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Ceramic mugs humorously celebrating the late, great Aldo Rossi Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work hard. Between the endless revisions and the obsession with detail, sometimes you just need to laugh about it. We designed this piece to do exactly that. Whether this is a gift for a stressed architecture student, a graduation present, or a little morale booster for yourself during a heavy deadline week, this item hits the sweet spot between "high-brow design reference" and "relatable reality." Insider Humor: Designed by architects, for architects—these are the jokes that only true design nerds will understand. Studio Approved: Guaranteed to get a nod of recognition from colleagues who "get it." Vibrant Quality: Printed with sharp, crisp details that satisfy even the most obsessive eye. • Ceramic• 11 oz mug dimensions: 3.8″ (9.6 cm) in height, 3.2″ (8.2 cm) in diameter• 15 oz mug dimensions: 4.7″ (11.9 cm) in height, 3.3″ (8.5 cm) in diameter• 20 oz mug dimensions: 4.3″ (10.9 cm) in height, 3.7″ (9.3 cm) in diameter• Lead and BPA-free material• Microwave safe. For extra longevity we recommend washing by handThis product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

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Ceramic mug celebrating the incomparable M2 Building in Tokyo by Kengo Kuma, 1991 Kuma’s M2 building is probably the most famous building that emerged from the logic-defying era of Japanese bubble architecture during the 1980s stock market boom. Created as a design laboratory and

Posters celebrating the incomparable M2 Building in Tokyo by Kengo Kuma, 1991 Kuma’s M2 building is probably the most famous building that emerged from the logic-defying era of Japanese bubble architecture during the 1980s stock market boom. Created as a design laboratory and spe

High Quality framed posters celebrating the incomparable M2 Building in Tokyo by Kengo Kuma, 1991 Kuma’s M2 building is probably the most famous building that emerged from the logic-defying era of Japanese bubble architecture during the 1980s stock market boom. Created as a desig

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Posters celebrating the Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth, the iconic, sadly demolished (in 2004) though never forgotten, brutalist masterpiece from 1966 For all our Tricorn Centre products click HERE For all our Brutalist buildings click HERE For all our UK buildings click HERE • Pap

Ceramic mugs reminding everyone of the epic descent into archi-hell also known as studying, and then having a "career" in architecture... Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work hard. Between th

100% organic ring-spun cotton, unisex t-shirts reminding you that despite what our tutors may have told, us, the only true function is to be brilliant... Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work

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Ceramic mugs for those who value the solidity and heft of concrete over the flippancies and frivolities of all those unnecessary decorative additions... Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work h

Ceramic mugs for all those who know there is always Ctrl+Z there to save the day... Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work hard. Between the endless revisions and the obsession with detail, som

100% organic ring-spun cotton, unisex t-shirts emblazoned with a reminder that the real reason for most architectural decisions is the fact those files need to finally be uploaded and submitted so you gotta just finally stop endlessly running through different options and amendme

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Ceramic mugs punning on the great Alanis Morissette song and the even greater classical order of the Ionic... Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work hard. Between the endless revisions and the

Because Ornament is not a Crime, it is Sublime! Forget what your tutors said, this is the truth... ceramic mugs reminding everyone around of the fact Shop all our funny gifts for Architects The Perfect Gift for the Studio (or the Site Office) Let's be honest: architects work hard

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Ceramic mugs celebrating the awesome witty, sophisticated, fun brilliance of Postmodern architecture, that all began with the Vanna Venturi House, depicted here. Shop all our Postmodern themed gifts Shop all our Postmodern building products organised by buildings 🎁 PERFECT FOR:

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Stay hydrated all day with this 32 oz (950 ml) water bottle, with a wide-mouth foldable straw for spill-free sipping and a rotating handle for easy carrying, celebrating the twin clock towers of the Royal Liver Building in Liverpool. Designed by Walter Aubrey Thomas and completed

Mouse pad celebrating the twin clock towers of the Royal Liver Building in Liverpool. Designed by Walter Aubrey Thomas and completed in 1911, this Pier Head landmark is famous as Europe's first skyscraper. A masterpiece of Edwardian Baroque architecture, it is best known for the

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Framed posters celebrating the Umeda Sky Building, Hiroshi Hara's high-rise masterpiece of Japanese "bubble era" Postmodern and High-Tech architecture that was completed in 1993. Two interlinked towers stacked with imagery of clouds, and the profiles of smaller architectures, lik

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Laptop sleeves with an internal padded zipper and interiors fully lined with faux fur, made from a material that’s resistant to water, oil, and heat, celebrating the Umeda Sky Building, Hiroshi Hara's high-rise masterpiece of Japanese "bubble era" Postmodern and High-Tech archite

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Ceramic mugs celebrating the Umeda Sky Building, Hiroshi Hara's high-rise masterpiece of Japanese "bubble era" Postmodern and High-Tech architecture that was completed in 1993. Two interlinked towers stacked with imagery of clouds, and the profiles of smaller architectures, like

Ceramic mugs celebrating the Umeda Sky Building, Hiroshi Hara's high-rise masterpiece of Japanese "bubble era" Postmodern and High-Tech architecture that was completed in 1993. Two interlinked towers stacked with imagery of clouds, and the profiles of smaller architectures, like

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Framed posters celebrating the dramatic, sloping silhouette of The Cascades in London's Docklands. Designed by Rex Wilkinson of CZWG and completed in 1988, this Grade II listed tower is a definitive icon of Postmodern architecture . With its maritime-inspired porthole windows and

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Posters celebrating the radical, chaotic form of the Aoyama Technical College in Tokyo. Designed by Makoto Sei Watanabe in 1990, this Postmodern icon is famous for its mechanical, "organized chaos" aesthetic that resembles a giant insect or a Gundam robot. Rising above the Shibuy

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