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AJ Grebet blev lanceret i 1956 og fire år efter blev det verdensberømt som en del af indretningen på SAS Royal Hotel. Til hotellet tegnede Arne Jacobsen desuden en vrider til dørene mellem værelserne, der ligesom AJ Grebet fremstilles af designvirksomheden d line. Vrider til døren mellem rummene på SAS Royal Hotel. Foto: Det Kgl.
In his development of the Ant, Arne Jacobsen took on a challenge that many of his fellow architects and designers were grappling with at the time: the ambition of creating a small, practical chair that matched the modern home as well as the conditions of industrial manufacturing was one he shared with fellow architects such as Finnish-American Eero Saarinen (1910-1961), Finnish Alvar Aalto ...
Arne Jacobsen ( Kopenhagen, 11 februari 1902 – aldaar, 24 maart 1971) was een Deense architect en ontwerper . Jacobsen trad na zijn architectuurstudie in Kopenhagen in 1927 in dienst van het architectenbureau van Paul Holsoe. In 1930 richtte hij zijn eigen bureau op. Jacobsen was professor in de architectuur aan de Koninklijke Deense ...
Arne Jacobsen was a visionary and highly prolific architect and designer. His work spanned from architecture to interiors, furniture, lamps, graphic design, textiles and design objects, such as taps and technical accessories, clocks, tableware and more. Many of his iconic furniture pieces were created as part of a total architectural design.
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Arne Jacobsen (Copenhague, 11 de fevereiro de 1902 — Copenhague, 24 de março de 1971) foi um arquiteto, decorador, projetista de móveis, têxtil e de cerâmicas dinamarquês. Começou a trabalhar como pedreiro, acabando por se formar como arquiteto em 1927 na Academia Real de Artes de Copenhague, onde também foi professor a partir de 1956.
