I.M. Pei’s Famous Architectural Forms Find A Home On New CASETiFY Covers
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Architecture lovers can now carry a landmark in their pockets everywhere they go with a new CASETiFY collaboration in honor of M+, Hong Kong’s museum of contemporary visual culture, and its I. M. Pei: Life Is Architecture exhibition.
The new M+ x CASETiFY series features flatpack treatments of some of Pei’s most prominent creations intended for phones, tablets, and laptops, with three geometric designs inspired by the Expo ’70 Taiwan Pavilion in Osaka, National Gallery of Art East Building in Washington, DC, and the latticed Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong.
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More than just an architect, the late Pei, who passed away in 2019, was a sculptor of skylines. Throughout his illustrious career, he left an undeniable mark on the world’s architectural landscape with his masterful use of geometry and light. His body of work is instantly recognizable, from the Louvre Pyramid’s glassy brilliance in Paris to the dramatic Miho Museum nestled amid the forests of Japan.
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Bounce cases, Impact covers, and mirrored cardholder phone stands make this architecture-inspired lineup a true, portable embodiment of form and function.
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[via Design Milk and M+, images via various sources]
