Bezier Concertina is a self-supporting wall made of corrugated cardboard with integrated display areas. Its horizontally extending curvilinear form generates a free-flowing ground plan that is given a vertical rhythm through narrow and wide alternating pleats.
The system was designed by Canadian studio stacklab for the interim use of a small vacant shop in a Parisian shopping street. Luxury Canadian shoe label Alynement was looking for display options for its collection. The massive distance between Toronto and Paris made it impossible to ensure it was made to the exact spatial conditions so the solution was a formally adaptable product.
The system was designed by Canadian studio stacklab for the interim use of a small vacant shop in a Parisian shopping street. Luxury Canadian shoe label Alynement was looking for display options for its collection. The massive distance between Toronto and Paris made it impossible to ensure it was made to the exact spatial conditions so the solution was a formally adaptable product.
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