Starck Struck | French Designer Turns Green February 11, 2008 in Architecture, Commercial Developments, Featured Architects by Sarah Backhouse | No comments The name of world famous French designer Philippe Starck first entered my lexicon back in 1999. I had just set foot inside the newly opened Starck-Schrager boutique hotel, St Martins Lane, and I was smitten. A combination of modern, baroque, minimalism, wit and irony, it was a design like I’d never seen before. Next came the lavishly l
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