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Modern Round Wooden Tree Bench is a sculptural commercial bench designed as an architectural seating element for contemporary public, commercial, and outdoor spaces.Its circular parametric form is designed to wrap around trees, creating a functional seating solution and a strong sculptural feature within the landscape. The continuous geometry establishes visual rhythm while maintaining comfort, stability, and long-term durability in outdoor environments.Designed and handcrafted in the USA, each Modern Round Wooden Tree Bench is produced to order using precision CNC fabrication. The construction is optimized for indoor or outdoor use, depending on material selection and finish system. Best for: parks, gardens, hotel courtyards, plazas, public landscapes, and upscale residential outdoor spaces. Key details• Circular parametric wooden bench designed for tree integration • Sculptural architectural seating for outdoor environments • Precision CNC-fabricated layered construction • Visible layered wood structure • Indoor and outdoor configurations available • Custom sizes and finishes available Construction details• Parametric circular geometry • Layered plywood segment construction • Smooth continuous curves forming a closed ring • Hidden reinforced internal structure Material & finish options Indoor use• Birch plywood (interior grade) — warm layered structure, clean architectural look • Oak plywood (interior grade) — premium grain and refined appearance Finishes (indoor): • Natural oil finishes • Hardwax oil finishes • Wood stains (custom colors available) Outdoor use• Exterior-grade plywood — suitable for outdoor installations Finishes (outdoor): • Le Tonkinois marine varnish (natural oil-based varnish, UV & moisture resistant) • Yacht-grade exterior varnish systems Color options• Natural wood tones • Vibrant custom colors available Dimensions • Diameter: 101 in • Height: 20 in • Inner diameter: 44 in CustomizationEach Modern Round Wooden Tree Bench is made to order and adapted to project-specific requirements, including diameter, materials, finishes, color options, and outdoor treatment.

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The grand living room needed large focal pieces, so our design team began by selecting the large iron chandelier to anchor the space. The black iron of the chandelier echoes the black window trim of the two story windows and fills the volume of space nicely. The plain fireplace wall was underwhelming, so our team selected four slabs of premium Calcutta gold marble and butterfly bookmatched the slabs to add a sophisticated focal point. Tall sheer drapes add height and subtle drama to the space. The comfortable sectional sofa and woven side chairs provide the perfect space for relaxing or for entertaining guests. Woven end tables, a woven table lamp, woven baskets and tall olive trees add texture and a casual touch to the space. The expansive sliding glass doors provide indoor/outdoor entertainment and ease of traffic flow when a large number of guests are gathered.

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These three images serve as a mood board for our Los Angeles Redesign. Incorporating nature back into Los Angeles was at the fore-front of our redesign. The top image is from Avatar the Last Airbender, called the Banyan-Grove Tree. This tree drove our figurative narrative concept of "roots" that connect the entire 1x1 mile square we were tasked to redesign. In the show, the banyan tree expands its roots all across the swap to plant more trees. The last two images serve as a visual aid for the "Routes to Roots" redesign. Lots of trees with expansive roots Narrative: Many years ago, a vast tree once enchanted the plains of Los Angeles. Scientists could not track the tree's age, deeming it immortal due to its many deeply ingrained and expansive roots across the city. To this day, scientists are still uncertain about the tree's origin. Its roots and lush branches sprawled anywhere it could, engulfing anything in its path. The tree had unique properties; anyone who touched the tree's foundations could communicate with another person a mile away and, on special occasions, grant auspicious fortunes. The city worshiped this magical tree because it was the center of all life. Or so it was. The discovery of the tree's healing sap quickly drove people mad, and in a frenzy, people began to chop at the tree. The growth of filmmaking and Hollywood attracted many people to LA because of the great weather and diverse landscape. Oil was discovered near the tree shortly after. Finally, oil production was the tipping point, and these three factors led to the demise of the immortal tree. By 1950, the vast tree had no longer enchanted the city. Nowadays, problems with constant traffic, heavy air pollution, and past effects of redlining have all repelled the potential residents of the territory. Gridding lurks within the city, unconsciously controlling the movement of people. The severe health risks from these problems and the water scarcity and well-being are making researchers rethink the city's future. Due to this, the government tasks architects from all over the country to redesign Los Angeles, but it has to relate to the once immortal tree. At the same time, they are providing solutions to these five issues: redlining, heat severity, accessibility, open spaces, and lastly, preserving essential landmarks and bringing back the city's roots while still housing the population. Years later, a team of architects pitched their 200-year redesign, reimagining the superfuture of Los Angeles. The mission will be titled "From Routes to Roots". Here's what they pitched:

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