13 Jul 2011

Ahrend 2020 by Paul Brooks(video)

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Category: Architecture

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Onoffice caught up with product designer Paul Brooks at Clerkenwell Design Week and asked him to explain some of the thinking behind the Ahrend 2020 Chair. Ever obliging, Brooks delivered a comprehensive review of the design process, talking through the challenges and successes of the chair. Click on read more to view the video.

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