u0026Tradition Utzon JU1 pendant light, brass

Description

In 2003, Jorn Oberg received the accolade of Member of the Order of Australia, was given the Keys to the city of Sydney, the most prestigious award in the country, and finally nominated for the American Pritzker prize. This monument with its shell form that is so characteristic has become the symbol of Australia all over the world. The Danish architect, J鴕n Oberg Utzon gained fame in 1957 by designing the Sydney Opera House. The simple and architectural forms are superimposed, creating wonderful shapes. Created over 50 years ago, Tivoli is surprising in its modernity. Dimensions: Ø 22 x H 23 cm. The Danish architect, J鴕n Oberg Utzon gained fame in 1957 by designing the Sydney Opera House. At the end of the 40s, he created Tivoli: a aluminium pendant that was very innovative for the period. In 2007, his life's work (the Sydney Opera House) joined the very exclusive club of UNESCO world heritage sites. A must-have design classic! At the end of the 40s, he created Tivoli: a stunning aluminium pendant that was very innovative for the period. Dimensions: Ø 22 x H 23 cm.

Key Features

• This monument with its shell form that is so characteristic has become the symbol of Australia all over the world.
• Dimensions: Ø 22 x H 23 cm.
• At the end of the 40s, he created Tivoli: a aluminium pendant that was very innovative for the period.
• Created over 50 years ago, Tivoli is surprising in its modernity.
• The simple and architectural forms are superimposed, creating wonderful shapes.
• The Danish architect, J鴕n Oberg Utzon gained fame in 1957 by designing the Sydney Opera House.