We’ve been saying a few attempts lately at creating unique and creative urban seating. This is yet another example, unique in its own way. This organic piece focuses on minimizing personal space and encouraging socializing.
Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
The wood is organized in three densities, the densest part is used for walking, medium density for reclining and the last is for shading.
Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
Design/Fabrication Team: Luis Alarcon,Aaron Berman,Michael Georgopoulos,Eun Ki Kang,Dayeon Kim,Nicole Kotsis,Jeeun Grace Lee,Aaron Mark,Hylee Oh,Steven Sanchez
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Courtesy of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture Team
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- Plan
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- Elevations
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- Construction Sequence
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- Connection Diagram
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- Axon
