Moving Bench

THE CONNECTING SEATS Street art directors adapt years of experience into interactive urban design.

Hosted by Close Act Design

This project is now archived and was part of DDW20

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Strijp T+R

Piet Hein Eek

Halvemaanstraat 30

5651BP

Moving bench at Chamberlain Square Birmingham (UK)

Background picture: Jimmy Dustpan

NOT JUST FURNITURE This is a physical event: 17/11 - 31/12 Perron Piet Hein Eek You eye catches up a colorful bench and you try to find a place to sit. It may feel uncomfortable to sit close to a stranger but moving your seat away from the other can be unpleasant as well. What will you do?

SELECT YOUR SEAT. Can you step into the blue seat and so I can swipe over the green one? a curved line are seats on a rail who can slide to the left and the right. 15 seats make 4 couples, 4 singles and a group of 3 people who want to sit together. Ca

3d Rhino Design

Close Act Design

Moving Bench first prototype by

Close Act Design

Moving bench for industrial spaces

Merk Tilburg

MOVING BENCH

Close Act Design

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Close Act Design
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About Close Act Design

DESIGN AND APPLIED ARTS: Imagine performing artists utilize years of experience for urban design. FROM STREET PERFORMANCES TO STREET DESIGN: The creative team of Close Act Design lean on many years of experience in creating and shaping large-scale street theatre performances. For years, this company wanted to immortalize their art and install it on streets or squares Since 2020 they started to create new material for urban spaces.