To produce this new tea table, Berlin-based designer Daniel Dendra of anOtherArchitect explains that he used sound recordings taken from the streets of Cairo to generate CNC-milling patterns... The acoustically-inspired topography fills the underside of the table, which meets flush and perfectly with the base (where Dendra has carved the exact opposite surface). It is the silence, so to speak, for the other surface's noise.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Sound and Matter
Phron friend Geoff Manaugh at BLDGBLOG finds an interesting new piece of furniture.
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