Designed by D'Apostrophe Design Inc, the space pays homage to the international style created by modernist architects
Submitted at Dec 7, 2018, 11:07 AM
The great master Le Corbusier was responsible for defining much of the ideology and aesthetics of Modernism in the mid-20th century. This same style inspired D' Apostrophe Design Inc to create, in homage to the architect, the environment An Architect's Room , in CASACOR Miami 2018 , which takes place between November 30 and December 16. The space was the cover of the show's yearbook. 
Inspired by the international style of the modernists, the decoration is not excessive and the color palette is limited to a few variations of primary tones, a reference to Maison La Roche and the Parisian Villa Corbu, created in 1923. 
The materials are equally sober. For the floor, white oak wood; for the walls, linen, plywood and lime. Lighting is provided by large windows that allow natural light to enter, filtered by screens. 
A suspended round table brings the most striking material of modernism – concrete – to the meeting room. The furniture includes armchairs designed by French architect Pierre Jeanneret in the 1950s, and the Architect's Table, designed by Jeanneret in partnership with AR Prabhawwalkar. 
