The Beton Seating Units Are Made with Glass Fiber-Reinforced Concrete
Vasiliki Marapas — March 18, 2015 — Art & Design
References: venn-idc
Turkey-based design consultancy firm Venn has created a series of seating units, titled 'Beton,' that are cast in glass fiber-reinforced concrete.
The designers wanted to work with a material that was not only flexible, but also enduring, ensuring that the final seating units achieved the highest level of aesthetic and functional quality. The use of GFRC (glass fiber-reinforced concrete) allowed the designers to reach these objective goals within the confines of this specific project.
Those who enjoy an industrial aesthetic will naturally gravitate to the Beton seating; the design is dynamic and fluid, yet has a strong enough presence so that it will become a decorating focal point that adds instant character to any space.
The designers wanted to work with a material that was not only flexible, but also enduring, ensuring that the final seating units achieved the highest level of aesthetic and functional quality. The use of GFRC (glass fiber-reinforced concrete) allowed the designers to reach these objective goals within the confines of this specific project.
Those who enjoy an industrial aesthetic will naturally gravitate to the Beton seating; the design is dynamic and fluid, yet has a strong enough presence so that it will become a decorating focal point that adds instant character to any space.
Trend Themes
1. Flexible Seating - Opportunity to create seating solutions that are flexible and enduring, combining aesthetics and functionality.
2. Glass Fiber-reinforced Concrete - Opportunity to explore the use of GFRC in various applications beyond seating, leveraging its flexibility and durability.
3. Industrial Aesthetic - Opportunity to design products with a dynamic and fluid industrial aesthetic, adding character to spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - Opportunity to create innovative seating designs for both indoor and outdoor spaces.
2. Construction - Opportunity to explore the use of GFRC in construction materials, enhancing durability and design flexibility.
3. Interior Design - Opportunity to incorporate industrial aesthetics in interior design schemes, bringing a unique and character-filled look to spaces.
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