Bios

Staff -- Interior Design, 8/1/2004 12:00:00 AM

Amplitude Architectes

"Paint the Town Red," page 158

principal: Jean-Yves Clément.

completed projects: A laboratory in Lyon, France; an elementary school in Noyarey, France.

show: "Architecture is an object of consumption."

tell: "The object of architecture is communication."

14 Rue Genissieu, 38000 Grenoble, France; 33-4-76-12-25-84; amplitude-architectes.com.

Bromley Caldari Architects

"The Odd Couple," page 168

principal: Jerry Caldari.

completed projects: A new facade for the Diamond Center, the renovation of B'nai Jeshurun Synagogue, and Bic International, all in New York; residences on Fire Island, New York.

current projects: A loft in Shohola, Pennsylvania; the Fire Island Pines Community Center; a carriage-house renovation in New York.

honors: New York Construction News Humanitarian Award; Faith & Form Religious Architecture Design Award from the Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art, and Architecture.

pastime: Playing baseball with his two sons.

passion: Peace and justice.

242 West 27th Street, New York, NY 10001; 212-620-4250; bromleycaldari.com.

David Collins Architecture & Design

"Change Is Good," page 176

principal: David Collins.

completed projects: The Victoria's Secret flagship and the John Barrett Salon in New York; David Morris International Jewelers in Palm Beach, Florida; the Wolseley restaurant and Blue Bar in London.

current projects: EAT restaurants and residences in London; a residence in Antigua, British West Indies.

velvet rope: Kabaret's Prophecy is his first nightclub commission.

with the band: He's done interior design for Madonna.

6-7 Chelsea Wharf, Lots Road, London SW10 OQL; 44-20-7349-5900; davidcollins.com.

Hardel et Le Bihan Architectes

"Ensemble Production," page 134

principal: Mathurin Hardel.

principal:Cyrille Le Bihan.

completed projects: A loft and Akida restaurant in Paris.

current projects: An apartment in Paris; the competition for the Pavillon d'Eau museum in Paris; an extension for an industrial building in Clichy, France; a prototype for a prefabricated wooden house.

teaching: Hardel lectures at the Ecole d'Architecture Paris-Malaquais.

learning: Le Bihan used to work with his father, architect Hervé Le Bihan.

11 Cité de l'Ameublement, 75011 Paris, France; 33-1-43-70-08-10; hardel-lebihan.com.

Llamata + Berthier/LLB Architecture

"Minimal Means, Maximum Impact," page 184

architect: David Llamata.

architect:Charles Berthier.

completed projects: An apartment-gallery in Ivry-sur-Seine, France; apartments in Paris.

current projects: A private gallery in the Var region of France; apartments in Paris and Nantes, France; the extension of a house in the Paris suburbs; a fiber-optic communications facility in Poilhès, France.

artist's hand: Off duty, Llamata likes to draw comic strips.

secondhand: Berthier, who transforms flea-market finds, has turned the drum of a washing machine into a storage unit and a traffic light into a standing lamp.

10 Avenue Claude Vellefaux, 75010 Paris, France; 33-1-44-78-06-29; lllo.org.

Wilmotte & Associés

"Couture Collection," page 142

ceo: Jean-Michel Wilmotte.

completed projects: The MK2 Bibliothèque cinema complex, the Collège de France, Vivendi Universal, a John Galliano showroom, Restaurant Guy Savoy, and traffic lights, street lamps, and benches for the Champs-Elysées, all in Paris. The Richelieu wing of the Musée du Louvre in Paris, with I.M. Pei Architect. Museums in Cognac and Marseille, France; and Beirut, Lebanon. Residences in Europe and the U.S.

current projects: Interiors at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam; the Museum of Islamic Art in Qatar, with I.M. Pei Architect; an arts center in South Korea; a hotel in Biot, France; a residence at the Houses at Sagaponac in Sagaponack, New York.

in the air: Designing plane interiors—and naming furniture after flight numbers.

on the ground: Visiting tree nurseries. "There's nothing more beautiful."

68 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 75012 Paris, France; 33-1-53-02-22-22.

Photographers in this issue

Art Gray ("Dealer's Choice," 150), 171 Pier Avenue, 272, Santa Monica, CA 90405; 310-450-2806.

Jean-François Jaussaud ("Minimal Means, Maximum Impact," page 184), 118 Boulevard de Verdun, 94120 Fontenay-sous-Bois, France; 33-1-41-95-87-80.

Eric Laignel ("Ensemble Production," page 134; "The Odd Couple," page 168), ericlaignel@hotmail.com.

Thierry Malty ("Paint the Town Red," page 158), 4 Rue Levert, 75020 Paris, France; c/o patriciaparinejad@hotmail.com.

Adrian Wilson ("Change Is Good," page 176), 50 South Fourth Street, 203, Brooklyn, NY 11211; 212-729-7077; interiorphotography.net.

Designer in walk-through

Kondylis Design ("Not Your Grandma's Trailer Park," page 64), 31 West 27th Street, New York, NY 10001; 212-725-6898; kondylisdesign.com.

Photographers in walk-through

Gianluca Baronchelli ("From Palladian to Cattelan," page 68), Studio Primopiano, 43/4 Via Roma, 33100 Udine, Italy; 39-0432-227557; gianluca@studioprimopiano.it.

William Geddes ("Not Your Grandma's Trailer Park," page 64), 250 West 94th Street, 8B, New York, NY 10025; 212-663-0852; williamgeddes.com.

Photographer in centerfold

Jimmy Cohrssen ("Bread and Circuses," page 128), 41 Rue Basfroi, 75011 Paris, France; 33-6-85-65-77-24; JCohrssen@aol.com.

Correction

The lamp pictured in "Airing Her Clean Laundry" (July, page 132) is the Fortebraccio, designed by Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto and manufactured by Luceplan.