Shigeru Ban. Bookstand
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect and humanitarian pioneer Shigeru Ban, this elegant bookstand pairs cardboard tubes with plywood in a lightweight, sculptural form. A smaller version of the stand he created for the Murals of Tibet, it reflects Ban’s ecological ingenuity and makes the perfect stage for your TASCHEN Collector’s Editions.
Shigeru Ban. Bookstand
1000The Perfect Stage for your TASCHEN Collector’s Editions
The designer
Shigeru Ban (born in 1957) attended the SCI-Arc in California and the Cooper Union School of Architecture in New York. A member of the Voluntary Architects Network and winner of the Pritzker Prize in 2014, Ban’s innovative use of recycled materials has supported humanitarian efforts around the world. He is based in his native Tokyo, Paris, and New York.
Shigeru Ban. Bookstand
Bookstand made of cardboard tubes and plywood, 62 x 86 x 50 cm, 17 kgISBN 978-3-7544-0715-8
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