PENGUIN / 3D printed container / 3 parts

The 3D printed object can be used as a sculpture or a container. The penguin starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model can be printed in approximately 15 hours on a standard desktop 3D printer. The object is made out of 3 parts. The single parts of the object can be stuck together like a 3D puzzle.

Size: 11x12x27cm / 4.3×4.7×10.6inch
Print-File: STL
Object is made out of 3 parts

PENGUIN / 3D printed container / 2 parts

The 3D printed object can be used as a sculpture or a container. The penguin starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model can be printed in approximately 10 hours on a standard desktop 3D printer. The object is made out of 2 parts. The single parts of the object can be stuck together like a 3D puzzle.

Size: 9x11x24cm / 3.5×4.3×9.4inch
Print-File: STL
Object is made out of 2 parts

PENGUIN / 3D printed sculpture / 1 part

The 3D printed object can be used as a sculpture. The penguin starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model can be printed in approximately 5 hours on a standard desktop 3D printer. The object is made out of 1 part.

Size: 7.5×8.5×19.5cm / 2.9×3.3×7.7inch
Print-File: STL
Object is made out of 1 part

GNASKA / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a standing light. The Gnaska is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 22x24x59cm / 9x10x23inch
Print Size: 2x A1
Folding Time: 5-6 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

CHETAN MEDIUM / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. The Chetan Medium is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 35x42x27cm / 14x17x11inch
Print Size: 1x A1
Folding Time: 2-3 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

CHETAN LARGE / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. The Chetan Large is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 45x50x36cm / 18x20x14cm
Print Size: 2x A1
Folding Time: 3-4 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

WANBLI MEDIUM / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. The Wanbli Medium is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 26x32x30cm / 10x12x12inch
Print Size: 1x A1
Folding Time: 2-3 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

WANBLI LARGE / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. The Wanbli Large is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 34x43x40cm / 13x17x16inch
Print Size: 2x A1
Folding Time: 3-4 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

CHAPA MEDIUM / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. The Chapa Medium is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 30x30x24cm / 12x12x9inch
Print Size: 1x A1
Folding Time: 2-3 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

CHAPA LARGE / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. The Chapa Large is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The Chapa Large starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan can be printed on heavy paper. Finally the print must be cut out, folded and glued together. The final product can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 39x38x30cm / 15x15x12inch
Print Size: 2x A1
Folding Time: 3-4 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

ROCK ON LARGE / Do it yourself paper lampshade

Do it yourself lampshade for a hanging light. Rock On is the output of our search for a product which could be easily assembled by the customer and is designed with all our knowledge in 3d computer aided design. The hand starts as a complex 3D computer model. In a second step the 3d computer model gets transformed into a flat plan. This flat plan gets printed on heavy paper. The product is the printout. The customer has to cut out, fold and glue the parts together. It can be used as mask, lampshade or something else.

Folded Size: 40x30x45cm / 16x12x18inch
Print Size: 2x A1
Folding Time: 3-4 h
Construction manual included.
ATTENTION: If used as a lampshade, THE PAPER MUST NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT BULB!

ENTWERFEN MIT MODELLEN / Ebook

In the dissertation Entwerfen mit Modellen – Untersuchung zur Relevanz analoger Modelle für die Entwurfslehre the process of designing with the help of analogue models is researched. In the investigation the Actor-Network-Theory is used as a method to reveal the complexity and diversity of analogue models. The research is about the influence of analogue models on the design process and about their influence on the process of teaching and learning to design. The investigation is accompanied by case studies taken from the teaching work at the Institute of Construction and Design Principles at Graz University of Technology.

Author: Wolfgang List
Genre: Dissertation
Year: 2020
Pages: 256
Language: German

DEMOLISHED MODIFIED ENDANGERED / Ebook

The book DEMOLISHED MODIFIED ENDANGERED shows architecture models of 45 icons of modern Austrian architecture. The chosen buildings have all either been changed, destroyed or were never realised. The models do not aim at being a scaled down direct representation of the build spaces. Instead the models seek to show the core design ideas of the projects. Each model is accompanied by a short description of the project as well as the methods and materials used to create the model. This project was carried out at the Institute of Construction and Design Principles (KOEN) at the Technical University of Graz.

