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Product • By Circalle • Seamless Series
Seamless Series
With its modular design, the Seamless Series enables effortless customisation to support a range of settings, from collaborative meetings to shared dining areas. Inspired by organic forms, its fluid contours foster flexibility and visual harmony, encouraging creativity and comfort.
The table fosters social connections and engaging discussions, work sessions, or group meals for both casual and formal interactions. When paired with the Leaf Lamp Link Tree, it enhances placemaking and brings nature-inspired warmth into any space. Both the table and tree can be scaled to fit the spatial context seamlessly, making them perfect for diverse environments.
Add the Seamless Bar Seater into the mix, and the possibilities multiply. Designed for flexi... More
Project • By Bez + Kock Architekten • Universities
Faculty of Informatics and Computer Center
The compact, square-shaped building blends in the row of existing buildings along the central pedestrian aisle of the Brandenburg Technical University in Cottbus. In the four-story building the functions are staggered and arranged from bottom to top according to their user frequency. The superordinated seminar roms are situated on the ground floor, the rooms for the professors with the corresponding seminar areas are arranged on the first and second floor and on the third floor the computer center is located. Consequently the level of transparency of the facade is structured from the transparent ground floor to the completely closed top floor. Despite of their compactness the floor plans are organized in such a way, that corridor situations... More
Project • By JGMA • Universities
Richard J. Daley College - MTEC
JGMA’s design strategy for the Daley College - Manufacturing, Technology and Engineering Center (MTEC) utilizes building transparency to showcase machines, equipment, and products integral to the learning objectives of the colleges as well as provide a visual connection to the surrounding West Lawn community. The seamless fluidity to the building’s form was inspired by the constant and linear flow of the manufacturing process. The building spans the main thoroughfare of 76th Street with a strong industrial bridge that links the south and north campus of Richard J. Daley College.
The new building celebrates the manufacturing industry through the expression of materials such as metal panels, glass, and exposed steel. In a... More