concrete la chaise d’hauteville by ateliers HLB + julie legros
informed by an old 1950’s chair found in a dusty attic, the furniture piece comes alive as an experiment with concrete and rebar.
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concrete la chaise d’hauteville by ateliers HLB + julie legros
all image courtesy ateliers HLB
informed by an old 1950’s chair found in a dusty attic, the ‘chaise d’hauteville’ by ateliers HLB and julie legros comes alive as an experiment with concrete used in furniture. thin but strong, a re-bar structure hidden in the chair’s fiberglass back-plate provides added structural support. the piece weighs 9kg and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
la chaise d’hauteville
video courtesy ateliers HLB
context
three different structures
the model has already inspired a small production of the “chaise d’Hauteville”, with similar materials
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