The requested URL /index.php%3Foption=com_project&view=detail&pid=121&Itemid=1 was not found on this server.‘hemp chair’ by werner aisslinger traditionally, monobloc stackable chairs have been developed with reinforced plastics. ‘hemp chair by berlin-based designer/architect werner aisslinger is the first monochair designed with a new technology in which natural fibers like hemp that are moulded under heat with a special ecological glue resulting in a sustainable composite material. a complete structure done in a thin layer of material is one of the most complicated ways to design and engineer a chair. aisslinger’s design which features soft curves, along with a horizontal and vertical ring structure, is a new approach to this complex seating typology. werner aisslinger is working in partnership with BASF acrodur on the production of the chair. four alternate views of the chair the difficulty in working with ecological materials is the relation of ingredients compared to the stability
of the lifecycle and pricing of the components. the technology that has been utilized for the ‘hemp chair’ allows one to use 100 percent natural fibres in combination with a water-based glue that contains no phenolsthis process enables low cost mass production for 3D objects with a high stability and low specific weight. the monobloc chair stacked the ‘hemp chair’ shows at milan design week 2011 at ventura lambrate in the exhibition ‘poetry happens‘ curated by werner aisslinger, tim brauns and fabien dumas. it stands to be a display of archetypal prototyped objects or installations with a narrative design quality whether it be through the ‘poetry of making’, ‘poetry of collages’, ‘poetry of prototyping’, ‘poetry of spaces and installations’ or the ‘poetry of sustainability. here, designers, architects and artists give their personal approach and interpretation of their work in relation to poetry. included in the exhibition are projects by E27, ettlabenn, formfjord, harald gottschling, mathias hahn, xavier mañosa,
marre moerel, clemens tissi, maria volokhova, mark braun and fabien dumas. werner aisslinger with the ‘hemp chair’ werner aisslinger working on the prototype of the chair milan design week 2011 ronan + erwan bouroullec: baguette chair for magis mindstream cabinet by successful living from diesel with » bethan laura wood: totem light + moon rock at nilafur » werner aisslinger's 'house of wonder' imagines the world of » werner aisslinger's garden of wonders architecturally » werner aisslinger conceives pilsen greenhouse as a » bouroullec brothers: from baguette to pila chair mindstream cabinet by successful living from diesel with moroso bethan laura wood: totem light + moon rock werner aisslinger's 'house of wonder' imagines the world of tomorrow werner aisslinger features kvadrat textiles at design post, imm cologne werner aisslinger conceives pilsen greenhouse as a pilgrimage site for design Used & new (20) from $125.09
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The fusion process is environmentally safe and does not release any of the toxic phenols or formaldehyde from the resin — the only by-product is eco-safe water. Since the chair is made with compression molding — a common process in making automobile parts — the resin is not further activated. Another benefit to using hemp fibers, instead of the reinforced plastic that is traditionally used in stackable chairs, is that each chair is incredibly lightweight and easy to move. The Acrodur ensures tactile durability, while still maintaining the fibrous softness of hemp. Aisslinger designed the chair with the modern consumer in mind. The chair appropriately made its debut at an art exhibition called “Poetry Happens” in Venture Lambrate, where it was accompanied by a taxidermy sheep standing below a hemp “cloud.” under Design, Green Furniture, Green Interiors Spotted on Designboom, this monobloc stackable chair by Werner Aisslinger features a refined modern form.