Pierre Jeanneret 056 Capitol Complex Table Black Stained By Cassina

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The Table, originally designed by Pierre Jeanneret in 1950 for the Chandigarh Capitol Complex, has been reintroduced by Cassina in 2019. The Capitol Complex was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2016, drawing renewed interest to this exceptional work of modern architecture. The large conference table features a base made of solid wood with a unique "corns entrecroisées" shape, symbolizing the solemn functions of the Legislative Assembly building. Cassina's re-edition offers historic versions with teak or natural and black stained oak tops, as well as the option of a glass top in different sizes. This product pays homage to Pierre Jeanneret's contributions to the Chandigarh project, where he combined essential forms with simple materials to bridge modern European ideals with traditional Indian spirit. The project was the pinnacle of Le Corbusier's oeuvre, embodying his poetics, technique, and ideology. Cassina's I Maestri collection revisits furnishing designs by famous architects of the 20th century, utilizing evolved technology while maintaining the original function and aesthetic concepts. The company, known for manufacturing iconic pieces of contemporary design, has a holistic approach to creating cohesive and innovative living and dining spaces.

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