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ALVAR AALTO, Ceiling Light model No.A331 (aka The Beehive), Finland, 1953. Material lacquered alumin

ALVAR AALTO, Ceiling Light model No.A331 (aka The Beehive), Finland, 1953. Material lacquered aluminium, metal and brass. Manufactured by Valaistustyö Ky. / 1stDibs


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ALVAR AALTO, Seinäjoki City Hall, detail from the custom made ceramic rod facade, Seinäjoki, Finland

ALVAR AALTO, Seinäjoki City Hall, detail from the custom made ceramic rod facade, Seinäjoki, Finland, 1959-62. / Alvar Aalto


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ALVAR AALTO, Helsinki University of Technology (Teknillinen Korkeakoulu), Department of Architecture

ALVAR AALTO, Helsinki University of Technology(Teknillinen Korkeakoulu), Department of Architecture, Espoo, Finland, 1965. Photography by Tuomas Uusheimo. / Tuomas Uusheimo


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Coat and beret.

Coat and beret.


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arquigraph: Concrete Is Beautiful Alvar Aalto: Paimio Sanatorium. 1929  Take a seat and check out tharquigraph: Concrete Is Beautiful Alvar Aalto: Paimio Sanatorium. 1929  Take a seat and check out th

arquigraph:

Concrete Is Beautiful


Alvar Aalto: Paimio Sanatorium. 1929 

Take a seat and check out thisbook. Reading how this building has been conceived from the beggining worth it. This is Human empathy,  

Indeed, it was nominated to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

In the link below there’s an article byEllis Woodmanrevisiting this modern architecture gem. Enjoy!

Image: Longitudinal Section. Paimio Sanatorium. Alvar Aalto.1929

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Alvar Aalto’s iconic sanatorium is for sale

Aalto designed the building accurately, the concept of its architecture and interior spaces were conceived as a “medical instrument.”
Given the sanatorium’s history and its subsequent functions, wishing the future new owners to preserve the iconic space.

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Alvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico SaiehAlvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959 Photo: © Nico Saieh

Alvar Aalto - Jyvaskyla University. Jyvaskyla, Finland. 1953-1959

Photo: © Nico Saieh


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ALVAR AALTOLarge ‘Beehive’ ceiling light circa 1953-1954Finnish

ALVAR AALTO

Large ‘Beehive’ ceiling light circa 1953-1954

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  • WEB OFICIAL (Official Website): Alvar Aalto Foundation

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  • VIDA Y OBRA (Life and work):

          video1                      video2               video3 (Spanish) 

          video4 (Finnish)                                  video5 (Finnish)

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  • Video de Aalto realizando un croquis para un proyecto /

           Footage of  Aalto sketching on a piece of paper here  

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  • Jorn Utzon hablando sobre Aalto / Jorn Utzon on Aalto: video

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  • DESCRIPTION: Villa Mairea is a guest-house  and rural retreat  for the Gullichsens, a wealthy couple who were lovers and promoters of art. They told Aalto that he should regard it as ‘an experimental house’. Aalto seems to have treated the house as an opportunity to bring together all the themes that had been preoccupying him in his work.

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  • CONSTRUCTION DATE: 1937-1940

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  • LOCATION: Noormarkku, Finland 

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  • VIDEOS:  01      02      03      04     05      06    07     08     09

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  • 3D ANIMATED MODEL:   01       02        03         04        05   

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  • 3D STATIC MODEL:  01        02        03        04        05        06 

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  • MORE INFO:  01        02         03        04        05        06 

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 From Storage: A House & Garden Book. Published by Hutchinson & Co Ltd, 1978.

From Storage: A House & Garden Book.

Published by Hutchinson & Co Ltd, 1978.


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Alvar Aalto, Modell 6 (1929)

Alvar Aalto, Modell 6 (1929)


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