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Architonic ID: 1113309
Año de Lanzamiento: 1952
Concepto
Design: Roland Rainer, Austria 1952
Model: 4/5/4- Stadthallensessel
Maker: Franz Plank, Austria
Material: beech base with stained plywood seat, armrests, lacquered version
Dimension: w 20, d 23, h 33"
Detail: Roland Rainer designed this chair for the Viennese town hall
Also available as 3/4/3 Version
Especificaciones
Material
Base madera maciza, Asiento madera contrachapada, Madera
Diseñadores
Roland Rainer
Austria
Roland Rainer, born in 1910, studied at the Technical University in Vienna. In 1953 he became Professor for Housing, Urban Planning and Regional Planning. Collaboration with Wilkhahn began. Back in Vienna, he was Principal of the Akademie der Bildenden Künste until 1980, and until 1999 he was President of the Austrian Art Senate. He died in Vienna in 2004 at the age of 94. His furniture designs for Wilkhahn were characterized by natural form, reduced to essentials. The stackable chair in beechwood for concourse seating (21A, 1958-1966) and the multi-purpose chair (702, 1961-1966) with an unmistakable steel tube frame and a backrest with forward curvature that also functioned as an armrest set new standards.
