Benjamin Aranda and Chris Lasch create objects with they deem "mundane" (such as a chair or a room) and infuse an element of innovation, specifically through their use of modular systems and crystallography.With numerous notable projects, including a monumental design commissioned by MoMA, their projects utilize shapes such as octahedrons, and tweak standard assembly procedures to create slight differences from what is anticipated in design. Together Aranda and Lasch create experimental structures that look for unique ways of applying new materials, concepts and structure planning to ideas inspired by crystallography, modern culture, and the infinite possibilities of irregular forms.Read More