In the late nineties, prominent Metabolist Kisho Kurakawa added a new ovular wing to this man's last project, a museum whose two buildings are now connected by "the Node." This man's cabinetry skills helped him eliminate metal nails in the design of 
In the late nineties, prominent Metabolist Kisho Kurakawa added a new ovular wing to this man's last project, a museum whose two buildings are now connected by "the Node." This man's cabinetry skills helped him eliminate metal nails in the design of a joint that uses three dowels to join three black orthogonal beams, whose tips are painted yellow for a chair. The second floor of a house designed by this man contains children's bedrooms separated by [*] moveable partitions that extend inward toward a black spiral staircase and a solid blue chimney. This man's early furniture designs include the Red and Blue Chair, and he designed a house in Utrecht according to De Stijl principles. For 10 points, name this Dutch architect of the SchrÃ¶der House.
In the late nineties, prominent Metabolist Kisho Kurakawa added a new ovular wing to this man's last project, a museum whose two buildings are now connected by "the Node.
Gerrit Thomas Rietveld