introduction to systems furniture id-439 contract design i
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Introduction to Systems Furniture
ID-439Contract Design I
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The Quickbourner Team
• Germany, 1959. Two brothers developed the concept of open office layout and brought the idea to the US in 1967.
• They believed that many offices hindered work productivity. Their designs promoted good communication and flow.
• Referred to a office landscaping.• Their plans were based upon a systems analysis
of work flow and communication.• The layout was very free and non-rectilinear.
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The Quickbourner Team
• People in frequent contact with each other were placed close together.
• Many acoustical problems were attempted to be corrected by the use of carpet, plants and acoustical ceiling tiles
• This new approach of “landscape” planning had a tremendous impact on the way offices were to be designed. They were flexible, efficient, open and informal.
• Americans, however, were slow to accept the idea because they didn’t want to give up their hardwall office, which were status symbols to the executives.
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Open Office Landscaping
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Robert Propst
• Hired by Herman Miller, Inc. in 1960• A researcher and inventor• Developed Action Office I for Herman Miller
and introduced it in 1964.• A panel based system using a vertical
approach• Despite what the modern office has
become, his goal was to get away from boxes and corridors.
• The use of the panels violated the Quickborner concept but was widely accepted as open office landscaping.
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“Grade A”Systems Manufacturers
• Haworth, Inc. : Unigroup, Places, Premise, Moxie, and Compose
• Steelcase : Series 9000, Avenir, Answer, Kick
• Herman Miller: Action Office, Ethospace, Resolve
• Allsteel: Align, Terrace, Concensys• Teknion: T/O/S, Leverage, Transit,
Lyft • Knoll: Dividends, Equity, Morrison,
Reff• Kimball: Cetra, Traxx, Footprint
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Types of “Systems”
• Non-Panel Based (Desking Systems)
• Panel Based (Universal connectors or handed connectors)
• Post and Panel• Off-Modular• Reconditioned – Refurbished – As-
is
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Non-Panel Based Systems:
• Haworth Race (a post and beam system)Haworth Race (a post and beam system)
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Non-Panel Based Systems:
• Haworth PatternsHaworth Patterns
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Haworth Patterns
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Freestanding Desking System:
• Haworth Haworth “If” “If”
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Freestanding Desking System:
• Knoll Knoll Upstart Upstart
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Panel Based System
• Monolithic• Stacked or
Segmented• Off-modular
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What is Panel Creep?
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Planning with Systems Furniture
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Panel Terminology
• Monolithic• Raceway• Topcap • Siderail• Honeycomb core• Monocoque
Construction• Adjustable
levelors/glides• Carpet grippers
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Panel System
• Top Channel Raceway
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Top Cap, Side Rail and Corner Post
• Side rails showing “slots” to hang components into.
• Corner post
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Variable height connectors
• Variable Ht. Connectors
• Covers exposed panel end when using two different panel heights
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Heights and Widths will vary
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Electrical Systems
• Haworth has an 8 Wire System• 3 Hot, 3 Neutrals, 1 ground and 1 Isolated
Ground• Max 16 amps per circuit• All manufacturers have a different system
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Electrical Systems
Lay-inPower Base RacewayBeltline PowerPorted PanelFlex ConnectorProgrammable Receptacle
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Steelcase Answer
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Components
Worksurfaces
Standard Shapes
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Components
Worksurfaces
Edge Options
Wireways – no extra chargeEdge Options
3mm T-Mold ($) - List Prices 10% less than Edgeband
3mm Edgeband ($$) - 4% less than Premise today
Cascade T-Mold ($$$) - 7% more than Edgeband
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Components
Upper Storage
Places, UniGroup, UniGroup Too
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Slider Doors – Barn Doors
Steelcase Answer
Steelcase Kick
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Haworth Compose
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Haworth Compose
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Haworth Unigroup Too
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Steelcase 9000
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Herman Miller Action Office
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Off Modular Systems
• Haworth Moxie with up-mount overheads, toppers
and “legs” support ends.
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Haworth Moxie
• Moxie • Stackable• