Steps: 12
Difficulty: 5
Height × Length × Width: 87,3 × 63,6 × 70 cm
Plank format 1: 14 running meters
Plank format 2: 1,5 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1955
The Low Chair is also known as the Sissoo Low Chair. Together, the backrest, the seat and the legs form a horizontal Z. The original Low Chair was used in private homes and in Chandigarh main hospital.
Steps: 15
Difficulty: 5
Height × Length × Width: 84,4 × 54 × 60,7 cm
Plank format 2: 14 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1955-56
Characteristic of the Armchair are the outer, tapered, V-shaped legs. In our interpretation, the angle of the legs allows for the chair to be stacked. As far as possible, the screw connections are not visible. The original chair was used in the student dormitory of Panjab University and in several administrative buildings.
Steps: 13
Difficulty: 5
Height × Length × Width: 87,3 × 63,6 × 70 cm
Plank format 1: 14 running meters
Plank format 2: 1,5 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1960
The Writer Chair is also known as the Class Room Chair. In our interpretation, the slats of the backrest have larger distances than those of the seat. The original was used at the University of Chandigarh. According to the Leclere catalogue, a copy was auctioned in Marseille on 15 January 2014.
Steps: 5
Difficulty: 3
Height × Lenght × Depth: 74,3 × 77,6 × 53,6 cm
Plank format 1: 1 running meters
Plank format 2: 5 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1955
The inclination of the pointed, V-shaped legs is chosen so that the stool is stackable. The original stool was designed for private homes. A copy of the stool was sold at the Dorotheum in 2010 for € 6.875.
Steps: 10
Difficulty: 4
Height × Length × Width: 49,2 × 115 × 48,4 cm
Plank format 1: 11 running meters
Plank format 2: 3,5 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1965
The coffee table is better known under the name Centre Table. The original has two compartments open on both sides. The Z-shaped legs are attached to the table top. The original was designed for private residences. According to the Leclere catalogue, the only example listed to date was auctioned in Marseille on 3 November 2011.
Steps: 8
Difficulty: 3
Height × Length × Width: 74 × 99 × 58 cm
Plank format 1: 5,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 8 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1960
Our interpretation has additional bracing in the middle of the frame. The original was used in Panjab University, the School of Architecture and in various educational institutions in Chandigarh. According to the Leclere catalogue, a copy was auctioned in Marseille on 3 November 2013.
Steps: 8
Difficulty: 3
Height × Length × Width: 88 × 81,5 × 39 cm
Plank format 1: 8 running meters
Plank format 2: 3,5 running meters
Design: Pierre Jeanneret, 1960
The shelf is open on both sides and the V-shaped legs do not stick out at the sides. The original was designed for the Chandigarh School of Architecture. According to the Leclere catalogue, the only example listed was auctioned in Marseille on 3 November 2011.
Steps: 5
Difficulty: 4
Plank format 1: 1,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 1,5 running meters
The kitchen sculpture consists of a seat element, table element, work table element, walk-through element and a direction change element. The elements can be combined in different ways and added to form a linear structure. They are specially designed for public spaces and for the conversion of car parking spaces. Since the trestles all follow the same logic, you can construct a great many metres of the structure in a very short time.
Steps: 5
Difficulty: 2
Plank format 1: 8 running meters
Plank format 2: 10 running meters
The kitchen sculpture consists of a seat element, table element, work table element, walk-through element and a direction change element. The elements can be combined in different ways and added to form a linear structure. They are specially designed for public spaces and for the conversion of car parking spaces. Since the trestles all follow the same logic, you can construct a great many metres of the structure in a very short time.
Steps: 7
Difficulty: 3
Plank format 1: 12,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 5,5 running meters
The kitchen sculpture consists of a seat element, table element, work table element, walk-through element and a direction change element. The elements can be combined in different ways and added to form a linear structure. They are specially designed for public spaces and for the conversion of car parking spaces. Since the trestles all follow the same logic, you can construct a great many metres of the structure in a very short time.
