Aldana Lorenzo is an architect and designer based in Berlin, originally from Argentina.
With a focus on spatial, product, and concept design, Aldana combines her background in architecture with a keen eye for aesthetics and functionality.
Her work often centers around experimental and conceptual design, exploring the relationship between humans and the built environment.
Her argument is filed under the principles of sustainability and well-being, which she sees as intertwined concepts.
Lorenzo is committed to creating designs that not only look good but also have a positive impact on the planet and the people who inhabit it.
Three's company is a dialogue between three chairs, which celebrate the importance of harmony and unity. The design pieces empathise with the Bauhaus movement, responding to the demand for a new language of liberated forms.
Characterized by their calm symmetry and sturdy construction, the chairs embody simple, contemporary design. The focus of the design is on function, relying on wood, a traditional materialwith soft, comfortable, and modern sculptural values.
Standard and rectangular sections make up the visual language that encourages exploration and interaction between them. The chairs can be stacked together and assembled by oneself.
Dimensions: 76x47x50
Material & finish: Solid Oak; natural, grey and black matt finish.
Showed:
2023 - Ukurant perspectives supported by The Danish Arts Foundation. Copenhagen.
Ukurant is a curated exhibition platform showcasing experi-mental design by young emerging designers, architects, artists, craftsmen and students.
The spiral stool represents the relationship we have with ourselves.
It’s an intuition, a path, a summer trip, a decision.
It is going in to go out again, emphasizing our cyclical nature.
Characterized by the use of pine and metal finish, it encourages us to experience the piece in di erent settings. Designed for use both indoors and outdoors.
It serves as a physical reminder of the significance of introspection, personal growth, and the continuous evolution of our understanding and connection with the world around us.
Dimensions: 450mm x 350mm
Material: Pine wood with a lacquered metal finish
Color: Silver, Green, Black, and Blue
Colophon
Text and Graphic Design
Aldana Lorenzo
Photography Peter Vinther
Julian Blum
Exibithion
Ukurant
Vienna Design Week
Typeface Favorit