PIN–UP No. 19. A new direction. 2015. First issue designed by Erin Knutson. Playful and irreverent. The theme: Interiors. Design. Trix and Robert Haussmann. Ugo Rondinone’s fab chalet. 21st century living. The dos and don’ts of home décor. And more. (2021 cover reinterpretation by Ferdinando Verderi.) Featuring: JEAN NOUVELThe French national architectural treasure shows no signs of slowing downInterview by Andrew AyersPortraits by Katja Rahlwes IPPOLITO PESTELLINIThe youngest partner of architectural powerhouse OMA is ready for his close upInterview by Felix BurrichterPortraits by Anuschka Blommers and Niels Schumm WENDY GOODMANThe New York design editor supreme on the dos and don’ts of home décorInterview by Pierre Alexandre de LoozPortraits by Bruno Staub PEDRO FRIEDEBERGThe septuagenarian wild child from Mexico City loves history, astrology, and butterfliesInterview by Michael BullockPortraits by Daniel Trese FEATURE SPECIALFemale Genius, a special feature dedicated to seven contemporary artists who challenge our perception of space. Including Carmen Herrera, Avery Singer, Mickalene Thomas, Kaari Upson, Sahra Motalebi, Lena Henke, and Diane Simpson. ALSO IN THE ISSUE: Architect Luca Cipelletti’s endless conversation between art, architecture, and design; the image-making savvy of London design duo Soft Baroque; the unique work by sculptor Jessi Reaves; Matchy Matchy Mom Christina Kruse, who takes color coordination to the next level; Bureau V’s trailblazing new music academy in Brooklyn; promoting preservationism in Japan with the help of Toshiko Mori and Tomas Maier; Candida Höfer’s ode to the city of Düsseldorf; l’art de la table, as interpreted by photographer Bela Borsodi. PLUS: A glorious 48-page photographic portfolio celebrating The Great Indoors, featuring Trix and Robert Haussmann’s new Zürich apartment, Ugo Rondinone’s country hideaway on the foothills of the Alps, Yrjö Kukkapuro’s paraboloid pad in the Finnish countryside, and the stunning Ambassador Grill in the middle of Manhattan; and an extensive visit of the Pavillon de l’Esprit Nouveau, a show home for the 21st century.
