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Woodworking: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Woodworking encompasses the design and construction of wooden objects and spaces, from bespoke furniture pieces to architectural installations. The practice bridges craft traditions with contemporary design approaches, exploring material properties, joinery techniques, and structural possibilities.

The community shares work ranging from individual furniture designs and workshop spaces to large-scale pavilions and public structures. Projects demonstrate how wood functions both as a functional building material and as a design element that can be paired with other materials to create distinct spatial experiences.

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vivek

BoX

The furniture piece was designed in keeping the minimum utility of small spaces. The boxed furniture uses different geometrical arrangements to make make various furniture types. The same furniture could be replicated in various sizes and could be used for various setting.

Sagorika

Education 20

The imperative of this project was to create a community-based architecture to ensure a platform that facilitates parallel learning and family environment to both aboriginal orphan and local child and boost confidence among them to express individually to uphold their art and culture to us.This little step will also stimulate other marginal communities.

Hermann

LIPS BENCH

The Lips Bench is furniture inspire by human body curves, especially from women. This object clearly paints the movements of every exposed flexible structure in nature. Wood is one or maybe the most beautiful and sensitive material that can make people happy when seeing it. We always want to return to nature, The bench wants to recreate these lost emotions.

Pavel

OLLLY - Desk

The desk is equipped with a small and compact drawer, conveniently located in the center.The worktop has ergonomic grooves for small office supplies from both edges of the table. Near them on both sides there are openings-stands for the phone and tablet. This is a stylish way to organize your workplace and everything you need to work effectively.

Oliver David

AESTUS

AESTUS blends material and machine: As a series of stratified wooden vases, AESTUS is designed and manufactured to explore a new synthesis of traditional materials and modern technology. Carved from hundreds of layers of wood by an industrial robot, the vases capture the fluidity of the machine's movements in the depth of the wooden texture.

Katia

Abanca

Abanca is a pinewood prototyped stool with geometric shape that can also be used as a side table, aiming to be fully functional and versatile. A lightweight easy product with the ability to be produced in several colours or just in natural wood. The structure offers extra comfort when in use due to it's foot rest and this can also allow for some storage.

상코

Mongsang

What is the meaning of a desk to you? To me, It is a place where I dream on.

Maria

Wood works - Workshop Center in Stockholm

The subject of the Bachelor's thesis is the concept of a Workshop Centre in the historic part of Stockholm. "Wood works" is a building that is itself an exhibition of wood: both in the context of traditional forms and modern approach. Project is an analyze of the potential of wood as an architectural material.

Sophia

NIA

The 600 square meter learning space, NIA SCHOOL, is created to unlock the creative potential of children between two and eight years old with the use of design, materiality and light.

Reparametrize

Re-Coding Workshop I _ Reparametrize Studio

/Parametric Design and Digital Fabrication/ to illustrate the principles of digital design and its applications in the architectural field.The main idea of the project is the design and implementation of seating and technical coverage and lighting elements on the real scale to create an interactive atmosphere for Damascus University students.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog2 months ago

Common Wonder Builds a 14-Square-Meter Pavilion That Treats Stone and Wood as Equal Voices

A garden studio in Amsterdam distills the raw tension between French limestone and timber into a single, precise room.

Local Stone

Recycled Stone

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog3 months ago

S.O.S Architects Scatters a Cluster of Timber Pavilions Across a Chiang Rai Hillside

The Wood Cabin arranges shingled gabled volumes along the slopes of Doi Chang, framing mountain vistas from every room and courtyard.

Oak Wood

Wood Construction

UNI Editorial

publishedStory11 months ago

PFS Digital Mortise and Tenon Furniture Store by Partyfriendship

Digitally fabricated timber store using mortise and tenon joints, promoting sustainable, nail-free construction and community participation in Wuhan, China.

Wood Construction

Woodworking

UNI Editorial

publishedStory11 months ago

Center for Work and Technology by KUU Arhitektid – A Contemporary Workshop Facility Rooted in Functionalist Heritage

Contemporary workshop building blending timber structure and functionalist heritage, fostering hands-on education through adaptable, daylight-filled spaces in Rakvere, Estonia.

Architectural Technology

Wood Construction