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Design by: Trần Quốc Huy

Introduction

Trần Quốc Huy is a young architect who constantly seeks to learn and actively practices in the field of architecture.

Practice Philosophy

The designer’s practice stems from a concern for social issues, grounded in the belief that architecture must go beyond form to reflect the context in which it exists. Observing a reality where many ideas lack a solid foundation, the studio focuses on creating works that carry genuine meaning, built upon thoughtful reasoning and a humanistic spirit. Each design is seen as an opportunity to expand possibilities and to question perceptions of architecture and society. For Trần Quốc Huy, design is not merely an aesthetic solution but a message: a call to look deeper, a process that engages with life and touches fundamental, enduring values.

Approach Concept

This chair was born from leftover wood after a construction project was completed. Previously used as formwork to support shaping concrete blocks, the material had fulfilled its architectural role. Now, in a post-construction space, the pallet wood is reborn as an object that connects people. The design intentionally does not conceal its origins: screws are left visible, cracks are not smoothed out, and the material’s natural characteristics are preserved. In this way, the chair becomes a small statement of integrity in design, where structure and aesthetics are one.

Dimensions: 350x400x400 mm
Seat height: 350 mm
Material: Pine wood