de Stijl architecture was one of the expressions of the de Stijl art movement. de Stijl is dutch for "The Style" (and is pronounced "deh style"; here's an example pronunciation, and if that's not satisfactory [which it won't be...], there's this). The movement started in 1917, during World War I, with a journal of the same name produced by Theo van Doesburg. Piet Mondrian, the famous painter, is probably the most famous de Stijlist: Composition with yellow, blue, and red (1937-1942) du Stijl is also known as "neoplasticism", a term coined by Mondrian. de Stijl fancied itself as expressing utopia through pure abstraction by reducing reality to the essentials of form and color. Mondrian described the "rules" of neoplasticism as allowing "only primary colours and non-colours, only squares and rectangles, only straight and vertical lines". The primary colors include red, yellow, and blue (green and neoplasticism never meet) and the non-colors are white, black, and (50 shades of) grey. Neoplasticism is also (generally) strongly asymmetric. 1918 cover of Doesburg's journal Sculpturally, neoplasticism expressed itself in asymmetrical massing with balance achieved through opposition. Architecturally, neoplasticism expressed itself not only through massing but through the use of non-connecting planes. The de Stijl movement was influenced by cubism. The architectural arm of the movement was also influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright and Hendrik Berlage. The movement (as an organized movement) petered out in the 1930s, but there were still adherents in ensuing decades, and de Stijl made a lasting impression on architecture. de Stijl strongly influenced Mies van der Rohe and, in a feedback loop (although he would not admit it), Frank Lloyd Wright. Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier were also influenced by de Stijl. Any structure or space strongly defined by unconnected planes is influenced by de Stijl (whether they know it or not). Examples of de Stijl architecture? There is, of course, the Rietveld-Schroder House, a structure some say is the only structure designed and built that adheres to all of de Stijl's tenets. But there are other de Stijl-infleunced three dimensional objects and designs out there. van Doesburg, J.J.P. Oud, Robert van't Hoff, and Gerrit Reitveld were active participants during the movement. Noordwijkkerhout Theo van Doesburg and J.J.P. Oud (1917-1918) Monument in reinforced concrete for the city of Leeuwarden Theo van Doesburg (1918) Trappaal Robert van't Hoff (1918) George Vantongerloo (1918) Design for a factory in Purmerend J.J.P. Oud (1919) Construction of Volume Relations George Vantongerloo (1921) Gerrit Reitveld Cornelis van Eesteren and Theo von Doesburg (1920s) Colour design for the rear elevation of Spangen block VIII Theo van Doesburg (1921) Design for a water-renewal building (development from the elemental expressional means of architecture) Theo van Doesburg (1922) Study for purely architectonic plastic space proceeding from the base Hans Vogel (1922) Architectonical development of the Maison particuliere Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Maison d'artiste Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Maquette Maison Particulière (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923; reconstructed 1982) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Contra-Construction Project, Axonometric (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelius van Eesteren (model by Gerrit Rietvold): Hotel Particulier (1923) Theo and Nelly van Doesburg (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Color study for Amsterdam University Hall (1923) Hotel particulier C. van Eesteren (1923) Door for the engineer's house set for the film "L.Inhumaine" by M L. Herbier Robert Mallet-Stevens (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Perspective of shopping arcade with bar-restaurant, Laan van Meerdervoort, The Hague (1924) Cornelis van Eesteren, Rokin (1924) George Vantongerloo (1924) Mies van der Rohe (1924) Theo von Doesburg, Treppenhaus (1925) Frederick Kiesler, City in Space (1925) J.J.P Oud, Cafe de Unie (1925) Piet Mondrian's Paris studio (1926; recreation) Eileen Gray: Design plan (1926-1929) Berlin Alexanderplatz Lajos d'Ebneth (1927) Chauffeurswoning Gerrit Rietveld (1927) Theo van Doesburg: Hans Arp, Strasburg (1928) Theo van Doesburg v. Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona pavilion Hotel Nord-Sud A. Lurcat (1929) Theo van Doesburg: studio house (1930) Charles and Ray Eames, Eames House (1945-1949) Joost Baljeu, single family home (1961) Theo with his interpretation of a Barbie house.
