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Lina Bo Bardi, DrawingsCondition: BRAND NEW ISBN: 9780691191195 Format: Trade binding Year: 2019 Publisher: Princeton University Press Description: The first authoritative collection of drawings by legendary modern architect Lina Bo Bardi Lina Bo Bardi (1914 92) was one of the most prolific and visionary architects of the twentieth century. Raised in Italy under Mussolini's Fascist regime and emigrating to Brazil after World War II, she championed the power of architecture
Condition: BRAND NEWISBN: 9780691191195
Format: Trade binding
Year: 2019
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Description:
The first authoritative collection of drawings by legendary modern architect Lina Bo Bardi
Lina Bo Bardi (1914-92) was one of the most prolific and visionary architects of the twentieth century. Raised in Italy under Mussolini's Fascist regime and emigrating to Brazil after World War II, she championed the power of architecture and design to embrace everyday life. Her boldly modernist designs range from concrete-and-glass structures like the Sao Paulo Museum of Art and the culture and leisure center SESC Pompeia to furniture and jewelry. This is the first book to examine one of the most intimate and expressive features of her life and work, but one she rarely shared with the public-drawing.
Bo Bardi produced thousands of drawings in her lifetime, from picturesque landscapes drawn when she was a child, to sketches made as part of her daily routine as an architect, to fanciful drawings that show different aspects of her private life. In this beautifully illustrated book, Zeuler Lima, the world's leading authority on Bo Bardi, brings together a careful selection of these and other drawings, many of them never published until now. Bo Bardi drew on card stock, tracing paper, regular paper, and newsprint. She used pencils, watercolor, gouache, ballpoint pens, and felt-tips, producing drawings that combined surrealist elements with an eye for color and joyful forms.
Lina Bo Bardi, Drawings sheds critical light on the creative sensibility behind some of the twentieth century's most striking modernist designs, and provides a rare window into the design practice of an architect like no other.
Published in association with the Fundacio Joan
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Pretty damn good, instructions are on the right in English. Took me a hot minute to find it and was so close to getting back into Duolingo and learning German.
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Under Desk Cable Tray offers an efficient and stylish solution for cable management, perfect for cluttered office, studio, or home environments. Made from durable metal in a sleek white finish, this product promises to organize and protect an array of wires including Ethernet, power, and USB cables, among others. Its sturdy design supports up to 15 pounds and is easy to install with the included screws, though measuring your desk space before purchase is recommended. This tray not only saves space but also enhances the safety and aesthetics of your workspace by keeping cables neatly tucked away.
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This system worked for what I needed. The metal wire trays are well-made and big enough to handle larger power strips. I was concerned when ordering it, as I have had to return several in the past, from other companies that were just too small. These, along with the wire holders, made channeling the wires behind my desk rather easy.
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These worked out well. One of the two baskets was bent a little so I had to adjust to make them match. The baskets are strong and they are holding multiple power supplies without issues. I don't prefer self tapping screws but I pre-drilled small pilot holes and they worked fine.
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I bought these because I wanted to clean up and my networking setup.
I refuse to get an all-in-one device from my cable provider, opting instead to purchase my own modem, router (Netgate), switch, and access point (Unifi Cube).
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I've attached a couple of pics of the setup. From ground up, you go through modem, router, 10-port managed switch, and out to wifi access point and secondary 5-port switch that are in other rooms.
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- Keep cables neat/organized
This turned out to be a very inexpensive and perfect solution.
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