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The PINION PROJECT

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The PINION PROJECT

PINION PROJECT is the result of a collaboration between two Seoul-based design studios, PATTERN, and LAB.CRETE, who worked together to mix their knowledge on the use of two materials with opposite features.

Starting from research on the relationship between acrylic and concrete, two materials deeply contrasting each other. They came up with a unreleased and eye-catching substance.

HATTERN focused on transparent materials and colors sparkle, while LAB.CRETE worked towards opaque materials and density. With the common purpose to create a new type of terrazzo material, made of the permeation between acrylic and concrete.

The two studios added color, pattern, and shape to the concrete, which penetrates the acrylic fragments. While acrylic cut pieces were employed to fill the empty remaining spaces of concrete.

With PINION PROJECT, the concrete, and the acrylic become one-off matter, completely mixed and complementary maximizing the properties of this new object. The result is wonderfully exclusive, showing the lightness, brightness, and spatiality properties of acrylic, while preserving the opacity, compactness, and solidity of concrete.

Moreover, PINION PROJECT shows the potential application of a new two-component, visually modern, and graceful material.

HATTERN and LAB.CRETE implied their creation to design a captivating seating with an ethereal and dreamlike appearance.

 

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