Editor: Petra Petersson / Wolfgang List
Publisher: Verlag der Technischen Universität Graz
Year: 2018
Pages: 194
Language: English

MOSTLIKELY CONCEPT HOUSE / Ebook

Step by step guideline for building a minimal single person house. How to build a house step by step? How many steps does it needs? These questions get answered in my final thesis for the architecture title at the TU-Vienna. The result is a 300 pages thick book containing a step by step guideline in pictures how to build a minimal single person house. The design of the house is not an up to date high end design. It is the opposite. A low tech design, an A-Frame, a very common typology in the US in the 60´s. The easiest structure and way to build a house. The final product denies the regular architecture plans learned in architecture education and can be read by everybody – open source.

Author: Wolfgang List
Pages: 322
Year: 2008

14.03. – 23.03. TEAM WIEN / Ebook

Editors: Wolfgang List / Petra Petersson / KOEN Institute of Construction and Design Principles – TU Graz
Authors: Mostlikely / Tzou Lubroth Architekten / Büro KLK / Bika Rebek / Anna Paul / Madame Architects / Felix Steinhof / Daniela Mehlich
Pages: 156
Year: 2017

MOST LIKELY DESIGN / Ebook

The book MOST LIKELY DESIGN is, on the one hand, a do it yourself guide and should help to design and develop an affordable product. Further more how to produce and distribute a product by yourself and it should give a rough overview about todays marketing strategies for small scale companies. On the other hand, MOST LIKELY DESIGN tells the story of a small company that developed, out of luck, a product that gets produced on demand and has been sold worldwide over 15000 times.

Author: Wolfgang List
216 pages
Language: English
ISBN: 978-3-9504125-0-5

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.

Steps: 4
Difficulty:­ 2
Plank format 1: 3 running meters
Plank format 2: 1 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: 8
Difficulty: 5
Plank format 1: 15 lfm

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: 13
Difficulty: 2
Plank format 1: 1,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 5 running meters

Steps: 13
Difficulty: 2
Plank format 1: 1,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 5 running meters

Steps: 11
Difficulty: 2
Plank format 1: 1,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 5 running meters

Steps: 7
Difficulty: 3
Plank format 1: 10 running meters

The palme13 bar table is a stable three-legged table for markets, terraces or home use. It is braced by the diagonal board. Oiled and lacquered, it will retain a beautiful surface for a long time.

Steps: 7
Difficulty: 3
Plank format 1: 9 running meters
Plank format 2: 2 running meters

The palme13 bistro table was created for the palme13 market stall at Schwendermarkt. The task was to develop a light and stable bistro table that could be put together to form a large table. When rebuilding, the diagonal bracing requires a little more precision to ensure that the table stands well.

Steps: 8
Difficulty: 3
Plank format 1: 1,5 running meters
Plank format 2: 3 running meters

The Minimum Maximum Chair was created for the popular Reindorfgassenfest in Vienna. The chair can be stored in a space-saving way. We think that it should not be missing in any household!

Design: MO-NI-KA
Steps: 10
Difficulty: 2
Plank format 1: 8 running meters
Plank format 2: 10 running meters

The Markterei high table was designed by the carpentry collective MO-NI-KA and is notable for its reduced design. Even the position of the screws is so carefully considered, that the tables look like new after more than two years of use in the Markterei.

Steps: 5
Difficulty: 3
Plank format 1: 8,5 running meters

The Markterei bench is surprisingly quick and easy to assemble. If desired, you can combine the individual benches to one long bench. The benches are easily stackable on top of each other.

Steps: 6
Difficulty: 3
Plank format 1: 7 running meters
Plank format 2: 5,5 running meters

The Markterei module consists of two mirrored elements. It can be combined to form a shelf, larger structures or room dividers. The module can also be used individually as a stool or box.

Steps: 8
Difficulty: 2
Plank format 1: 13 lfm

The Markterei market table consists of two Markterei benches that are connected by two frames. The table top is placed on this frame. Instead of the tabletop, common fruit and vegetable crates can also be placed in the frames.

Design: MO-NI-KA
Steps: 5
Difficulty: 1
Plank format 1: 2 running meters
Plank format 2: 1,5 running meters

Based on the colour and material concept of the sudden workshop, the Markterei stool by the carpentry collective MO-NI-KA is a new interpretation of the Ulm stool. The stool has only right-angled cuts and can be reproduced particularly easily and quickly.