The Esker Bench by Matthias Pliessnig and Matthew R. Naugl
Jessica Marcel — March 26, 2010 — Art & Design
References: design-milk & matthias-studio
The Esker Bench is the product of a collaborative effort between designer Matthias Pliessnig and architect Matthew R. Naugle. The unusual design has elements of modern architecture and traditional furniture design.
Pliessnig and Naugle's Esker Bench could be used inside or outside, for public or private use. Many cities have turned to more creatively designed benches for public seating and the Esker Bench would be a great candidate for a city's redesign.
Implications - It's far more visually appealing than traditional city benches which are bland and sharp. This new design features soft waves and curves that are not only creative, but much comfier as well.
Pliessnig and Naugle's Esker Bench could be used inside or outside, for public or private use. Many cities have turned to more creatively designed benches for public seating and the Esker Bench would be a great candidate for a city's redesign.
Implications - It's far more visually appealing than traditional city benches which are bland and sharp. This new design features soft waves and curves that are not only creative, but much comfier as well.
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1. Creative Bench Designs - The Esker Bench showcases a more visually appealing and comfortable design compared to traditional city benches.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The innovative design of the Esker Bench presents an opportunity for disruption in the furniture design industry.
2. Urban Planning - Cities can consider incorporating more creatively designed benches like the Esker Bench to enhance public seating and urban aesthetics.
3. Architecture - Architects can explore new possibilities in combining modern architecture and traditional furniture design, as exhibited by the Esker Bench collaboration.
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