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Marco Hemmerling's Triwing Chair

By Rain Noe - March 22, 2011

in Object Culture

Marco Hemmerling's insanely beautiful "Triwing" chair can be rotated to seat one person or two, in either dining-chair or lounge-chair positions:

I would hate to have been asked to do the fiendish calculations necessary to produce the appropriate curves to accomplish this, but Hemmerling probably took it in stride—in addition to running his own Studio for Spatial Design, he's a computational design researcher with degrees from Bauhaus University, the Politecnico di Milano and the University of Applied Sciences.

See more of Hemmerling's stuff here.

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Nice form but haw many sheets of ply have been used to make this?

Reminds me of DeMakersVan Cinderella table from 2005.
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