Syntectonic

You Don’t Have to Be Superhuman to Commute by Bicycle

These are people who travel many miles at a pace more like 10 miles an hour. They wear regular clothes and ride the bikes that they can afford.

But everyone who bikes in New York or any other city has certain things in common. The Type-A strivers on their carbon-fiber steeds; the skinny-jeans-wearing fixie riders; the elevator repairman in work clothes on his anonymous hybrid; the fashionable businesswoman on her folder; the 82-year-old photographer on his cruiser. All of them benefit from an increased recognition that bicycles are a legitimate way to get from one place to another, and that you don’t have to be some kind of a freak to use them.

My modular stacking cabinet system.  Cube cabinets link with plugin pieces to form many different types of furniture.  Desks, tables, entertainment centers, dressers, shelving, easily remixed, built in Brooklyn to last a lifetime.

Kickstarter release of a more refined version in furniture-grade plywood to follow.