Dodici | Hyper Adaptable Work Surface

  • Asher Aiden Erskine

Mechanical table doubles in size to adapt to a designers changing needs. ‘It is therefore indisputable that the limbs of architecture are derived from the limbs of man.’ – Michelangelo Dodici (Italian for 12), is the result of the minor project completed at NTU ADBE. A mechanical support structure allows the table to adapt from full to half size effortlessly. With a single movement, six arms rotate through 180 degrees of motion to provide a new platform for the second sheet of Borosilicate glass – ideal for larger scale work, or group projects.

Dodici | Hyper Adaptable Work Surface by Asher Aiden Erskine
Extra space attracts clutter (Pheasant’s Principle of Ergonomic Decay) - Dodici helps to maximise creativity and productivity by accommodating to the ever changing needs of todays designer.
Dodici | Hyper Adaptable Work Surface by Asher Aiden Erskine
Originally inspired by the sculptural furniture seen whilst on placement year in Milan under Italian design studio Sawaya & Moroni, the human-like forms are designed using ratio and proportionate systems; such as the table top being a perfect Golden Rectangle.
Dodici | Hyper Adaptable Work Surface by Asher Aiden Erskine
Dodici | Hyper Adaptable Work Surface by Asher Aiden Erskine
Asher Aiden Erskine
Head of Design