Flintstone Chair Regent using CNC milling processes to

using CNC milling processes to create pure interlocking joints that appear simple but are in fact complex

This large-format publication invites readers to look over Jacques Herzog’s shoulder during the development of the project

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J marks the departure from a simple turned object into a more complex digitally milled process to achieve the specific asymmetrical shape

Flintstone Chair Regent using CNC milling processes toThe Flintstone was originally conceived as a low and sturdy coffee table seating for a project in New York. Primitive in its form, chunky wooden interlocking planks ground the chair with a gesture of strength and durability. Rocking legs and inlaid rubber sliders make it easy to manoeuvre and adjust to a comfortable position. Photography Gina Folly