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Join us for a special meet and greet with Snaidero designers Lucci and Orlandini.
We will be hosting a special opportunity to meet renowned designers Roberto Lucci and Paolo Orlandini at our Chicago Merchandise Mart Showroom, following their lecture at NeoCon. They will be signing catalogs and answering any questions you may have. Italian wine and cheeses will be served.
June 11, 2007
3pm–4pm
Studio Chicago
222 Merchandise Mart
Suite 140
Chicago IL 60654
Roberto Lucci will lecture on the Skyline kitchen at NeoCon Chicago on June 11 at 1:00 pm.
Snaidero Projects with Lucci and Orlandini:
Sistema ES, 2000
Time, 2001
Skyline, 2004
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| About Lucci and Orlandini Roberto Lucci, born in 1942, studied at the Chicago Institute of Design. Paolo Orlandini, born in 1941 in Grosseto, earned his degree at the Faculty of Architecture of the Milan Polytechnic. Since 1968, Lucci and Orlandini have designed in two different offices that often collaborate together, but also sometimes compete—a method that has come to stimulate self-criticism and added creativity to their projects. Specializing in the design of office furniture, chairs and kitchens, Lucci and Orlandini have created more than 250 products together for firms such as Antonelli Bontempi, Artemide, Biesse, Brionvega, Calligaris, Candy, Ciatti, Fantoni, Grazioli-Grandsolei, Knoll, Lamm, Mascagni Peg-Perego, Pirelli, Riello, Snaidero, Tisettanta and Zerowatt. Lucci and Orlandini have taken part in various editions of the Milan Triennial and have works present in the design collections of the Museum of Modern Art of New York, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago, the Museum fur Kunst und Gewerbe of Hamburg and of the Centre National D’Art Contemporain of the Louvre in Paris. Lucci and Orlandini have taught at the European Institute of Design, at the Polytechnic of Milan and in numerous universities in Belgium, the United States, Australia and South America. In 1999 they published a book, “Product Design Models”, V.N., Reinhold Editore, New York. |