de Stijl architecture was one of the expressions of the de Stijl art movement. de Stijl is dutch for "The Style" (and is pronounced "deh style"; here's an example pronunciation, and if that's not satisfactory [which it won't be...], there's this). The movement started in 1917, during World War I, with a journal of the same name produced by Theo van Doesburg. Piet Mondrian, the famous painter, is probably the most famous de Stijlist: Composition with yellow, blue, and red (1937-1942) du Stijl is also known as "neoplasticism", a term coined by Mondrian. de Stijl fancied itself as expressing utopia through pure abstraction by reducing reality to the essentials of form and color. Mondrian described the "rules" of neoplasticism as allowing "only primary colours and non-colours, only squares and rectangles, only straight and vertical lines". The primary colors include red, yellow, and blue (green and neoplasticism never meet) and the non-colors are white, black, and (50 shades of) grey. Neoplasticism is also (generally) strongly asymmetric. 1918 cover of Doesburg's journal Sculpturally, neoplasticism expressed itself in asymmetrical massing with balance achieved through opposition. Architecturally, neoplasticism expressed itself not only through massing but through the use of non-connecting planes. The de Stijl movement was influenced by cubism. The architectural arm of the movement was also influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright and Hendrik Berlage. The movement (as an organized movement) petered out in the 1930s, but there were still adherents in ensuing decades, and de Stijl made a lasting impression on architecture. de Stijl strongly influenced Mies van der Rohe and, in a feedback loop (although he would not admit it), Frank Lloyd Wright. Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier were also influenced by de Stijl. Any structure or space strongly defined by unconnected planes is influenced by de Stijl (whether they know it or not). Examples of de Stijl architecture? There is, of course, the Rietveld-Schroder House, a structure some say is the only structure designed and built that adheres to all of de Stijl's tenets. But there are other de Stijl-infleunced three dimensional objects and designs out there. van Doesburg, J.J.P. Oud, Robert van't Hoff, and Gerrit Reitveld were active participants during the movement. Noordwijkkerhout Theo van Doesburg and J.J.P. Oud (1917-1918) Monument in reinforced concrete for the city of Leeuwarden Theo van Doesburg (1918) Trappaal Robert van't Hoff (1918) George Vantongerloo (1918) Design for a factory in Purmerend J.J.P. Oud (1919) Construction of Volume Relations George Vantongerloo (1921) Gerrit Reitveld Cornelis van Eesteren and Theo von Doesburg (1920s) Colour design for the rear elevation of Spangen block VIII Theo van Doesburg (1921) Design for a water-renewal building (development from the elemental expressional means of architecture) Theo van Doesburg (1922) Study for purely architectonic plastic space proceeding from the base Hans Vogel (1922) Architectonical development of the Maison particuliere Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Maison d'artiste Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Maquette Maison Particulière (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923; reconstructed 1982) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Contra-Construction Project, Axonometric (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelius van Eesteren (model by Gerrit Rietvold): Hotel Particulier (1923) Theo and Nelly van Doesburg (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Color study for Amsterdam University Hall (1923) Hotel particulier C. van Eesteren (1923) Door for the engineer's house set for the film "L.Inhumaine" by M L. Herbier Robert Mallet-Stevens (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Perspective of shopping arcade with bar-restaurant, Laan van Meerdervoort, The Hague (1924) Cornelis van Eesteren, Rokin (1924) George Vantongerloo (1924) Mies van der Rohe (1924) Theo von Doesburg, Treppenhaus (1925) Frederick Kiesler, City in Space (1925) J.J.P Oud, Cafe de Unie (1925) Piet Mondrian's Paris studio (1926; recreation) Eileen Gray: Design plan (1926-1929) Berlin Alexanderplatz Lajos d'Ebneth (1927) Chauffeurswoning Gerrit Rietveld (1927) Theo van Doesburg: Hans Arp, Strasburg (1928) Theo van Doesburg v. Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona pavilion Hotel Nord-Sud A. Lurcat (1929) Theo van Doesburg: studio house (1930) Charles and Ray Eames, Eames House (1945-1949) Joost Baljeu, single family home (1961) Theo with his interpretation of a Barbie house.
