Classic styling, all American power, drink holders everywhere, musical horn, and look, it's got a separate bubble for the noisy kids in the back, just like the Carnegie House!
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documentation of the design of a house in south western victoria, australia.
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'A Sculpture For Living' aims to act as fly-paper to capture ideas, desires, references, research, readings, images, iterations, materials and eventually final documentation of the development of a house for Lily and Martin.
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A project by designer Rory Hyde, artists/clients Lily Randall, Martin Beaver and Rose Randall and documenter Amy Silver.
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1 comment:
In reference to your comment above about me apparently 'picking on Martin's comments', Homer's Dream Car is included here with a straight face. Sure it brought uncie Herb's company to its knees and ruined their relationship forever, but I still think designers (of cars and buildings) tend to take themselves a bit too seriously. And here's a nice example of one that didn't.
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