The Ines-table was designed by Enric Miralles for the collective exhibition Le Magazine in Grenoble, France, in 1993. Commissioned as a piece to represent his work and stimulate discussion among participants, Miralles conceived a table that would serve not as a topic, but as a medium of dialogue-”not talked about, but talked on.” The table […]
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Actuando sobre la realidad modificando los perfiles dados… Es un trabajo que restablece un nuevo sistema de relaciones y de escalas dimensionales; la estación en la temporalidad del movimiento de los trenes; estos con la avenida; ésta con la plaza; la plaza con los peatones…La construcción es idéntica al deseo de confundirse y a la […]
Where the old Unazuki Trail crosses the deep Kurobe River valley it is transformed into a suspended bridge that successively becomes a commerce bridge for heavy traffic. The foundations of the old bridge permit the construction of this litlle labyrinth in which the path turns in upon itself to offer a long walk suspended over […]
The Taburete Japonès, or Japanese Stool, was designed by Enric Miralles in 1992 following a trip to Japan that deeply inspired both him and Benedetta Tagliabue. Based on the traditional Japanese shower stool, the piece reflects a minimalist approach to construction and a reverence for cultural design heritage. Its compact form is crafted without hidden […]