People

1. A. Quincy Jones

   He may not be as famous as Richard Neutra or Rudolf Schindler, but A. Quincy Jones was nonetheless instrumental in bringing a casual, outdoor-oriented modernism to middle-class California in the...

   06.16.09

2. Adolf Loos

   01.09.09

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   Alain de Botton

   Alain de Botton was born in Zurich, Switzerland in 1969 and now lives in London. He is a writer of essayistic books that have been described as a 'philosophy of everyday life.'  He’s wr...

   02.25.09

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   Amanda Yates

   Amanda Yates' built work operates in-between the spatial disciplines of architecture and landscape, space and performance, interior and urban design. Within these interstices she explores her...

   06.10.11

5. Anki Gneib

   In her design language Anki Gneib is perhaps the most international of Swedish designers. Born in London and trained as an architect in Stockholm, she moves freely between the traditional...

   04.06.10

6. Bart Michiels

   Born and raised in Belgium, Bart Michiels moved to NYC after studying at the St. Lucas School for the Arts in Brussels and receiving a BA in Photography. A few years after his arrival in the...

   06.30.10

7. Botond Bognar

   Scholar of the history and theories of contemporary Japanese architecture and urbanism with a long list of publications, lectures, and other activities on his record; currently working on two books...

   06.16.09

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   Brett Nave

   Studio.bna is directed by architects Brett W. Nave and Kelley Bishop with studio locations in Livingston, Montana as well as the Gulf coast in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.  The design team is...

   11.02.09

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   Craig Ellwood

   In the 1940s, “Craig Ellwood”  (1922–1992) was the person nearest the ringing phone at the Craig Ellwood Incorporated construction company. Cofounder Jon Nelson Burke adopted...

   08.28.09

10. Didier Gomez

    Roots in Andalusia never far from Baroque effervescence and African influence, the background of musician, a twofold legacy from the Bauhaus and the great decorative arts tradition, many voyages...

    05.29.09

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