Douglass Ball and Jeff Sokalski - Newspace - Desk, Office chair (1) - Clipper CS-1

Computer workstation for anyone who spends extensive time using a computer. The capsule workstation resembles an airplane cockpit. The seat, back and foot rests all adjust to allow for an exact custom fit to a wide range of body sizes. There is a break incorporated into the seat that allows the user to position themselves perfectly in relation to the computer monitor. Air and sound control is also taken into consideration. The Clipper began as study into the perfect work environment instigated by office furniture manufacturer Herman Miller, who is also credited with the invention of the office cubicle. Newspace put the final design into production and built about a hundred. The Clipper received critical acclaims in numerous magazines (i. a. Architectural Review,Wired,Vogue magazine) . Museums, collectors and companies contributed to the swift selling out of the design. The Museum of Design (London) acquired one for their permanent collection. Dismantled, assistance for assembling is possible. Pick-up,or shipment to be fully arranged by/on behalf of buyer (Brenger. nl?) .