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the collection was presented in a space inspired by the barcelona pavilion, a building designed in 1929 by mies van der rohe + lily reich.
the aim of le témoin was, as with many of the artist’s works, to adapt a surrealist object to everyday use.
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a transparent panel on the floor of the office furthers the connection to the outdoors.
In a perfect world the ideal thing would be for planes to have wider doors and make it so we could stay in our own chairs!!! Put lock downs in and bam- we’re on the plane- less stress for everyone, no transferring, less chance of pressure sores from transfers and no cushion under us…more pros than cons for sure, other than the expense of making the doors/aisles wider! Heaven forbid airlines make it easy…heard the other day that South west was going to make MORE seats/less room on their planes…oy vey! No more flying for me I guess…sigh…
Great idea! I’m a C-3/4 quadriplegic and this makes so much sense to improve the current process and would speed the process for loading/unloading aircraft. I hope it can be implemented-
Thought this concept for whelchair passengers is cool.
An interesting idea but, getting the chair in and out, especially if there is turbulence, and a 80kg person sitting in the chair??? would not be so easy as the movie makes out. would be ok if the person can get out of the chair?? guess they could not.
Looks great! I hope that the small wheel doesn\’t couse any trouble.