Mensa Table Collection by Lazerian
by Harry / September 14, 2009


Experimentation with plywood and various connecting methods over the past two years has culminated in the creation of a new collection of furniture by Lazerian...



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From Lazerian:

Starting from a hands on exploration of plywood, Richard Sweeney and Liam Hopkins created a series of models with various connecting methods, including bolting and self-interlock. With the use of a CNC (computer numerically controlled) router, these models were further advanced to find structural forms capable of supporting weight.
From this process emerged a distinctive collection of furniture, which makes use of both raw and laminated birch plywood. The designs emphasise the importance of material to Lazerian- the basis of a design starts with the material itself, and efforts are made to incorporate the unique features of the material into the design, and to fully integrate methods of hand craft with new manufacturing technologies.

+ lazerian.co.uk


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4 Comments

Wow! What a wonderful use of natural materials! Isn't it great to see people coming up with such smart ways to solve design problems using so little materials! Thanks for sharing this!
Isn't Mensa the group of people with super high IQ?

It's also the latin word for table. ;)

Space frame using wood. Excellent way to push the materials.

what a pleasant and beautiful surprise. After seeing so many immature, glib and unnecessary things....

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