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'alumi chair' by sam hecht / industrial facility
all images courtesy of industrial facility
exploring the material aluminium as his medium, sam hecht of industrial facility has developed a chair that is made for the outdoors,
is lightweight and non-corroding. the design's oversized legs - which also extend into the object's armrests.- are informed by the
proportions of handrails found on public stairways these supports are produced via an extrusion process which makes
the furniture piece stackable and affordable. the resulting chair is simple in appearance, but hardy in stature, and makes a nod
to the 'landi chair' by hans coray.

the oversized legs of the design draw from the size and proportions of handrails found on public stairways

profile

detail of the leg / armrests whose shape and size are informed by the proportions of handrails on public stairs

demonstrating the lightness and durability of the 'alumi chair'
video courtesy of retail facility