Ondine Bench, A Flowy One

When we think of urban spaces, it’s often about efficiency. Beauty usually plays no role in the design so the Ondine Bench is a perculiar concept. The smooth organic shape can be created by combining identical modules and arranging them into a circle. They provide a fun way for people to sit - some higher, some lower. Its modular design should make it easy and cheap to manufacture while lifting the urban environment by instilling a sense of design and beauty. Most importantly, its design is adaptable, as the designers put it;

Ondine in the city
Ondine under a tree
Ondine on the grass
Ondine by the water
Ondine under the sun
Ondine in the garden
Ondine at home

Designer: Michael Bihain & Cedric Callewart

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3 Comments »

Comment by Bradford
2007-07-09 06:24:18

 

I don’t know if you statements are entirely true. In urban spaces, a piece must function, or else it is worthless. As far as having no beauty, I think if you researched it a bit more you would find that statement to be wrong. In the case of your design, I don’t feel as though it is beautiful or stylish enough to warrant to decrease in functionality and efficiency.

 
Comment by ying
2007-08-07 23:13:05

 

what is this?

 
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