«Personal space for thought. Collective space for knowledge.»
Project Concept
The individual workstation has been designed as a space for personal concentration within a shared educational environment.
The concept is based on the idea of a «NODE”—a point where people, knowledge, and communication intersect. Each chair functions as an independent, functional unit, and together they form a cohesive lecture hall system.
The semi-circular shape of the chair creates a sense of enclosure and visually defines personal space without isolating the student from the surroundings. The high, soft backrest and integrated armrests ensure comfort during extended lectures.
A compact wooden lectern serves as a workspace for a laptop, tablet, or notes, unifying the functions of a chair and a desk.
Chair Blueprint
Design and Materials
The aesthetic of the workspace combines the geometric expressiveness of the Bauhaus with contemporary minimalism.
A deep wine tone in the upholstery creates a striking accent; the light gray back visually lightens the structure, and a black vertical stripe emphasizes the form’s geometry. The warm wood texture balances the austere color composition.
Visualizations
The core principle is individuality within unity. Each workstation is autonomous, yet they collectively form part of the overall architectural composition of the «UZEL» learning cluster.
The chair can also be modified for left-handed users and come in various upholstery color palettes. Several upholstery colors are combined in the seating throughout the lecture hall within the learning cluster.
Details. Label
Lecture Chair Video Tour
Visualization in the environment
