Tag: paris

  • à paris

    adolf loos tristan tzara

    ADOLF LOOS is one of the few Architekts in my hall of fame.
    I first discovered his great talent during a trip to Prague in the late ’80s.
    Later as a young architecture student in Venice, I focused all my studies on his work.
    His love for classical architecture, together with his minimalism and modernism, had a strong influence on my cultural background and my personal style.
    I love the clear lines, rigid interior spaces, flat roof terraces and the absence of any ornament and decoration that characterize all of his works.

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  • 10 years

    aerodiario charlie hebdo

    07.01.2015/07.01.2025 JE SUIS toujours CHARLIE HEBDO!

  • l’object magique

    Centre Pompidou Paris

    If anyone needs me I’ll be at the Centre Pompidou this afternoon.
    Ettore Sottsass, l’Object Magique, until January 3rd.

  • 13112015

    Paris attacks 13.11.2015

    I remember that evening very well.
    I was watching television when the first images were transmitted live from Paris.
    It was terrible, it was the second attack I could watch on television after the September 11 attacks in New York City.
    It was a massacre. 130 people were killed and more than 400 were wounded in a coordinated islamic terrorist attack.

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  • 2015-2020

    Je suis Charlie! Take a moment and remember!

  • bbb

    September in Paris? Bring your black bikini!
    If interested please get in touch! Rules and conditions here . . .

  • allez vous faire enculer

    charlie hebdo

    Vive la France! Vive la liberté!

  • station solaire

    Molitor Paris

    The PISCINE MOLITOR in Paris has re-opened! The Station Solaire, the elegant swimming pool not far from the centre of the city has re-opened after a 25 years long period of abandon and reconstruction. First inagurated in 1929 by JOHNNY WEISSMÜLLER best known as Tarzan, was closed down and abandoned in 1989. Used also in winter as an exclusive patinoire this icon Art-deco building was world famous for the celebrities, the galas and fashion shows, for the first bikini shown off in France in 1946 and later for the first topless. All the original-blue cabins, old mosaiques and windows were restored and conserved and the new 124 rooms have an incredible view on the pool.