A soma cube is a puzzle made out of seven different shapes and must be assembled to form a 3 x 3 x 3 cube. To make a soma cube out of sonobe modules, you will need 122 units. Yes, 122. (Click here …
de Stijl architecture was one of the expressions of the de Stijl art movement. de Stijl is dutch for "The Style" (and is pronounced "deh style"; here's an example pronunciation, and if that's not satisfactory [which it won't be...], there's this). The movement started in 1917, during World War I, with a journal of the same name produced by Theo van Doesburg. Piet Mondrian, the famous painter, is probably the most famous de Stijlist: Composition with yellow, blue, and red (1937-1942) du Stijl is also known as "neoplasticism", a term coined by Mondrian. de Stijl fancied itself as expressing utopia through pure abstraction by reducing reality to the essentials of form and color. Mondrian described the "rules" of neoplasticism as allowing "only primary colours and non-colours, only squares and rectangles, only straight and vertical lines". The primary colors include red, yellow, and blue (green and neoplasticism never meet) and the non-colors are white, black, and (50 shades of) grey. Neoplasticism is also (generally) strongly asymmetric. 1918 cover of Doesburg's journal Sculpturally, neoplasticism expressed itself in asymmetrical massing with balance achieved through opposition. Architecturally, neoplasticism expressed itself not only through massing but through the use of non-connecting planes. The de Stijl movement was influenced by cubism. The architectural arm of the movement was also influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright and Hendrik Berlage. The movement (as an organized movement) petered out in the 1930s, but there were still adherents in ensuing decades, and de Stijl made a lasting impression on architecture. de Stijl strongly influenced Mies van der Rohe and, in a feedback loop (although he would not admit it), Frank Lloyd Wright. Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier were also influenced by de Stijl. Any structure or space strongly defined by unconnected planes is influenced by de Stijl (whether they know it or not). Examples of de Stijl architecture? There is, of course, the Rietveld-Schroder House, a structure some say is the only structure designed and built that adheres to all of de Stijl's tenets. But there are other de Stijl-infleunced three dimensional objects and designs out there. van Doesburg, J.J.P. Oud, Robert van't Hoff, and Gerrit Reitveld were active participants during the movement. Noordwijkkerhout Theo van Doesburg and J.J.P. Oud (1917-1918) Monument in reinforced concrete for the city of Leeuwarden Theo van Doesburg (1918) Trappaal Robert van't Hoff (1918) George Vantongerloo (1918) Design for a factory in Purmerend J.J.P. Oud (1919) Construction of Volume Relations George Vantongerloo (1921) Gerrit Reitveld Cornelis van Eesteren and Theo von Doesburg (1920s) Colour design for the rear elevation of Spangen block VIII Theo van Doesburg (1921) Design for a water-renewal building (development from the elemental expressional means of architecture) Theo van Doesburg (1922) Study for purely architectonic plastic space proceeding from the base Hans Vogel (1922) Architectonical development of the Maison particuliere Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Maison d'artiste Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Maquette Maison Particulière (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923; reconstructed 1982) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Contra-Construction Project, Axonometric (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelius van Eesteren (model by Gerrit Rietvold): Hotel Particulier (1923) Theo and Nelly van Doesburg (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Color study for Amsterdam University Hall (1923) Hotel particulier C. van Eesteren (1923) Door for the engineer's house set for the film "L.Inhumaine" by M L. Herbier Robert Mallet-Stevens (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Perspective of shopping arcade with bar-restaurant, Laan van Meerdervoort, The Hague (1924) Cornelis van Eesteren, Rokin (1924) George Vantongerloo (1924) Mies van der Rohe (1924) Theo von Doesburg, Treppenhaus (1925) Frederick Kiesler, City in Space (1925) J.J.P Oud, Cafe de Unie (1925) Piet Mondrian's Paris studio (1926; recreation) Eileen Gray: Design plan (1926-1929) Berlin Alexanderplatz Lajos d'Ebneth (1927) Chauffeurswoning Gerrit Rietveld (1927) Theo van Doesburg: Hans Arp, Strasburg (1928) Theo van Doesburg v. Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona pavilion Hotel Nord-Sud A. Lurcat (1929) Theo van Doesburg: studio house (1930) Charles and Ray Eames, Eames House (1945-1949) Joost Baljeu, single family home (1961) Theo with his interpretation of a Barbie house.
