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ELIOT
NOYES AND
THE IBM
SHOWROOM
NOYES: BIOGRAPHY
•   1910-1977, American
•   1938, Graduated Harvard GSD, The Harvard Five
•   1939-1946, Director of Industrial Design, MoMA
•   Spent 21 years as design consultant for IBM
    –   Corporate-wide design program
    –   Product design
    –   IBM Headquarters Showroom, Madison Avenue, 1948
    –   Various IBM buildings, Armonk, NY; Garden City, NY,
        L.A.,CA
• Architecture Practice in New Canaan, CT
    – Functional Modernism
IBM Showroom
• Creation of a counter-climate
• 24/7
• Glass façade creates visual link
  between counter-climate and climate
  outside
• Inside vs. Outside
IBM Showroom
• Showroom as actualization of brand identity
  and business objective
• “IBM helps man extend his control over his
  environment.” - Noyes
• Controlled counter-climate, safe, secure,
  clean
• Manage the unpredictable external from the
  predictable internal

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  • 3. NOYES: BIOGRAPHY • 1910-1977, American • 1938, Graduated Harvard GSD, The Harvard Five • 1939-1946, Director of Industrial Design, MoMA • Spent 21 years as design consultant for IBM – Corporate-wide design program – Product design – IBM Headquarters Showroom, Madison Avenue, 1948 – Various IBM buildings, Armonk, NY; Garden City, NY, L.A.,CA • Architecture Practice in New Canaan, CT – Functional Modernism
  • 4.
  • 5. IBM Showroom • Creation of a counter-climate • 24/7 • Glass façade creates visual link between counter-climate and climate outside • Inside vs. Outside
  • 6. IBM Showroom • Showroom as actualization of brand identity and business objective • “IBM helps man extend his control over his environment.” - Noyes • Controlled counter-climate, safe, secure, clean • Manage the unpredictable external from the predictable internal