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A tribute to Le Corbusier's eternally stylish glasses. A handmade spectacle frame, cut from shiny black acetate, fitted with straight blade temples, shaped in a round architect glasses style. Designed and made by Scottish eyewear manufacturer and brand, Banton Frameworks, these spectacles pay homage to one of architecture's most coveted icons; Le Corbusier and his iconic round black spectacles.
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Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier) was a Swiss architect and is noted as one of the most recognisable figures of modern architecture. Famously, his sartorial dress code comprised of structured suits, formal bowler hats and his iconic bold glasses frames. It was his austere style that arguably made him the originator of the round architect glasses style. As tribute to his spectacles, Banton Frameworks have replicated his eyewear in these ltd-edition glasses. Click the image to learn more.
As homage to the renowned Swiss architect Le Corbusier, these chunky round glasses frames are made in Glasgow by Scottish spectacle frame maker, Banton Frameworks. Congruous to Corbusier’s earliest spectacles, the frame is made from a thick black acetate in a bold round-eye style. Constructed with traditional pin rivets and straight “blade” temples, these frames are made in exclusively small production runs. If you’d like a pair, click this image to access the original page via our blog. Thick Round Glasses, Bold Glasses, Santiago Calatrava Architecture, Straight Blade, Glasses Style, Round Glasses Frames, Round Eyes, Spectacles Frames, Round Glasses
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Le Corbusier glasses, made in homage to the famous Swiss architect | Banton Frameworks
As homage to the renowned Swiss architect Le Corbusier, these chunky round glasses frames are made in Glasgow by Scottish spectacle frame maker, Banton Frameworks. Congruous to Corbusier’s earliest spectacles, the frame is made from a thick black acetate in a bold round-eye style. Constructed with traditional pin rivets and straight “blade” temples, these frames are made in exclusively small production runs. If you’d like a pair, click this image to access the original page via our blog.
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Le Corbusier eyewear style. A timeless spectacle frame made from bold black acetate.
Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier) was a Swiss architect and is noted as one of the most recognisable figures of modern architecture. Famously, his sartorial dress code comprised of structured suits, formal bowler hats and his iconic bold glasses frames. It was his austere style that arguably made him the originator of the round architect glasses style. As tribute to his spectacles, Banton Frameworks have replicated his eyewear in these ltd-edition glasses. Click the image to learn more.
A tribute to Le Corbusier's eternally stylish glasses. A handmade spectacle frame, cut from shiny black acetate, fitted with straight blade temples, shaped in a round architect glasses style. Designed and made by Scottish eyewear manufacturer and brand, Banton Frameworks, these spectacles pay homage to one of architecture's most coveted icons; Le Corbusier and his iconic round black spectacles.
Le Corbusier glasses. A short-run of bold glasses by Scottish eyewear manufacturer Banton Frameworks
A tribute to Le Corbusier's eternally stylish glasses. A handmade spectacle frame, cut from shiny black acetate, fitted with straight blade temples, shaped in a round architect glasses style. Designed and made by Scottish eyewear manufacturer and brand, Banton Frameworks, these spectacles pay homage to one of architecture's most coveted icons; Le Corbusier and his iconic round black spectacles.
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Le corbusier glasses style. A tribute edition glasses frame inspired by the famous Swiss architect.
Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier) was a Swiss architect and is noted as one of the most recognisable figures of modern architecture. Famously, his sartorial dress code comprised of structured suits, formal bowler hats and his iconic bold glasses frames. It was his austere style that arguably made him the originator of the round architect glasses style. As tribute to his spectacles, Banton Frameworks have replicated his eyewear in these ltd-edition glasses. Click the image to learn more.