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Tuesday, 11 April 2006

Eames House - Charles & Raye Eames

The 1940s Eames House showed that with the right amount of ability and careful design, 'off-the-shelf' steel componentry could produce a delightful and thoroughly liveable Californian house.

The picture at right is a 3d rendering of the famous Shulman photograph at left above.

LINKS: Charles Eames - Great Buildings Online
Eames Foundation website
Eames House - Shulman collection

TAGS: Architecture
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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous11 Apr 2006, 13:54:00

    PC, is that photograph at the bottom of the same house? It looks like it, but wanted to be sure. It really is gorgeous. That's the type of space I would want to live in.

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  2. Peter Cresswell11 Apr 2006, 19:25:00

    Yep, sure is. Is that a deposit check to start work I see heading my way? :-)

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