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G-Screen
About this product
Architonic ID: 20054172
Year of Launch: 2018
Materials:
Powder coated steel, Preserved plants
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Dimensions:
— Small
L: 140 cm (55.1")
W: 60 cm (23.6")
H: 160 cm (63")
Weight: 50 kg (110 lbs)
— Big:
L: 140 cm (55.1")
W: 60 cm (23.6")
H: 180 cm (70.9")
Weight: 52 kg (114 lbs)
Concept
G-Screens
The G-Screen is a circular moss-covered panel attached to a free-standing metal framework. It can be placed just about anywhere and can even be fixed to a ceiling.
Natural borders and accent features
The round panels are similar, although larger, to the G-Circles except the frame allows for the unit to be situated away from walls and to act as a functional and attractive border or accent feature in a large space.
Available in a number of natural materials
The panel comes with our standard variety of moss options and colors. These screen units can fit into any commercial space where high-level acoustic absorbance and natural aesthetics are required such as offices, halls, waiting rooms, and reception areas.
Soothing in look
The curved framework and panel provide a nice contrast to the often straight lines and sharp edges of a typical corporate environment.
Soothing in sound
Extraneous sounds within the interior are dampened by the moss, which is a natural sound absorber.
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Specifications
Usage
Breakout area, Conference / Meeting, Contract, Hospitality, Office
Design files
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Distributors
Designers
Alain Gilles
Belgium
Alain Gilles (1970–) is a renowned Belgian designer. Design was not his first calling: his university studies initially focused on Political Science, a discipline in which he graduated in Brussels. He then pursued a career in the financial sector for several years before deciding to change his life and move to France, where he earned a second degree at the Institut Supérieur de Design in Valenciennes—this time following his passion for Industrial Design. In 2007, after several years of collaboration with fellow Belgian designer Xavier Lust, he founded his own studio and began a series of successful partnerships with several major international design brands. The most significant and productive of these have been with the Belgian office furniture brand BuzziSpace and the Italian company Bonaldo, both of which quickly made him one of their leading designers. Winning the title of Designer of the Year in 2012 at the Interieur Kortrijk Fair opened the door to many new collaborations, including with brands such as Ligne Roset, Varaschin, Miniforms, XL Boom, Saba Italia, Vincent Sheppard, La Chance, and many others.
