Gaudi Chair | Studio Geenen

Futuristic Gaudi Chair Geenen, a studio form Amsterdam. Similar to ‘Gaudi stool’ that was created in 2009, the chair is designed using the same technique of Antoni Gaudi designs, in addition to a grasshopper script. The script used on three steps: first the distribution of forces across the surface of the chair, secondly the direction of forces defined the position of the ribs and finally the amount of force specified the height of a rib.

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