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Hiking by Design – Adamson House and Malibu Canyon
Join Valerie Thomas for a special tour of the historic Adamson House designed by Stiles O. Clements and John Holtzclaw in 1929, followed by a walk around the Malibu Lagoon and its natural and architectural delights on October 12th. There … Continue reading
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Tony Duquette Splashing Water Chandelier by Remains Lighting in The New York Times
We were thrilled to see the Splashing Water chandelier in the Home section of the New York Times: Bathed in the Glow of Splashing Water By Linda Lee “As much theatrical designer as interior designer, Tony Duquette occupied a studio … Continue reading
Alan Wanzenberg named to Elle Decor’s A-List
Among his many accolades, Alan Wanzenberg is one of the ten new designers named to the 2013 Elle Decor A-List, the magazine’s “fourth annual salute to the country’s top talents-designers who continue to excite, inspire, and intrigue us.” We are … Continue reading
The Museum of Things
My friend and former colleague from Remains, Bryn Veditz, gave me a tour of her new gig in the Museum of Things a few weeks back. She won a yearlong fellowship in curatorship/museum studies in Germany and I overlapped with … Continue reading
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Industrial Architecture in Berlin: P. Behrens’ AEG Turbine Factory
I tricked two friends to ride 15 kilometers from our hotel on rented bikes to check out the architect Peter Behrens’ 1909 turbine factory on a recent unseasonably freezing cold morning. Michael Graham and his partner Phil Leiderbach of Leiderbach … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin, Leiderbach and Graham, P. Behrens, Turbinenfabrik, WEG Turbine
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Hiking by Design: Solstice Canyon
Valerie Thomas of Remains Lighting Los Angeles will be leading a hike to Solstice Canyon in Malibu this Saturday April 27th to explore two of her favorite passions: hiking and design. Valerie will guide an easy 4 ½ mile loop through … Continue reading
Spongebob Would Feel Right at Home, More on the Shedd Aquarium
After exhausting the possibilities of the front rooms of the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago and pestering the staff for more information on the fixtures (they had none) and on any other old, original parts of the building (“this is it”), … Continue reading
Spongebob Would Feel Right at Home – Nudibranches
I had a few hours between meetings to explore the Shedd Aquarium, part of Chicago’s lakefront neoclassical cultural campus including also the Field Museum and the Adler Planetarium. The Shedd was conceived by John G. Shedd, designed by architect Philip … Continue reading
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