Designed as a study of contrasts, PLEXA bridges the gap between the rigidity of exact sciences and the fluidity of soft disciplines, like design.
In this collaborative project, I served as the Technical Lead. My focus was on structural feasibility, including load calculations and dimensional analysis. I designed and 3D-modeled the white connecting nodes —printed in PETG— which act as both structural joints and aesthetic elements. I also oversaw the fabrication of the 'Palo Blanco' wood rods, which were turned for precision assembly and finished with linseed oil. The seat and backrest feature polycarbonate panels mounted via glass standoffs.
