Remembering Irving Harper: Revisit our 2001 profile of the designer of the Marshmallow Sofa and Herman Miller's classic logo.
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Irving Harper, one of Modernism's great unsung heroes, died on Tuesday.
One of Metropolis's favorite designers, Irving Harper, passed away Tuesday. Harper, who was 99, is probably best known as the designer of Marshmallow Sofa for Herman Miller, as well as the company’s logo, and the Ball and Sunburst...
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Workers who telecommute often lose the face-to-face interaction of being in an office. Co-working spaces like 42 West 24 allow for them to share work environments and avoid feelings of isolation.
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Join us for a panel conversation about technology, connectivity, and movement - both inside and outside the workspace. AIA CEU Accredited.
Panelists to include:
Jake Sigal- Founder and CEO, TOME
Catherine Heaney, Ph.D, MPH- Associate Professor (Teaching), Stanford Prevention Research Center, the Department of Psychology, and the Program in Human Biology...
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MASS Design Group Brings Social Design to Boston--The nonprofit architecture firm directs its focus stateside with a new installation at the 2015 Design Biennial Boston http://bit.ly/1hbHfqm
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The 30th Annual Doug Mockett & Company, Inc. Design Competition is seeking the best innovative ideas in furniture parts, components, accessories, and hardware.
First Place entries are awarded $5000, an engraved achievement trophy, and a royalty based on sales.
Deadline is October 1st
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The division between life and labor is disappearing, as was demonstrated by the LiveWork SpanishStyle Design installation at NeoCon 2015.
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Metropolis ranks the best cities to live, work, and play in.
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Modern, translucent partitions in an organic pattern from 3form reflect the surrounding environment and create an oasis inside this high-end, farm-to-table restaurant.
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Situated behind the Secretariat Building, the newly opened UN Food Gardens will produce herbs, vegetables, and fruits, all to demonstrate the importance of self-sufficiency.
On July 24, Nelson Mandela International Day, the United Nations Food Gardens was officially inaugurated at the organization's New York campus. Sam Kahamba...
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Metropolis Magazine updated their cover photo.
Rem Koolhaas speaks to Metropolis about the Fondazione Prada and rethinking the relationship between architecture and art in our July/August Global Cities double issue.
Photo by Bas Princen
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All of us treasure our time in outdoor spaces. So why do we devote so little of our attention to their design?
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Nineteen million low-income families are “housing insecure.” Housing specialist Katie Swenson discusses different strategies to begin tackling this urgent issue.
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An ongoing exhibit at the Villa "Le Lac" Le Corbusier asked contemporary architects to design an addition to the landmark house.
The preservation of iconic landmarks of the early Modernist movement—or any architectural period, for that matter—is just one half of the battle. Many of these...
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  • Joe Utman Just slap a shipping container down beside it. It would fit right in. People who are not familiar with the house would probably assume that the shipping container was part of the original design.
  • John DaTech They should of had invited a modernist like Tadao Ando, to share his ideas or concepts of what an addition would look like.
Eliga tables at the Versteel showroom at ‪#‎FirstLook‬ last night. The parallelogram shape and sleek understructure design allows tables to conjoin easily for collaboration.
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BeSPACE Collection from JSI Furniture defines the space between we and me with its lounge seating and casework of molded plywood and exposed edges.
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The Sway chair from KI Furniture can rotate, orbit, and swivel. It moves front to back and side to side on its axis like a gyroscope.
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The large scale bold geometric pattern of Compass from Arc-Com Fabricswas on display in all twelve colors at ‪#‎FirstLook‬
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Luna Textiles shows off their Jaunty fabric in the practical application of a bicycle bag at ‪#‎FirstLook‬.
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Pallas's Topstitch collection was designed by Brooklyn duo Pattern Pod and inspired by the topstitch sewing technique.
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