Modern Artist Robert Rauschenberg - “I’m for yes..”
A master collaborator, Robert Rauschenberg explored co-creation with other artists and his lovers, between various media and techniques - notably in his Combines, which blended and incorporated various found objects into three dimensional collage sculptures, and in bringing the wide, wild world outside of art galleries, into them.
A Taste of Giorgio di Sant’Angelo’s Visual Feast
The designer Giorgio di Sant’Angelo’s undeniable talents and creativity, and his trust in his own vision steered him through a dazzling array of opportunities in the arts throughout his life.
35 Years - A Look Back
Looking through our design archives at the number of projects and the terrific clients we’ve enjoyed serving, three and a half decades has added up to a body of work we are excited to celebrate and share with you, along with commentary from principal architect Marc Whipple.
David Hockney - Art on Stage
David Hockney emerged from the British 'Pop’ movement at the Royal College of Art in the early 1960s.
The Powder Room
The name originally arose in the 18th century for a small closet-like space in the house where guests could go to have their wigs re-powdered, containing essentially a chair, mirror and perhaps a vanity.
Designing for Art Collections
Many of our clients are passionate about art and have collections they wish to bring to their new home. These collections include paintings, photographs, sculpture, pottery, rugs, and mixed-media, and are important reflections of their personal aesthetic and history.
Designing With Virtual Reality
As listening and good communication are in the DNA of Whipple Russell Architects, we are always looking for tools that will allow clients to better understand our vision for their project.
Creating Georgina: A Client Collaboration
We had a chance to talk with client Julie Cantor about her close collaboration with Marc during the creation of her new home on Georgina in Santa Monica, CA.
Modern Design Using Water
In his travels, Marc has spent time in the Far East where the presence of water is essential in both Chinese and Japanese landscape design.
Richard Erdman - Sculptor
Many of our clients over the years have been avid art collectors, and Marc has created gallery areas within his designs.
Design for Human Well Being
Most basically, our houses give us shelter from the weather, a place to sleep protected from lions and tigers and bears, and room to keep our stuff.
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