Architecture

Renovation of the <n>Casa Jaume Bach Esteve</n> in Barcelona by <n>Aramé studio</n>. Photo by <n>DEL RIO BANI</n>.

The Rhode Island studio of artist <n>Sean W Spellman</n>.

The <n>Vinhuset</n> building at <n>Ästad Vingård</n> in Sweden. Photo by <n>Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen</n> and <n>Karl Tranberg</n>.

<n>Taikākā House</n> in Seoul. Photo by <n>Peter Bennetts</n>.

The <n>Woodstock</n> house by <n>BC architects & studies & materials</n>. Photo by <n>Tijs Vervecken</n>.

A light installation by <n>Halo Edition Original</n>.

The Rivet Chair is defined by smooth aluminum planes and geometrical lines–a symbiosis between craftsmanship and industrial production. Based on a riveting technique suitable for making perpendicular joints between separate, laser-cut raw aluminum sheets, the chair is put together by hand using a hammer in a cold-forming assembly process developed by designer Jonas Trampedach in 2011. 

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Rivet Chair | Aluminum

A <n>Wabi-sabi</n> style <n>Wabi Sabi Japanese Tatami King Bed Set</n>.

The <n>81 Trans-(parent)</n> house in Bangkok by <n>TOUCH Architect</n>. Photo by <n>Chalermwat Wongchompoo</n>.

The <n>JSa</n> studio office in Mexico City, an adaptive reuse of a mid-century factory. Photo by <n>Rafael Gamo</n>.