foldboat by max frommeld and arno mathies

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foldboat by max frommeld and arno mathies
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'foldboat' by max frommeld and arno mathies

 

 

uk-based designers max frommeld and arno mathies designed the 'foldboat' as a seamless, hard shell, folding boat that is fabricated from one single sheet of plastic.
the flat-pack leisure boat is designed for flat water environments, featuring durable live hinges allowing the 2.50m vessel to be opened out flat
or into a small parcel measuring 150cm x 80cm. 'foldboat' was developed after a paper-folding workshop where systems of creating various
forms from a single piece of material was explored.

 

 


'foldboat' is a seamless, hard shell, folding boat that is fabricated from one single sheet of plastic

 

 


the flat-pack leisure boat is designed for flat water environments, featuring durable live hinges allowing the 2.50m vessel to be opened out flat

 

 

 

 


the design on the flat water

 

 

 

 

 

 


the design was developed after a paper-folding workshop where systems of creating various forms from a single piece of material was explored

 

 

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(2 articles)

foldboat by max frommeld and arno mathies
the flat-pack leisure boat is designed for calm water environments, featuring durable live hinges (read more)
thibault penven: ar-vag
a compact, foldable vessel that it is faster to assemble than an inflatable dinghy.

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