Seltmann Publishers

Notepad Paperscraper®

Soho townhouse
Seltmann Publishers
Notepad Paperscraper®
Soho townhouse
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    The cuboid is the original shape of many well-known architectural forms. And exactly these skyscrapers - brutalist concrete blocks and now iconic prefabricated buildings - are the templates for these note blocks. Thousands of blank notes, non-adhesive, glued in a block with a photo-realistic color cut.

    How did it all begin? Publisher Oliver Seltmann is standing at a bus stop in Hamburg-Mundsburg. In front of him are the three well-known Mundsburg towers from 1973. He takes a picture of them. When he later looks at the pictures, the shape reminds him of something: The idea of high-rise blocks was born.

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    Article Number 209441

      Material: Paper, printed
      Design: Oliver Seltmann

      STADTHAUS SOHO
      For friends of American metropolitan architecture: Over 2000 pieces of paper with brick walls you work your way down fire escapes to the typical stores.
      Dimensions:W 11 × D 7 × H 25 cm
      Weight: 1.6 kg

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