TITLE:
Rammed Rubber Series
YEAR:
2026
MATERIAL:
EPDM, PU Binder, Plywood, Foam
SHOWN:
Post Fair, LA
GALLERY:
Marta LA
The Rammed Rubber Series explores the transfer of architectural construction methods into the realm of domestic furniture. Developed in collaboration with Marta LA, the series marks its US debut at Post Fair in Los Angeles.
For this occasion, a set of booth furniture consisting of two stools and one table was developed, accompanied by an armchair prototype that outlines the broader scope of the series. All objects are produced using a process derived from the rammed earth technique. In this adaptation, concrete is replaced by EPDM rubber mulch (RAL 3016), bound with a flexible binder and compacted layer by layer into formwork.
The resulting playground-grade composite is formed around a concealed substructure, introducing a controlled elasticity that provides a subtle, comfortable give to the seating surfaces and backrests. Through this process, the series balances mass and density with tactile softness, maintaining an architectural presence while addressing domestic use.
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TITLE:
Rammed Rubber Series
YEAR:
2026
MATERIAL:
EPDM, PU Binder, Plywood, Foam
SHOWN:
Post Fair, LA
GALLERY:
Marta LA
The Rammed Rubber Series explores the transfer of architectural construction methods into the realm of domestic furniture. Developed in collaboration with Marta LA, the series marks its US debut at Post Fair in Los Angeles.
For this occasion, a set of booth furniture consisting of two stools and one table was developed, accompanied by an armchair prototype that outlines the broader scope of the series. All objects are produced using a process derived from the rammed earth technique. In this adaptation, concrete is replaced by EPDM rubber mulch (RAL 3016), bound with a flexible binder and compacted layer by layer into formwork.
The resulting playground-grade composite is formed around a concealed substructure, introducing a controlled elasticity that provides a subtle, comfortable give to the seating surfaces and backrests. Through this process, the series balances mass and density with tactile softness, maintaining an architectural presence while addressing domestic use.
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