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Architonic ID: 20733106
Año de Lanzamiento: 2023
The BAY GATE seating system has a support structure consisting of a steel cross beam and adjustable feet. The shell, seat and back are made of plastic material available in different colors. Further customization of the basic modules is possible with optional elements and accessories. Seat is available upon request in polyurethane foam with Pelle Frau® Colorsphere upholstery. For added comfort, center and terminal armrests can be added to match the shells, as well as center and end tables in black HPL. Among the available accessories, it is possible to opt for an additional electrical outlet, a USB charger under the armrest, and a wireless charger applied to the center or end tables.
Concepto
The result of the close ongoing collaboration with renowned London-based studio Foster+Partners, Bay System offers a flexible and durable seating solution that can be easily configured to suit the diverse needs of travelers at airports, train stations and other transportation facilities. The two different set-ups- BAY Gate and BAY Lounge- are designed to offer different levels of ergonomic support and privacy during waiting times, always in the name of comfort, technological innovation and craftsmanship.
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United Kingdom
Foster + Partners has always been guided by a belief that the quality of our surroundings has a direct influence on the quality of our lives, whether that is in the workplace, at home or in the public realm. Allied to that is an acknowledgement that architecture is generated by the needs of people - both material and spiritual - and a concern for the physical context and the culture and climate of place. Equally, excellence of design and its successful execution are central to our approach. We believe the best architecture comes from a synthesis of all the elements that separately comprise and inform the character of a building: the structure that holds it up; the services that allow it to function; its ecology; the quality of natural light; the symbolism of the form; the relationship of the building to the skyline or the streetscape; the way you move through or around it; and last but not least its ability to lift the spirits. This holistic approach is augmented by a strong commitment to the clients we serve, and also to the public domain and the many users involved. A high degree of personal service, coupled with respect for the precious resources of cost and time, therefore characterises our client relationships. The scale, diversity and global reach of our new projects were unimaginable 40 years ago, yet many of the issues that excited us in the early days continue to inform what we do today. We work in the spirit of enquiry, challenging preconceptions and testing conventions. The process of ‘reinvention’ distinguishes all of our work – past and present – and rests on a duty to design well and to design responsibly – whether that is at the scale of an airport or a door handle. The last decades have witnessed key shifts in public attitudes to ecology and energy consumption. We have always anticipated these trends, pioneering design solutions that use totally renewable sources of energy and offer dramatic reductions in CO2 emissions. Environmental awareness is an integral part of the practice’s culture as it evolves to meet the challenges of the next forty years.