Perfection. 'Room 606: The SAS House and the Work of Arne Jacobsen' is an updated, rewritten and expanded edition of the cult classic exploring Jacobsen's midcentury design through the microcosm of a single hotel room. New from author and Michael Sheridan and @strandbergpublishing with design by @kgrafikcph An architectural landmark, Room 606 was originally part of Jacobsen’s 1960 masterwork, SAS House luxury hotel and air terminal. “The SAS House was the central work of Jacobsen’s career—a comprehensive commission that allowed him to design every part of the building and interiors, from chairs, lamps, textiles and tableware to the hotel logo and the lettering above the entrance,” author and architect Michael Sheridan writes. “While the building that Jacobsen completed in 1960 no longer truly exists, Room 606 encapsulates the underlying principles and formal ideas of the SAS House, so that it provides a lens for studying Jacobsen’s vanished masterwork. In doing so, we gain insight into his vast and varied production, and a deeper understanding of his unique approach to modern architecture and design.” Read more via linkinbio. #room606 @arnejacobsenofficial #arnejacobsen #midcenturymodern #danishdesign #royalhotelcopenhagen #copenhagen #sashouse #architecture #architecturallandmark https://www.instagram.com/p/CpiM-hJOBtf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
