Traast + Gruson: Exposed (Frame Monographs of Contemporary Interior Architects) - Softcover

Softcover

ISBN 10: 3764365609 ISBN 13: 9783764365608

Publisher: Birkhauser Verlag AG, 2002

Synopsis

Dutch designers Ewoud Traast (1958) and Edith Gruson (1960) have made a name for themselves by creating stunning exhibitions for museums institutes, and for commercial enterprises. Their work, has a striking graphic character, featuring lucid and surrealist images. Amongst their most well-known projects are: - Stand for furniture manufacturer Hidden in Cologne and in Milan - Death Made Tangible, exhibition for the Museon in The Hague - Exhibition for design collective Droog Design in Milan - Exhibition for audio manufacturer Bang & Olufsen in Milan - Exhibition about the restoration of a church in Delft - 50 Alarm clocks for the HEMA, exhibition for Centraal Museum in Utrecht - Holland s 100 Handsomest Books, exhibition for the Frankfurter Buchmesse - Signs in the Street, exhibition for the Triennale in Milan

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Synopsis

The dramatic work of two young Dutch exhibition designers is presented in this volume Dutch designers Ewoud Traast (1958) and Edith Gruson (1960) have made a name for themselves by creating stunning exhibitions for museums institutes, and for commercial enterprises. Their work, has a striking graphic character, featureing lucid and surrealist images. Amongst their most well-known projects are: Stand for furniture manufacturer Hidden in Cologne and in Milan Death Made Tangible, exhibition for the Museon in The Hague Exhibition for design collective Droog Design in Milan Exhibition about the restoration of a church in Delft 50 Alarm clocks for the HEMA, exhibition for Centraal Museum in Utrecht Holland's 100 Handsomest Books, exhibition for the Frankfurter Buchmesse Signs in the Street, exhibition for the Triennale in Milan

Edition details

• Publisher: Birkhauser Verlag AG
• Publication date: 2002
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 3764365609
• ISBN 13: 9783764365608
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 136
• Editor: Frame Magazine