Built Forms

Tis the season for custom registers. The AC isn’t the only thing that keeps these vents cool ❄️

Awning restoration with some help from the CNC

Awning resto with some help from the CNC

Framing the fire 🔥

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Roasted finish looking practically Oxblood in the morning sun @aroundtheblockconsignment. Find both this pair and a Charred pair available for sale there while they last!

This lovely cotton ripstop fabric makes up the chair seat and what you’re seeing here are aluminum rods that can slide in and out of loops sewn at both the top and bottom of the fabric. By pulling both of the rods out of their loops, you can easily remove the fabric seat to wash it, store it away for the winter, or change it’s colours with the seasons or your mood!

Base, backrest and armrests off the CNC for a dining seat maquette with @markkhourydesign Whether your project uses conventional assembly techniques or aims to replace them entirely, maquettes are an invaluable asset to ensure the aesthetic, ergonomic and manipulative integrity of the Built Form. It’s the first opportunity to realize your idea in the tangible world!

The end result. Sophisticated landscape designed and built by @buildwithcmci. Looking forward to fabricating for them again soon!

Measure twice, fab once. Fitment between the steel planter and architectural concrete wall was fantastic. It’s always rewarding working with @buildwithcmci

Acoustic bass panel covers on the CNC. Commissioned for a music production studio in Scarborough.

Concepts in materiality. Exploring finishing techniques and testing processes used to achieve them. Always learning!