This clear-cut, angular chair was produced in collaboration with the German company BASF using a single-injected piece of Ultradur High Speed, an advanced plastic usually reserved for the automotive industry. The plastic’s molecular characteristics and its strength allow for a sleek transition from thick to thin cross sections and thus for the cantilever that makes the chair so distinctive.
Gallery label from Rough Cut: Design Takes a Sharp Edge, November 26, 2008–October 12, 2009.
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Rough Cut: Design Takes a Sharp Edge
Nov 26, 2008–Oct 12, 2009
19 other works identified
Rough Cut: Design Takes a Sharp Edge
Nov 26, 2008–Oct 12, 2009
26 other works identified
Rough Cut: Design Takes a Sharp Edge
Nov 26, 2008–Oct 12, 2009
19 other works identified
Rough Cut: Design Takes a Sharp Edge
Nov 26, 2008–Oct 12, 2009
13 other works identified
Standard Deviations: Types and Families in Contemporary Design
Mar 2, 2011–Jan 30, 2012
4 other works identified
Standard Deviations: Types and Families in Contemporary Design
Mar 2, 2011–Jan 30, 2012
8 other works identified
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