John Hansard Gallery
Interior and furniture for John Hansard Gallery designed in concurrence with their relocation to Southampton city centre and the old Tyrrell & Green site on Guildhall Square. John Hansard Gallery is an internationally recognised and locally engaged contemporary art gallery that creates innovative and critically acclaimed contemporary art exhibitions, events, engagement and research projects.
John Hansard Gallery
Interior and furniture for John Hansard Gallery designed in concurrence with their relocation to Southampton city centre and the old Tyrrell & Green site on Guildhall Square. John Hansard Gallery is an internationally recognised and locally engaged contemporary art gallery that creates innovative and critically acclaimed contemporary art exhibitions, events, engagement and research projects.
John Hansard Gallery
Interior and furniture for John Hansard Gallery designed in concurrence with their relocation to Southampton city centre and the old Tyrrell & Green site on Guildhall Square. John Hansard Gallery is an internationally recognised and locally engaged contemporary art gallery that creates innovative and critically acclaimed contemporary art exhibitions, events, engagement and research projects.
John Hansard Gallery
Pavillion study for John Hansard Gallery designed in concurrence with their relocation to Southampton city centre and the old Tyrrell & Green site on Guildhall Square. John Hansard Gallery is an internationally recognised and locally engaged contemporary art gallery that creates innovative and critically acclaimed contemporary art exhibitions, events, engagement and research projects.
Mountain hut
Placed on a small mountain several kilometers away from the nearest track or road the hut serves as occasional accommodation for hunting and looking after the land. The hut was delivered to its location in parts using a local helicopter service.
Mountain hut
Placed on a small mountain several kilometers away from the nearest track or road the hut serves as occasional accommodation for hunting and looking after the land. The hut was delivered to its location in parts using a local helicopter service.
Mountain hut
Placed on a small mountain several kilometers away from the nearest track or road the hut serves as occasional accommodation for hunting and looking after the land. The hut was delivered to its location in parts using a local helicopter service.
Nordic Light Hotel interior
A collaboration with Nordic Choice Hotels and Saunders Architecture. The project includes interior design, curating and creative direction for the reopening of Nordic Light Hotel in Stockholm. As part of the commission we were asked by Saunders to curate and develop a collection of furniture specifically for the hotel, produced by local fabricators and designed by nine different hand picked scandinavian designers. The collection includes pieces by Johannes Norlander, Fredrik Paulsen, Jenny Nordberg, Amanda Karsberg, Sami Kallio, Mats Theselius, Jennie Sundin, Uglycute and ourselves. Producers includes Stolfabriken, Ateljé Lyktan and Källemo among others.
Chair 3
Armchair in oak and leather upholstery. The boxy and sturdy construction is combined with thin laminated armrests and back. The chair was designed for the dining room at Nordic Light Hotel in Stockholm and produced in total 55 pieces.
Teaching Stage
Mobile stages for performing art, music, theatre and teaching in Sakate Port on the island of Shodoshima, Japan. The stages were designed and built in collaboration with Hiroko Shiratori and Andrew Haythornthwaite using traditional japanese joinery methods to create ties between creators and local people in the Sakate area. The project was part of the Setouchi Triennale in 2013, themed Relational Tourism. Organisers, Shodoshima town and Setouchi Triennale Executive Committee. Directors, Noboru Tsubaki, Yuma Harada (UMA) and Tomomi Tada (MUESUM).
Performing Stage
Mobile stages for performing art, music, theatre and teaching in Sakate Port on the island of Shodoshima, Japan. The stages were designed and built in collaboration with Hiroko Shiratori and Andrew Haythornthwaite using traditional japanese joinery methods to create ties between creators and local people in the Sakate area. The project was part of the Setouchi Triennale in 2013, themed Relational Tourism. Organisers, Shodoshima town and Setouchi Triennale Executive Committee. Directors, Noboru Tsubaki, Yuma Harada (UMA) and Tomomi Tada (MUESUM).
Between Design and Architecture
Between Design and Architecture is a post degree course treating buildings as assemblages of designed components. In response to social, economic and environmental change the course seeks to understand and elaborate on the role of design within construction of buildings. It suggests an open approach to architecture as a broad and diverse field of design in which the foundational relationship between producer and user is rethought, remodeled and prototyped. The first edition of the course, The Settlement, was structured around a former fish factory in the small community of Hjalteyri, Iceland. As a result of decimated local industry and increased tourism the factory recently reopened as an art space. Treating the 1937 concrete hulk as a commodity (or cave) rather than a building we look at how design through related knowledge, craft and technology can adapt and transform spaces into new usages.
Verksmidjan
HDK, Gothenburg University
Between Design and Architecture
Between Design and Architecture is a post degree course treating buildings as assemblages of designed components. In response to social, economic and environmental change the course seeks to understand and elaborate on the role of design within construction of buildings. It suggests an open approach to architecture as a broad and diverse field of design in which the foundational relationship between producer and user is rethought, remodeled and prototyped. The first edition of the course, The Settlement, was structured around a former fish factory in the small community of Hjalteyri, Iceland. As a result of decimated local industry and increased tourism the factory recently reopened as an art space. Treating the 1937 concrete hulk as a commodity (or cave) rather than a building we look at how design through related knowledge, craft and technology can adapt and transform spaces into new usages.
Verksmidjan
HDK, Gothenburg University
Back 2 Back, Chair 1
Exhibition at Etage Projects in Copenhagen featuring Chair 1. ‘A chair is the ultimate design challenge’, says Fredrik Paulsen, designer and curator of Back 2 Back, deliberately echoing what has become a truism within the profession. In this exhibition, twelve contemporary designers, working with different techniques and materials, take on the stuff of legends: the chair. Designers include Klara Granstrand, Peter Shire, Markus Bergström, Silo Studio, Jerszy Seymour, Butternutten, Katja Pettersson, Michael Marriott, Fredrik Paulsen, Soft Baroque, Clemence Seilles and Nick Ross.
Back 2 Back, Chair 1
Three legged chair in birch, oak and rattan. Exhibition at Etage Projects in Copenhagen featuring Chair 1. ‘A chair is the ultimate design challenge’, says Fredrik Paulsen, designer and curator of Back 2 Back, deliberately echoing what has become a truism within the profession. In this exhibition, twelve contemporary designers, working with different techniques and materials, take on the stuff of legends: the chair. Designers include Klara Granstrand, Peter Shire, Markus Bergström, Silo Studio, Jerszy Seymour, Butternutten, Katja Pettersson, Michael Marriott, Fredrik Paulsen, Soft Baroque, Clemence Seilles and Nick Ross.
Chicago
Competition entry designed with Zürich based architect Christian Dehli for a Lake Michigan beach hut, Chicago.
Myrvallen
Transformation of an old log cabin in rural Jämtland, Sweden, dating back to 1795. The cabin serves as occasional accommodation with a central fireplace for cooking and heating.
Professor's office
Desk and shelves for a professor's office. Swedish alder, walnut and blue Valchromat.