The “Trinava” flower vase recalls the shape of the “Trina” pencil holder from the “Desktop Architecture” series presented in 2006. Made in bone china, it is manufactured in two different colours. (Incidentally, the Alessi store in New York designed by the Egyptian-American architect has received many awards, and trade there is going very well).
Rashid Hani
Rashid was born in Cairo in 1958. He studied architecture in Canada and in the United States, before opening his New York Asymptote Studio in 1988. He holds various teaches posts worldwide, and with his studio has designed a vast range of works that place him well ahead of his peers in the field of digital design. His projects span from experimental spatial installations to digital architecture. His most innovative works include two multi-dimensional and interactive architectural environments, i.e. the New York Stock Exchange Virtual Trading Floor and the Guggenheim Virtual Museum.
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