THE EXHIBITION HALL AND FURNITURE FURNITURE HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN INTEGRAL PART OF ARCHITECTURAL SPACE. CONCEPTS FROM TWENTIETH CENTURY CAN STILL BE SEEN - FROM FRANK LLOYD WRIGHTS USONIAN HOUSES WITH THEIR OPEN FLOOR PLANS (With his furniture that seemed to growing out of the walls) TO LE CORBUIER MACHINES FOR LIVING (With his concept of "equipment for the home") AND MIES VAN DER ROHE UNIVERSAL SPACES WITH THEIR GLASS PAVILIONS (With his floating furniture not to interrupt on the flow of the spaces) THESE ALL EMBRACED THE TOOLS AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES OF THEIR TIME - MACHINES FOR WOOD WORKING, TO CHROME AND STEEL, TO NEW WAYS OF MAKING GLASS! TODAY IN OUR TWENTY FIRST CENTURY OUR TECHNOLOGIES INCLUDE COMPUTER INTEGRATION, NEW COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND NEW WAYS OF PRODUCING OBJECTS EMBRACING THESE, FURNITURE FOR ME SHOULD "TAKE ITS PLACE", LIKE A PIANO SITTING IN A ROOM, DEFINED BY ITS FUNCTION AND ADDING SCULPTURAL BEAUTY! THIS IS WHAT I HOPE TO BRING TO MY ARCHITECTURAL SPACES!

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