Braun T 1000
The Braun T 1000 is a world receiver that was produced and sold by Braun from 1963 to 1967 . The transistor radio was first presented in 1963 at the Great German Radio Exhibition in Berlin . In 1968, the T 1000 CD was released, which was only offered until about 1970. The T 1000 was designed by Dieter Rams and was part of the then product line Studio 1000 by Braun. Of the portable radio with metal bracket in aluminum housing were produced until 1967 about 10,800 pieces with black scale and about 500 pieces with a white scale. Of the successor model T 1000 CD until 1970 about 13,981 pieces were produced.
Bang & Olfsen Beoplay A9
With the A9 I wanted to make a timeless classic something which is beautiful from all angles in all times. A9 was inspired by sound and by music. The shape is a circle and the reason why I choose a circle is because the sound travels in circles. The A9 is made out of very few elements which are used as much as possible and crafted in the best materials; high quality wood high quality plastics high quality aluminium and a very good fabric.
Apel Small Stool
Debuted in September 2011 as part of Bernhardt Design's contract furniture line, Apel is a family of ottomans born out of a desire to support and maximize the organic and spontaneous interactions between people. Stylistically versatile, highly customizable, and adaptable to a multitude of commercial and residential environments, Apel can be grouped and configured into various "clusters", with landscape formats serving as hubs or "planets" and small formats with optional casters as mobile "satellites". The line's modular and multi-directional nature encourages an unusually broad range of human interactions in various contexts all in a relaxed, contemporary form.
The Project
The environments we find ourselves in greatly affect our moods. SQSP’s office is a designed space that evokes and stimulates creative thinking and problem solving. The aesthetic of this office is what helps designers and creative problem solvers to be in an environment conducive of innovation. We decided for our 2019 Hackweek project to educate SQSP employees on the design and furniture in this office that create an environment where innovation is cultivated.
The Office
New York-based architecture, design, and strategy firm A+I is designed the of headquarters of Squarespace in New York City - a home to one of the world’s leading voices in website publishing. With approximately 100,000 square feet, the Squarespace Headquarters span five full floors, a roof deck, a content studio in the basement, and an expansive ground-floor lobby/event space, in the historic Maltz Building – a manufacturing hub in the Printing House District throughout the mid-20th century.