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拍品 51
THOMAS HEATHERWICK (B. 1970)
Two Grey Anthracite Spun Chairs
已结束2020年7月23日
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THOMAS HEATHERWICK (B. 1970)
Two Grey Anthracite Spun Chairs
signed 'Thomas Heatherwick' (lower edge)
polypropylene
each: 25 5/8 x 35 7/8 x 30 ¾in. (65 x 91 x 78cm.)
Executed in 2007
Two Grey Anthracite Spun Chairs
signed 'Thomas Heatherwick' (lower edge)
polypropylene
each: 25 5/8 x 35 7/8 x 30 ¾in. (65 x 91 x 78cm.)
Executed in 2007
THOMAS HEATHERWICK (B. 1970)
Two Grey Anthracite Spun Chairs
signed 'Thomas Heatherwick' (lower edge)
polypropylene
each: 25 5/8 x 35 7/8 x 30 ¾in. (65 x 91 x 78cm.)
Executed in 2007
Two Grey Anthracite Spun Chairs
signed 'Thomas Heatherwick' (lower edge)
polypropylene
each: 25 5/8 x 35 7/8 x 30 ¾in. (65 x 91 x 78cm.)
Executed in 2007
Courtesy of the artist.
Thomas Heatherwick is the architect of Maggie’s Leeds, which opened in 2019.
'It’s been a tremendous experience and honour to design the Maggie’s centre in Leeds. Our aim was to build a home for people affected by cancer that would be soulful and welcoming, unlike other typical clinical environments. By only using natural, sustainable materials and immersing the building in thousands of plants, there was a chance for us to make an extraordinary environment capable of inspiring visitors with hope and perseverance during their difficult health journeys.'
"Maggie’s Leeds has been a very special project for me and my team because we are convinced that there are kinder, more empathic ways to design places that can have powerful impacts on the way that we feel. This is particularly important in the design of healthcare environments, but is so frequently overlooked."- Thomas Heatherwick, 2020
'It’s been a tremendous experience and honour to design the Maggie’s centre in Leeds. Our aim was to build a home for people affected by cancer that would be soulful and welcoming, unlike other typical clinical environments. By only using natural, sustainable materials and immersing the building in thousands of plants, there was a chance for us to make an extraordinary environment capable of inspiring visitors with hope and perseverance during their difficult health journeys.'
"Maggie’s Leeds has been a very special project for me and my team because we are convinced that there are kinder, more empathic ways to design places that can have powerful impacts on the way that we feel. This is particularly important in the design of healthcare environments, but is so frequently overlooked."- Thomas Heatherwick, 2020
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