Florence Knoll: "no compromise."

Article Abstract:

Architect Florence Knoll was a pioneer who entered architecture when few women did and who together with husband Hans Knoll formed Knoll International. Together the Knolls designed cutting-edge furniture and interiors for offices in the 1940's and 1950's. Florence Knoll sold Knoll International in 1959 and finally left the company in 1965.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Architects, Knoll, Florence, Knoll International Inc.

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CLM is an agency started by three advertising agents, Allen Chevalier, Jean-Loup Le Forestier and Phillippe Michel in Paris. In 1972, CLM merged with BBDO, an American firm and became a part of the Omnicom group.

Article Abstract:

LOT-EK, a New York based architectural design firm that designs lofts and workspaces, slice trucking containers and petroleum tanks to make spatial divisions. It designs and makes arrangements, which creates a dynamic and constructed space to be determined by function, desire and purpose.

New York

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Softroom: "archi - tainment"

Article Abstract:

Softroom, an architectural firm, uses the computer to describe the architectural ideas for the real and virtual world. Softroom partners current and future projects that is a combination of the real and virtual experience are discussed.

United States, Technology application

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