Place and Space: A Conversation with David Montalba, Jonathan Bell and Rich Pierson

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A first look at Montalba Architects' book Place and Space with a panel discussing the connections between art, architecture and wellbeing. 

Thursday September 15, 6- 8pm, cocktails and light bites served. 

No. 9 Cork Street, London, W1S 3LL

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About Montalba Architects

Founding Principal David Montalba, FAIA, SIA, started Montalba Architects in 2004 and is the driving force of leadership and design within the firm. Montalba Architects is a diverse architecture and design studio of more than 60 designers based in Santa Monica, CA and Lausanne, Switzerland. The award-winning practice is engaged in retail, residential, hospitality, and other select commercial projects in the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Believing that architecture and one’s environment can truly improve quality of life, Montalba’s approach is humanistic in nature, which often leads to solutions that are discrete, contextual, yet conceptual in their intent, effect, and appeal. Montalba Architects’ original Santa Monica studio is located within Bergamot Station, a creative hub and arts district at 2525 Michigan Ave., Bldg. T4, Santa Monica, CA. Montalba Architects, Sàrl is located at Rue Centrale 6, 4 eme stage, Lausanne, CH-1003, Switzerland.

About Jonathan Bell

Jonathan Bell writes about all aspects of contemporary design, focusing on transport, architecture, and technology. He is the author, co-author and editor of ten books, including The 21st Century House, The New Modern House: Redefining Functionalism, The Contemporary House and Todd Saunders: Architecture in Northern Landscapes. Jonathan is a long-standing contributor to Wallpaper* magazine. He has also contributed to Conde Nast Traveller, Wired, and Esquire, amongst others.

About Artifice Press

Artifice Press propels new thinking in architecture, urbanism and design. We work with an international selection of independent studios, larger firms, scholars and institutions within a start-to-finish collaborative module to produce high-quality books that transcend disciplinary constraints to address 21st-century architecture’s most topical concerns, including urbanism and the landscape, the environment and ecology, the arts and culture, as well as science, education and technology.