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Problem Statement:

Few chairs allow the user to manipulate the legs and arms to the point of transforming it into a totally different piece of furniture.

Solution:

Design a chair that can be adapted to become a stool or table.

I initially went with a concept for a collapsible as well as stackable chair.

 

I intended this for church services and weddings

Research

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Church pew prototypes made of foam core and held together with rubber bands

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Ideation

After discussing my stackable concept with my professor, he recommended trying something simpler.

 

My second concept consisted of an interlocking chair which links to other chairs to make a stool, table, or bench.

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Prototypes

The prototype for my second concept used wooden dowels and foamboard to make interlocking chair legs.

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My final model consisted of foamboard and thin styrene sheets. My professor and I refined my chair down to simply a base with detachable legs that could still transform into a chair or a stool.

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Renders

lightweight

durable 

interlocking legs

stool or table

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Make your seat...

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