there ar fewer books on designers than....any ... | |||||
| As you found out... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| As you found out... it is difficult to find much more than what you already know about Akerblom, Bruno Mathson and A.C. Mandel (did I put you on the wrong track by writing E. Mandel? if so, I am sorry...although Ernest Mandel is an interesting economist) You can always consult A.C.Mandel's website and if you google A.C.Mandel you will find some more information on commercial applications of his research. You will find more on Bruno Mathson, although...some might be in swedish. As "b" points out on another thread, there ar fewer books on designers than....any ... | |||||
| just a start | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| just a start Thank you for trying this difficult subject again. Before running off in all the directions this kind of subject invites us to I would like to comment on Shooter's reactions on seeing one of Marcel Duchamps masterpieces a readymade from 1913. I can not give as much information on Marcel Duchamps as you will find on www.understandingduchamps.com, but one of the main things to consider over and above personal taste is the time and the context in which a piece of art was created. Anyone could easily criticize Leonardo Da Vinci on his mistakes in "t ... | |||||
| company policy | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... an employee when in a year or two he'll be replaced by fresh blood or if his name is know by the competitor he can work elsewhere and take with him a lot of company secrets. Designers who want to become famous start a small production of their own; they are craftsmen (mostly they do not only design but also produce the goods) after a while they are a bit famous and then companies (with an other view then those mentioned) hire them to profit from their name popularity. Crafts, in my eyes, is just a way to get there. Not to forget that creative people have di ... | |||||
| a few more thoughts | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... they were the result of more homogeneous societies, with less visible cultures and un-visible sub-cultures, a situation that has improved since, and I therefore have no interest in making these years look better than they were. And yet it would be interesting to see new sources of energy and inspiration taking on some of the major challenges of our times. My hope has been that we would be able to pick up the development of the modernist movement where we left off, not looking for "Form follows function" and all the thong and cheek variations made since but ... | |||||
| Cork Floors | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | barry | General discussion | |
| Cork Floors I have lived with cork floors for years and they are really much quieter than other options such as tile (inc vinyl) or hardwod and can look great. But they require a lot of upkeep and can be damaged by water and heat (shrinkage). The biggest problem is that they are so soft they scratch easily and are difficult to repair. Prefinished tiles help a little but not much. But the look is great in the right area. | |||||
| The search continues | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| The search continues I asked for feedback on this very same question a few months back and, honestly, I've not come to a conclusion. For some reason I am finding it VERY difficult to find a good reading chair. The Eames 670 is the only thing I've sat in that I loved both the look and feel of. However, I've already got black leather Wasily and Cab chairs and a fair amount of bent ply. It just wouldn't work to have more in this vein. But, I may have to give in as it seems that it's the only thing that fills the bill as far as comfort is concerned. It seems har ... | |||||
| Plasma... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | MM | General discussion | |
| Plasma... Its actually a plasma tv that I'm dealing with. I realize that I'm fortunate enough to not have a "big black box", but its seems to be awfully difficult to find something decent to showcase it. Why is it that there are a trillion different "designer" salt-shakers and kettles, but there are no designers out there that are working on something useful that no one else has designed? Does the world really need any more reinterpretations of other designs? | |||||
| In my experience..... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | AC04 | General discussion | |
| ... it was produced in the UK by Hille of London. This chair has no markings to the base and the finish used on the pedestal is more like a white paint rather than the heavy Rilsan finish used today. I also have a side table (very recent) and this has the knoll name stamped into the bottom which is made difficult to read as the Rilsan finish covers it quite thickly. The Saarinen stool that I have also has the knoll logo moulded into the metal of the pedestal. Best of luck with your search | |||||
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