Pioneering prefabrication architecture, Jean Prouvé was a French designer and engineer who invented easy-to-assemble prototypes for everything from tables, chairs and beds to houses, schools and petrol stations. Fabricated with parts made of bent, corrugated or perforated sheet metal, these structures could be assembled by small teams of builders in just a day, presenting avant-garde solutions to the sorts of housing crises that followed times of war in the early 20th century.
Publisher: Pall Mall Press, 1971.
Second hand. Good condition.
