The open living room of a house designed by this architect features irregularly-spaced, thin black steel columns wrapped in bark. In the 1990s, the public voted against using granite to re-clad a building by this architect, who had used Carrara Marble for its faÃ§ade to suggest a connection to the Mediterranean. This architect designed an undulating glass vase for the Savoy Restaurant. This architect used airplane propellers as fans for the ceiling of a wooden World's Fair Pavilion, one of his better-known critical regionalist projects along with a town hall complex that includes stairs planted with grass between its red brick buildings. The (*) curving shape of one of his buildings is intended to give each room a v
The open living room of a house designed by this architect features irregularly-spaced, thin black steel columns wrapped in bark. In the 1990s, the public voted against using granite to re-clad a building by this architect, who had used Carrara Marble for its faÃ§ade to suggest a connection to the Mediterranean. This architect designed an undulating glass vase for the Savoy Restaurant. This architect used airplane propellers as fans for the ceiling of a wooden World's Fair Pavilion, one of his better-known critical regionalist projects along with a town hall complex that includes stairs planted with grass between its red brick buildings. The (*) curving shape of one of his buildings is intended to give each room a view of the river. This architect and his wife Aino's company Artek manufactured a chair for TB patients at the Paimio Sanatorium. For 10 points, name this architect of the Villa Mairea and the Baker House at MIT, who designed Finlandia Hall in his home country.
The open living room of a house designed by this architect features irregularly-spaced, thin black steel columns wrapped in bark.
Alvar Aalto