Monday, December 8, 2008. The waterbottle chandelier was an exciting project. It was fun taking ideas from fancy glass chandeliers and conceptualizing how to do something similar with waterbottles. When discussing shapes I enjoy the more traditional crystal chandelier shaps as shown below. Blown glass chandeliers are also appealing to me because of the funky shapes. In the conceptualizing stage, our team worked well together as we pulled some of our ideas into one design. Saturday, November 22, 2008.

All images and video Andrew Hida 2016.

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Andrew Higgott has taught the history and theory of architecture for the past twenty five years, primarily at the Architectural Association and at the University of East London, where he co-ordinated architectural history and theory teaching and ran an MA course on architectural theory. Over the past year he has lectured at Cornell University, the Bartlett School, Royal College of Art and elsewhere.