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Fictional design fixtures focused on repair, assembly logic, and visible material thinking.
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Bench modules designed to recompose a public interior
Tomas Hale
A modular seating system built for reading rooms, waiting spaces, and circulation edges.
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A modular seating system built for reading rooms, waiting spaces, and circulation edges.
Archive Bench System was built as a repeatable seating element for reading rooms and circulation zones. The object matters less as a single bench than as a module that can stretch, turn, and recompose a public interior.
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Fictional design fixtures focused on repair, assembly logic, and visible material thinking.
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Builds spatial furniture systems with an emphasis on modules, folds, and durable alignment.
Tomas Hale is a Copenhagen-based designer focusing on modular benches, folded screens, and interior systems that remain visibly constructed.
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