JDS architects: bone chair
‘bone chair’ by JDS architects photo by nikolaj møller, courtesy of JDS architects
JDS architects has sent us images of their ‘complete set of furniture’ that consists of two objects: ‘bone chair’ and ‘trestles’, both in their prototyping stages and were recently on show at the stockholm furniture fair 2011 as part of 101% designed brussels.
back view photo by nikolaj møller, courtesy of JDS architects
‘bone chair’ can be viewed as the dissection of a chair. its starting form is a box-like seat made up of planes. as it evolves, sections of the chair are subtracted, cutting away all the ballast material leaving only a ‘skeleton’ form. it measures 54L x 57D x 79Hcm. the project team consisted of julien de smedt and wouter dons.
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photo by nikolaj møller, courtesy of JDS architects
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Its quite obvious the back will eventually crack as it is its weak point. The back is too low and creates a pivot to encourage splitting.
Both chair and table are very interesting and well thought, but they don’t have a lot in common in regarding their assembly.
Even though the idea of skeletonizing furniture is not new, I liked seeing how this was done with the chosen material. To me, this is what the design seeked to accomplish.
Probably Ina ignore what moment of inertia is..
good work in scarnification of planes.
better to check new solutions for connetions
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not what i was expecting, but i enjoy seeing the evolution of sections being taken away and what the end result is.