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Monolith Bench is a minimalist bench created by Hungary-based designer Boldizar Senteski for STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN. Senteski’s work exists at the intersection of furniture and sculpture, where utility meets monument. “I’m interested in the moment when an object becomes more than itself,” explains Senteski. “When a bench isn’t just for sitting, but becomes a presence in the room—a character with its own gravity.”
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BABACAR M’BODJ NIANG
Design Network Africa
Hakone Bench
○ Studio: Barber & Osgerby
○ Location: United Kingdom
○ Client: Galerie Kreo
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Camden bench designed for what you can't do. 1. Can't skate it 2. Can't tag it 3. Can't sleep on it 4. Can't stash anything in it 5. Can't drive through it ( used as a barrier) You can sit or lean on it with a backpack or bag behind your feet..... designed to be an anti item , hostile architecture.
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School project with real client - series of benches for the Kosarichi village in Belarus. Our class was asked to design a series of benches which are unusual and, at the same time, can be produced locally (by Kosarichi citizens and out of materials available on sight, which is mostly wood from nearby forests or abandoned buildings)
Based on wood bending technique which is easy to perform, these benches are accessible for production in the village, are aesthetically pleasing and unusual enough to attract attention
i have a really cool idea for a public bench but its pro homeless so nobody would buy it 😔
