Image source: Vitra — Map Table
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Map Table
A reconfigurable table system for changing meeting, training and home-office layouts
1500 × 740 × 750 mm
2011
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Description
Overview
Barber and Osgerby’s 2011 Map Table is a reconfigurable table system. Individual melamine versions can be separated, rearranged and stacked up to five tables; veneer versions are not stackable.
Construction
- Melamine-coated block-core table top with ABS edge
- Threaded sleeves allow leg adaptors to be repositioned
- Column bases and optional modesty panels
Specifications
- Stored drawing values: 1500, 750 and 740 mm (axes are not labelled)
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Story
Developed around changing layouts
The designers’ work on training and conference spaces led to a system that could move between clusters, circular discussions and front-facing presentations.
Shapes within one system
Vitra supplies square, rectangular, trapezoidal and round tops. The stored 1500 × 750 mm rectangular table is one documented version rather than a maximum configuration.
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