London based Architects Hut have released a stylish, minimal, Birch ply desk is topped with Forbo Lino. We were very impressed with the results and look forward to making another batch soon. For more information go to : http://hutarchitecture.com/ Hut Twitter Hut Instgram Read More
Arthur’s Cave is one of eight cabins featured as part of the Channel 4 series, ‘Cabins in the wild with Dick Strawbridge‘. Miller Kendrick Architects, and our friends at EJ Ryder with the help of The Burford Farm Project produced a unique cabin within an incredibly tight 4 week schedule, with stunning results. Cut and Construct worked on the development of the purlin joints and produced the CNC cut Birch plywood parts that made up the structure and interior of the cabin. Read More
British designer Max Lamb and Danish manufacture Really, produced 15 piece of free standing furniture for Milan design week showing the wide variety of techniques that can be used to fabricate furniture and 3D projects using Really’s newly developed recycled textile board. “Really” panels are manufacture from waste cotton, denim and wool, using high pressure and heat. Max Lamb’s installation for Really is on show until 9 April at Via Pietro Maroncelli 2017 as part of this year’s Milan design week. Cut and Construct worked with Max developing the CNC fabrication techniques used to produce the benches, prototypes leading to the final production run. Read More
Hackney based designers Tom and Fiona have just launched Witlof a kitchen design and build service. Built around a solid Birch Ply structure, using a wide range of natural materials, digital fabrication and hand finishing techniques, Witlof’s kitchens are chic, durable and functional. They are also very lovely people who we have enjoyed working with over the past couple of years. For more information go to : www.witlof.co.uk Tel: +44 (0) 7841 591065 info@witlof.co.uk Read More
Margin Collective’s charity pavilion is designed to raise awareness and resources for the Save the Children, Syrian child refugee crisis appeal, donations can be made to the appeal here. The parts were CNC cut from Spruce Plywood and then assembled onsite with wedges to secure the parts. Through the support of the RIBA, the winning proposal is on display at RIBA , 66 Portland Place part of the London Architecture Festival, from the 21st of June to the 6th of August 2016 Constructing Communities Exhibition. Read More
