
CODICE BRICCOLE
Designed by Terry Dwan
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The "Briccole code" console is an interpretation of what the briccole recovered from the Venice lagoon represent. The "Briccole code" portrays Aristotle's five elements. Fire, air and water are the elements that have left their own mark on the outside of the tree trunks; earth and ether are the elements that produced them. The project is a DNA or a codification of the briccola in the context of the Venetian landscape.
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L.103,2 x P.24 x H.90
L.207,2 x P.24 x H.90
L.311,2 x P.24 x H.90

A6 - Briccola
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Designer
Terry Dwan
Born in California, she began her training by studying structural engineering and architecture at Rice University in Houston, and fine arts in Florence, culminating in a Master of Architecture at Yale University.
After a scholarship 'Fulbright Scholarship' in Rome, in 1986, she became a partner a...
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