de Stijl architecture was one of the expressions of the de Stijl art movement. de Stijl is dutch for "The Style" (and is pronounced "deh style"; here's an example pronunciation, and if that's not satisfactory [which it won't be...], there's this). The movement started in 1917, during World War I, with a journal of the same name produced by Theo van Doesburg. Piet Mondrian, the famous painter, is probably the most famous de Stijlist: Composition with yellow, blue, and red (1937-1942) du Stijl is also known as "neoplasticism", a term coined by Mondrian. de Stijl fancied itself as expressing utopia through pure abstraction by reducing reality to the essentials of form and color. Mondrian described the "rules" of neoplasticism as allowing "only primary colours and non-colours, only squares and rectangles, only straight and vertical lines". The primary colors include red, yellow, and blue (green and neoplasticism never meet) and the non-colors are white, black, and (50 shades of) grey. Neoplasticism is also (generally) strongly asymmetric. 1918 cover of Doesburg's journal Sculpturally, neoplasticism expressed itself in asymmetrical massing with balance achieved through opposition. Architecturally, neoplasticism expressed itself not only through massing but through the use of non-connecting planes. The de Stijl movement was influenced by cubism. The architectural arm of the movement was also influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright and Hendrik Berlage. The movement (as an organized movement) petered out in the 1930s, but there were still adherents in ensuing decades, and de Stijl made a lasting impression on architecture. de Stijl strongly influenced Mies van der Rohe and, in a feedback loop (although he would not admit it), Frank Lloyd Wright. Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier were also influenced by de Stijl. Any structure or space strongly defined by unconnected planes is influenced by de Stijl (whether they know it or not). Examples of de Stijl architecture? There is, of course, the Rietveld-Schroder House, a structure some say is the only structure designed and built that adheres to all of de Stijl's tenets. But there are other de Stijl-infleunced three dimensional objects and designs out there. van Doesburg, J.J.P. Oud, Robert van't Hoff, and Gerrit Reitveld were active participants during the movement. Noordwijkkerhout Theo van Doesburg and J.J.P. Oud (1917-1918) Monument in reinforced concrete for the city of Leeuwarden Theo van Doesburg (1918) Trappaal Robert van't Hoff (1918) George Vantongerloo (1918) Design for a factory in Purmerend J.J.P. Oud (1919) Construction of Volume Relations George Vantongerloo (1921) Gerrit Reitveld Cornelis van Eesteren and Theo von Doesburg (1920s) Colour design for the rear elevation of Spangen block VIII Theo van Doesburg (1921) Design for a water-renewal building (development from the elemental expressional means of architecture) Theo van Doesburg (1922) Study for purely architectonic plastic space proceeding from the base Hans Vogel (1922) Architectonical development of the Maison particuliere Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Maison d'artiste Theo van Doesburg and C. van Eesteren (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Maquette Maison Particulière (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren, Model Maison d'Artiste (1923; reconstructed 1982) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Contra-Construction Project, Axonometric (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelius van Eesteren (model by Gerrit Rietvold): Hotel Particulier (1923) Theo and Nelly van Doesburg (1923) Theo van Doesburg: Color study for Amsterdam University Hall (1923) Hotel particulier C. van Eesteren (1923) Door for the engineer's house set for the film "L.Inhumaine" by M L. Herbier Robert Mallet-Stevens (1923) Theo van Doesburg and Cornelis van Eesteren: Perspective of shopping arcade with bar-restaurant, Laan van Meerdervoort, The Hague (1924) Cornelis van Eesteren, Rokin (1924) George Vantongerloo (1924) Mies van der Rohe (1924) Theo von Doesburg, Treppenhaus (1925) Frederick Kiesler, City in Space (1925) J.J.P Oud, Cafe de Unie (1925) Piet Mondrian's Paris studio (1926; recreation) Eileen Gray: Design plan (1926-1929) Berlin Alexanderplatz Lajos d'Ebneth (1927) Chauffeurswoning Gerrit Rietveld (1927) Theo van Doesburg: Hans Arp, Strasburg (1928) Theo van Doesburg v. Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona pavilion Hotel Nord-Sud A. Lurcat (1929) Theo van Doesburg: studio house (1930) Charles and Ray Eames, Eames House (1945-1949) Joost Baljeu, single family home (1961) Theo with his interpretation of a Barbie house.
This Kwarto storage module is very practical, thanks to the 3 drawers which provide plenty of discrete storage space for your remotes DVD's, magazines etc. With this piece you have the freedom to take any of the three drawers out and covert the space into an open shelf. For example you could use the cube as a small TV stand with a DVD player shelf at the top and 2 drawers below.The sheesham Kwarto modular collection has been created for all rooms in the home. These cubes are versatile and can be modulated to fit your needs: coffee table, tv stand, storage... We also have a single shelf Kwarto module available in our catalogue (see coffee tables)
Sumérgete en el fascinante mundo del Cubo Soma, un rompecabezas tridimensional que despierta la creatividad y el ingenio
Il cubo, archetipo per eccellenza, diventa un modulo che ripentendosi forma una scacchierfa tridiminsionale. Elementi architettonici di ieri e di oggi coniugano tradizione e modernità. BRACCIALE SNODATO IN ARGENTO 925‰
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A soma cube is a puzzle made out of seven different shapes and must be assembled to form a 3 x 3 x 3 cube. To make a soma cube out of sonobe modules, you will need 122 units. Yes, 122. (Click here …
Research of spatial relations within the form
El espacio de trabajo puede influir mucho en tu concentración y en que encuentres la inspiración. Aquí encontrarás ideas de decoración para que diseñes el escritorio que mejor vaya contigo.
