Danish design and the future
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2019
- Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen
Founding partner of Norm Architects, Jonas explains what Danish design means to him and his prediction for the future of the approach. Get an insight into the architects’s Copenhagen studio and Jonas’s home.
Your statement about realizing how important quality and durability are in your home country, after visiting other countries, sounds very familiar.
I moved from Amsterdam to Victoria (Canada) and l was shocked by the low quality of buildings.
North America in general is founded by pioneers who needed to slap a building together ASAP, so it only makes sense that their approach to building is different from Central Europe.
I am a Carpenter/contractor and l took the liberty to call my company ‘Dutch Carpenter and Co.’.
Business is good here and l attract the type of clients that are looking for quality versus speed.
I love the beauty of Danish culture and its beautiful renaissance design aspects.
🎉 oh nice story. I live in the Netherlands where are the division between Catholics and Protestants are very sharp in some areas. In the north we have mainly the Protestant parts but also mixed with some Catholics who are lost there and in the south we have the opposite. I look at the stores who are still operating with design than its number is mainly in the Protestant part. I had a partner who was into Danish design so we went shopping a lot in design stores jewellery and the coolness of my partner reflects this which I also find in Protestant design and way of being.
Danish taste, design and style doesn't come from poverty, it comes from warriorship, organised effort and wealth. From 1,700 BCE on, this was steadily built up. It's difficult to be simple and that is why many other countries often can't do what Danes (and Swedes and Norwegians, also Japanese) do.
Cool desigth furniture 🎉👍
Magnifique
1:06 in I have paused 'Timeless' 'Character' Individual pieces'.....????
Well I am English and love both Scandinavian interior and timeless simple pieces with character
But these pieces also have to have practicality. They have to have a purpose.
I un pause at 1:07
The English came from Anglia, Denmark, nearly 1,600 years ago. England was founded by Jutes in 449 CE. I love Norway, Sweden and Denmark and found Denmark to be very similar to England in many ways (people, voices, styles, taste). Many times, you'll see people in England who are virtually 'clones' of Danes and Norwegians, it's uncanny.
@@markhirstwood4190 You feel a need to provide known history in reply??
De schoonheid in het leven.
I wonder how a human being feels, sitting in a rectangular bathtub with hard edges. Not to speak of the person cleaning it after its been in use for a while. 4:14
After being ripped of Denmark
I hate it,