
JDS architects: bone chair
'bone chair' starts in the form of 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.
‘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
evolution of the ‘bone chair’
technical drawing
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