Chareau, who is best known for his one surviving building, the Maison de Verre in Paris, defies neat classification. Without any sort of architectural training, he worked briefly as a furniture.. Description. Designed by the interior and furniture designer Pierre Chareau with the help of the Dutch archi- tect Bernard Bijvoet, the Maison de Verre offered a strikingly new interpretation of the Modernist vision of the house as a 'machine for living in'. The client was a leading gynaecologist, Dr Dalsace, and his brief called for a.
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The north face, with a constant natural light shows all the intentions of Pierre Chareau 's design for the Maison de Verre, a structural sincerity that exposes the metal profiles and an ornamentation based on the combination of a complex system of partitions and furniture mobiles, mainly made of wood and reminiscent of the Art Nouveau style.. 1 Cinqualbre, O. Pierre Chareau: La maison de verre (Paris: Jean-Michel Place Editions, 2001). A reprint of the documentation and critical assessments of the Maison de Verre originally published in L'Architecture d'Aujourdhui, No. 9, November/December 1933. Trans. from the French by Robert Poncelet, a personal friend of the author.
