Estonian Academy of Arts Showcases Student Furniture Design Projects Including Bauhaus-Inspired Ergonomic Chair
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The article showcases student projects from the Estonian Academy of Arts' Seating Furniture Studio, featuring an ergonomic wooden chair with Bauhaus-inspired aesthetics, a bench made using wet-bending techniques, and a hand-crafted modular chair. The projects represent the work of first-year architecture students in the annual studio course, highlighting innovative furniture design approaches that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern design principles.
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· 3 pulledan ergonomic wooden chair with a Bauhaus-informed aesthetic is among the projects from the Estonian Academy of Arts
Also featured is a bench crafted from wooden slats using a wet-bending technique, and a hand-crafted modular chair
In the annual Seating Furniture Studio at the Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA), first-year architecture
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