Future Frames is an exhibition that aims to show a new approach to traditional woodworking techniques such as timber framing by minimizing material waste and enabling local production.
In collaboration with Dropcity, North-Germany-based Design Studio Streev has developed a customized wooden shell structure to be fitted in one of the tunnels at Via Sammartini in Milan. The wooden truss system is made by using Studio Streev‘s self-developed CNC machine that makes it possible to manufacture perfectly fitting joints on location.
The essence of the project is about the usage of salvaged wood collected after last year‘s heavy storms in the City of Milan as well as the maximization of material yield, new ways of wood construction and production-led design.
Milan Design Week 2024
April 12—21, 2024
DROPCITY “in—progress”
Via Sammartini 38-60, Milano
Tunnel No 46
A partnership between the Industrial Design Department (Muid) of the Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design Kiel and Studio Streev
Designers: Studio Streev (Max Boll, Kay Boll)
Curators: Prof. Martin Postler, Benjamin Unterluggauer
Student Team: Franz-Fridolin Martens, Mads Duggen, Sebastian Enders, Tjard Tensfeldt
Visuals: Yoo.world
Photos: Benjamin Unterluggauer
