A la fois étagère, bureau, bar, cabine de dj, portemanteau, dressing, table de salon, le concept Living Structure (Structure vivante) imaginé par le designer allemand David Hanauer porte bien son nom
Une forme simple, un squelette de bois sur laquelle vous pouvez ajouter des feuilles d’aluminium afin de transformer sa fonction. En hauteur ou à terre, la modularité de l’ensemble est assez bluffante, le concept a été nominé pour le Prix de l’innovation intérieure à l’IMM Cologne en 2012.
Il nous explique : “The geometrical shaping of the design sketches the schematic structure of a table in such a high degree of abstraction that it is almost reduced to an idea; this is presented by Hanauer to the viewer as a possibility. The object can either be placed on the floor or mounted to a wall, can exist visually as a sculpture or be utilised physically as furniture: By adding one sheet of metal the rectangular wooden structure becomes a functional table.
‘This furniture concept inscribes space and describes space in a model-like way as a place defined by reciprocal interaction between object and subject, between a decision for pure aesthetics or functional use.
David Hanauer’s object requires that their viewer, who may become a user, positions him or herself regarding the structure within, and extending from a given space. It gives the viewer the option of disregarding function, or defining a product that does not force its own use, but enables utilisation.“
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