Alessandro Mendini 1, Alfredo Häberli 3, Álvaro Siza 1, Antoine et Manuel 1, Antoni Gaudí 17, Arquitectura-G 1, Cristian Zuzunaga 1, Doshi Levien 1, Eduard Samsó 1, Ettore Sottsass 3, Eugeni Quitllet 2, Färg & Blanche 1, Isabel Gamero 1, Jaime Hayon 33, Jordi Badia 1, Jordi Pérez 1, Josep Maria Jujol 1, Klas Ernflo 5, Konstantin Grcic 7, Lluís Clotet 5, Muller Van Severen 6, Oscar Tusquets 20, Otto Canalda 2, Pepe Cortés 7, Ramón Úbeda 1, Ronan Bouroullec 9, Sabine Marcelis 1, Salvador Dalí 11, Serban Ionescu 4, Stephen Burks 2, Willo Perron 1, Xavier Mañosa 1
A dentist by profession, doctor Jordi Badia became a designer when he collaborated with the industrial designer Otto Canalda on the radical Binaria stool.
Doctor Jordi Badía was born in Barcelona in 1959, studied and graduated cum laude from the University of Barcelona with a PhD in medicine. He also studied architecture at Barcelona’s Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura and had persistent lumbago, which led him to collaborate with the designer Otto Canalda to design the Binaria stool. It had immediate success, was rewarded with a Silver Delta ADI-FAD award in 2005, and led to a disappearance of his lower back pain.
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