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S-694
year 1954
material concrete
source title new furniture
info “After observing that the foundations of most roadside furniture were concrete, Kjærholm developed a table and chair of reinforced concrete that could be installed by digging a hole and burying the stem beneath the frost line. He called the system ‘Beton Elementer,’ or ‘Concrete Elements,’ emphasizing their status as simple modules that could be arranged according to circumstance. The seating element could either be installed as single chairs or in rows to make benches. The table could be used in the same manner or installed at a lower height to serve as a stool.”.
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year 1954
material concrete
source title new furniture
info “After observing that the foundations of most roadside furniture were concrete, Kjærholm developed a table and chair of reinforced concrete that could be installed by digging a hole and burying the stem beneath the frost line. He called the system ‘Beton Elementer,’ or ‘Concrete Elements,’ emphasizing their status as simple modules that could be arranged according to circumstance. The seating element could either be installed as single chairs or in rows to make benches. The table could be used in the same manner or installed at a lower height to serve as a stool.”.
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