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The Stanton Row project was designed while working at Polis Design Studio. I was the lead designer(with help rom Eric Meyers) for this project, which unfortunately did not win the RFP and was never constructed. The townhomes had to fit a tight building footprint. The ground level accomodated parking in the rear and flex space in the front. The second level contained the main living space. The third level contained the bedrooms. The fourth level contained a flex space/entertaining room and a large deck on the front. The typical unit was 20' wide and 42' deep.
Alvin Lustig (interior designer) with Sam Reisbord (architect), designed the Beverly-Carlton Hotel in 1947 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Hawk and Mesa Ranch
Desert getaway in secluded Pipes Canyon in Pioneertown, California
Photo by Lance Gerber
ένα προοδευτικά σχεδιασμένο εξωτερικό μέρος του Maxxi, μουσείο μοντέρνας τέχνης, Ρώμη, Ιταλία, αρχιτέκτονας Zaha Hadid
una parte externa diseñada progresivamente de Maxxi, museo de arte moderno, Roma, Italia, arquitecta Zaha Hadid
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The Samuelson Center at California Lutheran University, circa 1991. Print by Tom Hoskinson, Donated by Hoskinson Family. Conejo Through the Lens, Thousand Oaks Library Special Collections . Photo ID # CTLhos04
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Refurbishment of a luxury apartment in Knightsbridge, London. We renovated the whole house and added a glass box extension to the rear to link the kitchen / dining room with the garden.
Architect: James Stirling 1969-72. (Scanned from an early 1970s slide)
Famous for GRP panels and glass corridor link to Edwardian building refurbished by Jim's friend, Ted Cullinan. Top glazed shape on right is a corner of a Divisible Lecture Hall, which was the centrepiece of the garden.
You can see this building under construction in this photo. As a fan of modern architecture I think this is a beautiful addition to the Johannesburg architectural landscape.
Architects; Aldington craig & Collinge, 1970s.
Shocked to hear that this building has recently been demolished without any required permission.
No doubt this British habit of 'culling' modern architecture is far from under control.
Other photos of this project.