adam nathaniel furman (4 articles)
adam nathaniel furman is an artist & designer of argentine, japanese and israeli heritage based in london. he trained in architecture and fine art, and work in those areas as well as products, interiors, writing and teaching. furman's atelier has completed, and ongoing projects both internationally (europe, the US, S america, the middle east, east asia) and in the UK. he has lectured at the RIBA, harvard GSD, UC berkeley, the carnegie museum of art, cardiff university, innsbruck university, the casa dell'architettura rome, the BSR, and the biennale interieur, amongst others, and has taught courses at several universities as well as having been studio master at central st martins in london, and is co-director of saturated space at the AA.
'state of extremes' exhibition at design museum holon explores the global crises of our time
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curated by aric chen, the exhibition gathers over 70 works that together investigate our current condition of extremes.
curated by aric chen, the exhibition gathers over 70 works that together investigate our current condition of extremes.
adam nathaniel furman finishes nagatacho apartment with pastel colors + patterns in tokyo
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colors, textures, materials, and forms have been combined into a theater of everyday domestic life.
colors, textures, materials, and forms have been combined into a theater of everyday domestic life.
adam nathaniel furman brings 'historical promiscuities' for bitossi to milan design week
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at vudafieri-saverino partners studio, adam nathaniel furman shows his peculiar pop style, which has quickly brought him to the center of acclaim.
at vudafieri-saverino partners studio, adam nathaniel furman shows his peculiar pop style, which has quickly brought him to the center of acclaim.
adam nathaniel furman mixes italian epochs and regions to create monaco units
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the solemnity and seriousness of rome meets the joyfulness and colour of the italian riviera in london-made furniture called monaco units.
the solemnity and seriousness of rome meets the joyfulness and colour of the italian riviera in london-made furniture called monaco units.
