Pin-Up # 15

PIN–UP is a magazine that captures an architectural spirit, rather than focusing on technical details of design, by featuring interviews with architects, designers, and artists, and presenting work as an informal work in progress – a fun assembly of ideas, stories and conversations, all paired with cutting-edge photography and artwork. Both raw and glossy, the magazine is a nimble mix of genres and themes, finding inspiration in the high and the low by casting a refreshingly playful eye on rare architectural gems, amazing interiors, smart design, and that fascinating area where those areas connect with contemporary art. In short, PIN–UP is pure architectural entertainment!

Featuring:
ARANDA\LASCH
Two Architectural Shape Shifters are Taking Things to the next Level
Interview by Felix Burrichter
Portraits by Asger Carlsen

MARIA PERGAY
The Indisputable Grand Dame of French Collectible Design is anything but Steely
Interview by Jina Khayyer
Portraits by Katja Rahlwes

STEVEN HOLL
Into the recesses of the Imagination of New York’s resident Space Poet
Interview by Pierre Alexandre de Looz
Portraits by Jason Rodgers

JON RAFMAN
The best of both Worlds with a Modern Internet Explorer
Interview by Stephen Froese
Portraits by Topical Cream

HERMAN HERTZBERGER
A special feature on the Eminence Grise of Dutch Architecture
Introduction by Dirk van den Heuvel
Interview by Florian Idenburg
Photography by Elsbeth Struijk van Bergen

PLUS 67 pages of Interior Moments, including the Princeton home of Michael Graves, the DESTE Foundation in Athens by Dakis Joannou and Andreas Angelidakis, Jean Pigozzi’s Sottsass-designed beach-side getaway, a beautiful Fifth Avenue penthouse designed by Michael Schaible, an imaginary home at London’s V&A designed by artists Elmgreen & Dragset, Veronica Chou’s Beijing party home, and a spectacular New York lair entirely designed by the late Ward Bennett.

ALSO:
The future imagined with Konstantin Grcic’s most iconic designs, wise words on furniture by the inimitable Edgar Allan Poe, a whole new outfit for the house of Balenciaga, Trix and Robert Haussmann revisited, artist Oliver Michaels’ new architectural vernacular, a design symphony in shades of beige, and so much more.