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Theory System
By : Landscape Forms
GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN – 16th edition
Discipline : Product : Grand Winner
Categories : Special Awards / Product + Aluminium : Gold Certification
Categories : Industrial Design / Furniture - Urban & Street : Gold Certification
Like a “theory” bridges the worlds of the rational and the abstract, Theory transit furnishings, designed by Scott Klinker, merge familiar, utilitarian elements with open-ended, artful design to humanize the transit experience and inspire senses of playfulness and discovery. Consisting of a shelter, two seating systems, and a supporting cube element, Theory uses modularity and adaptability to inspire unique interpretations among users and elevate the creativity of its designers’ visions. Theory’s shelter brings a light and contemporary design language to public transit while remaining clear and intuitive in its purpose. A simple system of angled beams, panels, and LED lightning, Theory shelters are scalable to adapt to a transit system’s specific needs. Theory’s thin bench seating system functions like a conventional bench, but opens the door to site-specific functionality in its configurable accessories. Theory’s thick beam seating system offers interesting contrast as it introduces aspects of sculpture and public art. Thick beams can intersect and stack in asymmetric configurations, freely becoming a place to sit, stand, lean, lay, use a laptop or have a quick meal. Finally, the Theory cube supports configurations as it defines space, signals a transition between transit zones and the surrounding landscape, and serves as a single seat.
Collaboration
Industrial Designer : Scott Klinker
Industrial Designer : Landscape Forms
Manufacturer - Distributor : Landscape Forms