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Monitor Swing Arm / Kent Frankovich

30/05/2015

Laser cut plywood DIY monitor arm with spring in the middle and 5 degrees of freedom, meaning the monitor can be moved up-down (1) left-right (2) in-out (3) be tilted forward-back (4) and rotated left-right (5), mounted in Kent Frankovich‘s lab at Stanford and a smaller monitor arm for his home (last image).

Redux / Alix Welter

09/01/2014

Two modular plywood shelving systems, titled Isometric and Pentagonal from the Redux series by Belgian designer Alix Welter.

All parts can be assembled without hardware or glue to produce various shapes.

Typography lounge table, homage to the 70’s American type designer Herb Lubalin, created by Melbourne based designers Matt Innes and Saori Kajiwara
Available at Council of Objects, Australia – via fox is black

kiosk for OCC / Werner Maritsas

26/03/2013

A plywood movable kiosk I’ve designed in 2010 for the promotion of OCC, a Greek new cultural center, based in Athens.

The design -inspired by the architectural values of the building hosting the events- offers various morphological properties. Besides the full or half version of the kiosk, user can easily create different types of desks or stands, according to function and location, by subtracting or adding certain parts.

Designs and model photos following.

Design + photos Werner Maritsas

You may find more here and there

Swingers

07/12/2012

Plywood + steel rocking chairs by Korean designers Cho Neulhae and Jaebeom Jeong.

via ignant

Do-It-Your(Cell)f Phone / David Melis

20/11/2012

Experimental homemade cell phone, one more project on the possibilities of individual construction and customization by David Melis from High-Low Tech.

The initial prototype combines a custom electronic circuit board with a laser-cut plywood and veneer enclosure. The phone accepts a standard SIM card and works with any GSM provider. The display is a color 1.8″, 160×128 pixel, TFT screen. The prototype contains about $150 in parts.