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Two-Seater

The Nasher Foundation. Dallas, Texas United States 2003
Fabrication    Furniture    Institutional    Built Work   
Two-Seater is a folding bench armature that was engineered and fabricated by Interloop Architecture for Tending,(Blue). This bench is a critical element to experiencing the Skyspace artwork by James Turrell. Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS) requires that the bench accommodate wheelchair access for two individuals seated side by side. Instead of creating a void for these seats, we developed a retractable armature that would support the required portion of the bench, (over four-hundred pounds of stone cladding), enabling it to fold into the wall. Actuators allow an individual to operate the bench with very little effort using a concealed handle to slide the bench into position or to fold it back into the wall.

See Also
— Past Characters Ben Thorne Ben Thorne was a project architect for Tending,(blue) and a designer for E-X-I-T. He was also involved with...
— Principals Dawn Finley Principal Dawn Finley received a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Michigan College...
— Principals Mark Wamble Principal Mark Wamble received a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University and a Master of...
— Built Work Tending, (blue)