Da montare all'interno del modulo da cucina. Capacità: 2 contenitori da 14 litri. L'estrazione del contenitore e l'apertura del coperchio si realizza in modo automatico, azionati dalla stessa anta. Il montaggio del meccanismo di estrazione automatica richiede un vano da 400mm di larghezza. Possibilità di montaggio con estrazione manuale in moduli di 350mm . Prodotto in plastica grigia.
A soma cube is a puzzle made out of seven different shapes and must be assembled to form a 3 x 3 x 3 cube. To make a soma cube out of sonobe modules, you will need 122 units. Yes, 122. (Click here …
Research of spatial relations within the form
Apresentamos o Cubo Mágico Profissional 3x3x3 Twisty Torção Torre, uma criação inovadora da marca Magic Cube. Este cubo é uma modificação intrigante do clássico cubo 3x3, com uma torção que proporciona um efeito visual fascinante e desafiador. Com dimensões de 6,0cm x 6,0cm x 6,0cm, este cubo compacto é perfeito para levar consigo para onde quer que vá. Pesando apenas 85 gramas, é leve o suficiente para ser manuseado com facilidade, mesmo por mãos pequenas. Recomendado para crianças a partir dos 3 anos de idade, este cubo mágico é uma excelente ferramenta para desenvolver habilidades motoras finas e capacidades de resolução de problemas. O modelo Twist apresenta uma estrutura 3x3x3, com três peças por lado, oferecendo um desafio agradável para todas as idades. Este cubo mágico tem uma forma cúbica, mantendo a aparência clássica que todos conhecemos e amamos. A cor da estrutura é stickerless, o que significa que não há adesivos para se preocupar em descascar ou desbotar. Cada unidade vem em sua própria embalagem, tornando-o o presente perfeito para qualquer amante de quebra-cabeças. Aviso legal • Idade mínima recomendada: 3 anos.
El espacio de trabajo puede influir mucho en tu concentración y en que encuentres la inspiración. Aquí encontrarás ideas de decoración para que diseñes el escritorio que mejor vaya contigo.
O cubo é uma forma Geométrica que pertence aos estudos da Geometria Espacial. Caracterizado como Poliedro regular, ou até por Paralelepípedo Retângulo, cuja faces e arestas são congruentes e perpendiculares. O cubo é composto por 12 arestas, 8 vértic
One of the coolest bookshelf ideas we've seen lately. Be it a floor-standing bookcase or a wall-hanging bookshelf, you can create lots of different
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The NV01 modular bookcase from Noir Vif can be adapted to fit in any space, piecing together like a giant jigsaw puzzle.
Da montare all'interno del modulo da cucina. Capacità: 2 contenitori da 14 litri. L'estrazione del contenitore e l'apertura del coperchio si realizza in modo automatico, azionati dalla stessa anta. Il montaggio del meccanismo di estrazione automatica richiede un vano da 400mm di larghezza. Possibilità di montaggio con estrazione manuale in moduli di 350mm . Prodotto in plastica grigia.
Cubo Mágico 3x3x3 Warrior W - Profissional 3x3x3 Warrior W é um cubo que compete com os melhores em termos de relação custo-benefício. É um cubo super rápido, com giros leves e macios. Possui parafusos em todos os centros para regulagem. Suas cores têm um tom mais neutro e fosco, onde seria o vermelho, ele tem uma cor mais para o rosa e magenta. Se você está à procura de um cubo, essa pode ser uma escolha adequada. Especificações: Cor: Stickerless (Mixed - Peças Coloridas) Marca: Qiyi Modelo: Warrior W Tamanho: 5,6 cm x 5,6 cm x 5,6 cm Acompanha: Cubo Mágico 3x3x3 Warrior W Stickerless.
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Contenitore per la raccolta differenziata asportabile che permette di separare e classificare i rifiuti domestici. Ha guide a sfera ad estrazione totale per un facile accesso manuale o automatico se fissato alla porta. Si installa facilmente avvitandolo alla parte inferiore del modulo con le viti incluse nel prodotto e può essere montato anche sul lato destro e sinistro dell'armadio. Vale per l'installazione in moduli con misure interne minime di larghezza 265mm, profondità 435mm e altezza 400mm. È realizzato in acciaio e plastica con finitura grigio antracite. Dispone di due bidoni della spazzatura protetti da un involucro in acciaio inox, con una capacità di 12 litri ciascuno e una semplice maniglia per facilitare l'estrazione.
El cubo soma es un divertido puzle tridimensional creado por Piet Hein con el que puedes crear figuras tridimensionales. Constrúyelo
