Pierre Jeanneret Pigeonhole desk 3D model

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Pierre Jeanneret was a trailblazer in modernist architecture and design. Born in 1896 in Switzerland, he left an indelible mark on the world of art. Despite being overshadowed by his cousin Le Corbusier, Pierre's innovative spirit and artistic vision made him a standout figure in the modernist movement. Together, they revolutionized the way people think about architecture, placing functionality and order at the forefront of their designs. Their collaboration was marked by bold experimentation with new materials like cane and wood. They pushed the boundaries of what was possible, incorporating energetic diagonals into their work to create a sense of dynamism and energy. Charlotte Perriand joined them in their quest for innovation, and together they developed prefabricated housing with Jean ProuvÃ. This pioneering effort paved the way for modern architecture. In the early 1950s, Pierre Jeanneret joined forces with his cousin in Chandigarh, India, to undertake a massive urban-planning project. Their vision was to create a city that would be a masterpiece of modern design, with low-cost buildings and furniture that would serve as a model for future generations. Though Le Corbusier eventually abandoned the project, Pierre Jeanneret remained committed to its completion, serving as chief architect for 15 years. His dedication paid off, resulting in a city that remains a testament to his unwavering passion for modernist architecture. One of Pierre's most notable creations is the Pigeonhole desk, designed in 1957. This stunning piece showcases his mastery of materials and design. Made from Sissoo Aluminium with an Oak texture, this model is a true masterpiece of modernist design. Measuring 72 × 123 × 83 cm, it's a testament to Pierre's attention to detail and commitment to quality. Modeled in 3ds Max 2018 and rendered using V-Ray Next 4.3, this digital model is an exact replica of the real thing. It comes with UVW mapping, textures, and materials included, making it easy to edit and customize. Whether you're a seasoned designer or just starting out, this model is sure to inspire your next project. The Pigeonhole desk is available as an editable poly (low poly no subdivision), allowing you to easily modify its design to suit your needs. With its smooth edges and realistic texture, this model is the perfect addition to any modernist-themed collection. For more information or instructions on how to use this model, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'm always happy to help. Thank you for your interest in Pierre Jeanneret's incredible work!