Examples of using Jacobsen designed in English and their translations into German
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Arne Jacobsen designed both the building and the interior.
For the renowned Copenhagen Hotels SAS Royal Hotel-Lounge Jacobsen designed the Egg Chair.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Series 7 including the 3107 four leg chair.
Measurements: width 59 cm, depth 50 cm, height 77 cm History:Arne Jacobsen designed this chair for his famous series 7 in 1955.
That year Jacobsen designed them for the Aarhus Town Hall in Denmark.
The beginnings of the Ant chair has an interesting story behind it; Fritz Hansen writes:"Initially, Arne Jacobsen designed the Ant for the canteen at Novo Nordisk, an international Danish healthcare company.
In 1958 Arne Jacobsen designed The Egg, The Swan and The Swan SofaTM.
Measurements: width 75 cm, depth 66 cm, back height 78 cm, seat height 42 cm, seat depth 47 cm History:Arne Jacobsen designed this chair, called Swan Chair or The Swan, for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen in 1958.
Arne Jacobsen designed a series of clocks, which also includes the"Station" wall clock.
For the 300.th birthday of the Großer Garten in 1966 the Danish architect Arne Jacobsen designed a discreet glass hall, which is used as a foyer for events and exhibitions.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Egg™ for the lobby and reception areas in the Royal Hotel, in Copenhagen.
Measurements: width 40 cm, depth 55 cm, height 41 cm History:Arne Jacobsen designed the stool"Pouff Egg" for his famous Egg chair, for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen in 1958.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Djob Table in 1971 for the offices and meeting rooms of the Danish National Bank.
Available in a choice of materials the seat shell is formed from polyurethane foam withfibreglass reinforced edges, just as with the classic Egg Chair and Swan Chair that Arne Jacobsen designed for Fritz Hansen.
Jacobsen designed not only the school building of the Munkegaard school, but also the entire facility including lighting.
For the foyer and bedrooms Jacobsen designed the sofa series 3300, the chair Drop and the chair and sofa versions of the Swan and Egg.
Arne Jacobsen designed The SwanTM as well as the EggTM for the lobby and lounge areas at the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, in 1958.
The design pioneer Arne Jacobsen designed his lighting collection as part of the overall concept for the Royal SAS Hotel in Copenhagen.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Louis Poulsen lighting as a set with the AJ Standing Lamp as well as various wall and ceiling lights.
Like so many of the objects Arne Jacobsen designed for the SAS Hotel in Copenhagen, the AJ Table Lamp from 1960 has become a genuine design classic.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Swan Chair in 1958 just as with the Egg Chair for the lobby and lounge areas of the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen.
The famous architect Arne Jacobsen designed the Banker's table clock in 1939, and today it is manufactured with contemporary technology- yet still according to the original design- by Rosendahl.
Arne Jacobsen designed the Swan armchair in 1958, as he did the Egg Chair for the lobby and lounge areas of the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen.
Arne Jacobsen designed both the Egg Chair and the Swan armchair in 1958 for the lobby and lounge area of the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen.
In addition, Arne Jacobsen designed the Egg Chair and the Swan Armchair, both in 1958, for the lobby and lounge area of the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen.
Arne Jacobsen designed The Egg Chair for the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, a project for which he planned numerous other furniture objects and lamps- as well as the building itself.
Arne Jacobsen designed the chair for Fritz Hansen as a three-legged model; however, Fritz Hansen also insisted on a four-legged alternative, because such are more stable.
In addition to the numerous furniture objects Arne Jacobsen also designed the lighting for the SAS Hotel Copenhagen.