Comments on: Partrica Urquiola – Purely Porcelain at the Design Museum http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/ architecture and design magazine Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:21:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Urvi http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-904464 Urvi Mon, 14 Nov 2011 02:25:09 +0000 http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/#comment-904464 I think we should also focus on the balancing act and the technical feasibility of what she has achieved, with porcelain as a new material for her , which has her design stamp of minute detailing, using classic art & crafts technique . I think we should also focus on the balancing act and the technical feasibility of what she has achieved, with porcelain as a new material for her , which has her design stamp of minute detailing, using classic art & crafts technique .

]]> By: Jynn http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-196263 Jynn Tue, 04 Nov 2008 08:55:41 +0000 http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/#comment-196263 nicely put THINKABOUTIT and JOAQUIN. nicely put THINKABOUTIT and JOAQUIN.

]]> By: Joaquin http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-194897 Joaquin Fri, 31 Oct 2008 04:55:46 +0000 http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/#comment-194897 Hmmm...comments are comments. Works posted in Dezeen are all prepared for that. I say who can't take Zuy's comments are so vulnerable. I've gone through architectural school and have had much much worse. But in order for designers/architects to create great/greater works straight (but reasonable) comments are a blessing. But also, design is design. You can't really comment on how beautiful it is, but when it defies functionality, I'd say, it's worth the note. I'd say this set by Mrs. Urquoila is very spirit-lifting and creative, but it isn't user-friendly. So, who wanna argue with that? Zuy: 0 vote Zenza : 0 vote Tiffany:0 vote No discrimination is Dezeen, please. It's a free space for free voices. Hmmm…comments are comments. Works posted in Dezeen are all prepared for that. I say who can’t take Zuy’s comments are so vulnerable. I’ve gone through architectural school and have had much much worse. But in order for designers/architects to create great/greater works straight (but reasonable) comments are a blessing.

But also, design is design. You can’t really comment on how beautiful it is, but when it defies functionality, I’d say, it’s worth the note. I’d say this set by Mrs. Urquoila is very spirit-lifting and creative, but it isn’t user-friendly.

So, who wanna argue with that?

Zuy: 0 vote
Zenza : 0 vote
Tiffany:0 vote

No discrimination is Dezeen, please. It’s a free space for free voices.

]]> By: Thinkaboutit http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-194309 Thinkaboutit Wed, 29 Oct 2008 15:03:38 +0000 http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/#comment-194309 Work coming out of the Urquiola studio is, almost without exception, design of a very high standard. ZUY is very correct in pointing out that THIS collection would certainly be one of the exceptions. REBECCA, as a young designer, needs to get a bit more into her studies of what has been done, as ZUY so correctly pointed out. Look at Garouste & Bonetti, look at Martin Baas, etc. This collection is backdated 70's Rosenthal production pieces with 80's Studio Alchimia craftwork additions. And to JUST DO IT, comments on works from a major design studio are valid as they represent a cross section of views. If this were work from a recent graduate, then maybe some consideration for youth and lack of historical awareness could be more easily overlooked. But it isn't. This is just not up to the level of "design" that one could expect from this designer's hand. And, to UPON THIS ROCK I'LL BUILD MY CHURCH, perhaps one should consider scores for positive commentators, or, at least, positive points to negate your negatives. I vote 1 in favour of ZUYS, which should then negate 1 . Zuy: 1 vote (2 votes - 1 = 1) Zenza : 1 vote Tiffany: 1vote Work coming out of the Urquiola studio is, almost without exception, design of a very high standard. ZUY is very correct in pointing out that THIS collection would certainly be one of the exceptions. REBECCA, as a young designer, needs to get a bit more into her studies of what has been done, as ZUY so correctly pointed out. Look at Garouste & Bonetti, look at Martin Baas, etc. This collection is backdated 70′s Rosenthal production pieces with 80′s Studio Alchimia craftwork additions. And to JUST DO IT, comments on works from a major design studio are valid as they represent a cross section of views. If this were work from a recent graduate, then maybe some consideration for youth and lack of historical awareness could be more easily overlooked. But it isn’t. This is just not up to the level of “design” that one could expect from this designer’s hand.
And, to UPON THIS ROCK I’LL BUILD MY CHURCH, perhaps one should consider scores for positive commentators, or, at least, positive points to negate your negatives. I vote 1 in favour of ZUYS, which should then negate 1 .

Zuy: 1 vote (2 votes – 1 = 1)
Zenza : 1 vote
Tiffany: 1vote

]]> By: zuy http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-188822 zuy Thu, 16 Oct 2008 08:18:13 +0000 http://www.dezeen.com/2008/10/10/partrica-urquiola-purely-porcelain-at-the-design-museum/#comment-188822 @ Rebecca "I love the elegance.... and simplicity" Simplicity? Are you serious? Do you compare this tableware to Morrisson works ? You are a young designer and you have to study Starck and Wanders because they have clown nose on ad ...but they are serious star + bizz designers Zuy PS I love 90 % of Urquiola @ Rebecca
“I love the elegance…. and simplicity” Simplicity? Are you serious? Do you compare this tableware to Morrisson works ? You are a young designer and you have to study Starck and Wanders because they have clown nose on ad …but they are serious star + bizz designers
Zuy
PS I love 90 % of Urquiola

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