Chandigarh Chairs + Design Crime.

Seitz, P., Thandapani, N., and Wittrick, G. “The $300,000 table: How markets for design (mis)shape our understandings of people, places, and things,” Systemic Cultures of Design: Select Proceedings of the ICDHS14 6 (Forthcoming).

Seitz, P. “A discipline that sat on its treasures, but didn’t see them: Leveraging online auction data for design historical research.” In Researching a Rigged Game: Digital Approaches to Tracing the Illicit Trade in Cultural Objects, edited by Emiline Smith and Summer Austin. Springer Nature, Forthcoming.

Seitz, P., Thandapani, N., and Wittrick, G. “Design crime in context: Mass-manufactured design, design-as-art, and Chandigarh’s modernist furniture.” In Art Crime in Context, edited by Naomi Oosterman and Donna Yates. Springer Nature, 2022.

Seitz, P., Thandapani, N., and Wittrick, G. “Modernist Design: From Chandigarh to Christies’,” EPOCH, July 1, 2021, https://www.epoch-magazine.com/post/modernist-design-from-chandigarh-to-christies.

Commercial Office Architecture.

Seitz, P. “A ‘facility based on change’ (for the worse): Leveraging labor process theory to understand the evolution of Herman Miller’s Action Office.” In Histories of Uses and Users of Office Buildings, edited by Jens van de Maele. KU Leuven, Forthcoming.

Seitz, P. “Dreaming of a Better Office: Architecture and Labor,” Networking Knowledge 16, no. 1 (2023): 91-100.

Seitz, P. “The office is dead, long live the office: The coronavirus pandemic and the future of office spaces,” Pandemic Perspectives 2021: Reflections on the Post-COVID World Conference Proceedings (2022): 74-80. DOI: 10.5334/uproc.61.