Hofer Pavilion / Stal Collectief
Stal Collectief is a collaboration between four young furniture designers who studied in Mechelen: Len de Paepe, Bob Segers, Tim Vranken and Jonas Blondeel.
© Bob Segers
Designers: Stal Collectief
Location: 3680 Maaseik, Belgium
Team: Len de Paepe, Bob Segers, Tim Vranken, Jonas Blondeel
Area: 28.0 sqm
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Bob Segers
© Bob Segers
Stal Collectief is a collaboration between four young furniture designers who studied in Mechelen: Len de Paepe, Bob Segers, Tim Vranken and Jonas Blondeel.
© Bob Segers
This collective, which occured through common interest and friendship, wants to create timeless and honest pieces of furniture and lighting objects.New ideas are conceived, prototyped and sometimes even developed under one roof.
© Bob Segers
Section
© Bob Segers
The Hofer pavilion is an experimental shelter for which we chose to use the archetypical shape of a house with a gable roof. Three out of the four walls and the roof can be moved to transform the interior into an outdoor livingspace. Ten pillars were used to support the structure and to create a slight elevation towards its surroundings. As a result the pavilion offers different perspectives on the rural scenery.
© Bob Segers
The outside is cl...
© Bob Segers
Designers: Stal Collectief
Location: 3680 Maaseik, Belgium
Team: Len de Paepe, Bob Segers, Tim Vranken, Jonas Blondeel
Area: 28.0 sqm
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Bob Segers
© Bob Segers
Stal Collectief is a collaboration between four young furniture designers who studied in Mechelen: Len de Paepe, Bob Segers, Tim Vranken and Jonas Blondeel.
© Bob Segers
This collective, which occured through common interest and friendship, wants to create timeless and honest pieces of furniture and lighting objects.New ideas are conceived, prototyped and sometimes even developed under one roof.
© Bob Segers
Section
© Bob Segers
The Hofer pavilion is an experimental shelter for which we chose to use the archetypical shape of a house with a gable roof. Three out of the four walls and the roof can be moved to transform the interior into an outdoor livingspace. Ten pillars were used to support the structure and to create a slight elevation towards its surroundings. As a result the pavilion offers different perspectives on the rural scenery.
© Bob Segers
The outside is cl...
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