Designer: Patrick Loo [ NZ ]
Year: 2009
Size: H 1660 x W 1010 x D 380
Condition Report: Original condition. This is a raw handmade 1/1 experimental design, not a pristine mass produced item. Reach out for detailed images.
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A fully aluminium construction, the CD wall uses slim channels and a backwards tilt to hold a large number of CDs with a simple cantilevered friction fit. The weight of each CD locks it in place, yet in no way hinders the ability to browse of grab the cases.
An impressive scale, the CD wall feels both like a practical storage solution as well as an intriguing way to divide space. With it’s visually lightweight design, light easily passes through the rails, only becoming harder top see through when fully loaded with CDs.
Behind the front face, a triangulated structure keeps things stable and upright.
A unique 1/1 experimental design created by local architect Patrick Loo over 15 years ago, it now feels like a perfect fit in a contemporary setting, especially with the revitalised interest in CDs and an intentional form of media.
Designer: Patrick Loo [ NZ ]
Year: 2009
Size: H 1660 x W 1010 x D 380
Condition Report: Original condition. This is a raw handmade 1/1 experimental design, not a pristine mass produced item. Reach out for detailed images.
.
A fully aluminium construction, the CD wall uses slim channels and a backwards tilt to hold a large number of CDs with a simple cantilevered friction fit. The weight of each CD locks it in place, yet in no way hinders the ability to browse of grab the cases.
An impressive scale, the CD wall feels both like a practical storage solution as well as an intriguing way to divide space. With it’s visually lightweight design, light easily passes through the rails, only becoming harder top see through when fully loaded with CDs.
Behind the front face, a triangulated structure keeps things stable and upright.
A unique 1/1 experimental design created by local architect Patrick Loo over 15 years ago, it now feels like a perfect fit in a contemporary setting, especially with the revitalised interest in CDs and an intentional form of media.
