office chairs for architects

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Office Chairs For Architects

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Please note, that these products are not available in all countries. These are 3 furniture pieces made for the Lanier Law firm. Belzberg Architects APC provided design work on the project. The reception desk was made using bent plywood formed around a waffle like structure. The floating work surface was made in solid surface material. The large bookshelf was finished in white laquer and had slight curvature changes in the vertical ribs. The desk was a series of interconnected triangular facets. Experiments, Mesh processing Fabrication, CNC, Furniture Image Processing, Experiments, Fabrication Fabrication, CNC, Installation CNC, Fabrication, installation Product, CNC installation, CNC, fabrication fabrication, cnc Force Modeling, Experiments Experiments, Patterning experiments, patterning Furniture, Products, Experiments Experiments, Image Processing, Patterning Fabrication Furniture, Patterning Furniture furniture, patterning Furniture, Products Furniture Furniture, Products, Fabrication Furniture Furniture Furniture Products, Furniture Image Processing, Experiments, Products fabrication, cnc CNC




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From Aalto to Zumthor: Furniture by Architects gives us 120 examples of architect-designed chairs, desks, dishes, and at least one table-bicycle hybrid (you’ve got to see the picture). The show opened last week to coincide with the start of IMM Cologne. A lot of the pieces will be familiar to students of architecture and design history, whether because they’re iconic on their own, such as Arne Jacobsen’s Egg chair, or because they so precisely echo architects’ famous quirks. Note the gratuitous complexity of Danny Libeskind’s Torq chair (slide four). More than just shorthand for architects’ individual styles, the furniture also tells an interesting story about the evolution of architecture itself. According to the museum, architects were the first furniture designers of the early 20th-century. This was out of necessity; the market simply didn’t carry enough decent chairs to fill the houses that architects built. Mass production and the rise of industrial design as a bona fide profession changed everything, and nowadays, the marketplace has more chairs than anyone knows what to do with.




Yet architects keep grinding out furniture, much of it flamboyant, expensive, and terribly uncomfortable. So it is in the 21st century: With armchairs as with buildings, flash and style trump function (see Torq chair). [Images via Museum for Applied Arts and Design Cologne; hat tip to MoCo Loco] Never miss a story. I'd also like to receive special Fast Company offers Resources for Achitects and Designers SOF is available to be your behind-the-scenes support. And we're prepared to be as invisible or as visible as you choose. Here are some of the ways we can make your life easier: Workshops that are available to you and your clients on topics from Change Management to Corporate Culture to Mobile Workers. Provided by Herman Miller through SOF, some are fee-based and some are free. Help in defining scope of project and budget Verify and update existing floor plans Specify furniture from a variety of manufacturers according to an approved block plan




Ask about Envelop, Herman Miller's new intelligent, ergonomic desk! Coordinate and order fabric and finish selections/samples Provide technical support with regards to telecommunications and electrical capabilities, lighting, acoustics, and the application of COM materials Update CAD drawings and specifications at the end of job to incorporate change orders, providing an accurate final outline of your new space Provide you and your client with ergonomic evaluations Provide your client with on-site training in the use of their new furniture along with a client-specific website that you and they can use for ongoing or new employee training Offer an a la carte list of facility services for your client including move management, furniture cleaning or refurbishing, and installation Leasing options for your client (some of which will allow architectural and design services to be included) Ask about Ethospace, Canvas Office Landscape, and Action Office 2 in 120 degree configurations.

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