PRODUCT LIBRARY
the collection was presented in a space inspired by the barcelona pavilion, a building designed in 1929 by mies van der rohe + lily reich.
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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.
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more commentsWHY?
How come almost everybody above is asking how to get in or out? It’s mentioned in the text, I say read before you respond. The thought / design of making such a pool is nice, even if it’s never going to be build. It sparks the imagination. So in that perspective it’s already a succesfull plan.
THIS IS A POOL, THAT IS STRICTLY FOR A PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE. THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT A POOL FOR KIDS, SENIORS, AND FOR ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO JUST HAD A COUPLE OF DRINKS. I STILL WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A THOROUGH CONCEPT OF HOW YOU GET IN THE POOL AND HOW YOU GET OUT OF THE POOL. NO THANKS, I DO NOT LIKE TO SWIM IN THE AIR.
…and where does the lifeguard sit? And where does he drag you when you need CPR? …
Tip top plouf boum clap down for ever. Nearly nothing.
I understand tall buildings tend to sway with wind. Even a small amount would cause that body of water to slosh back and forth. I’m not sure how effective the infinity part would work.
uuuuuh I am getting prunie, can somebody get me out now…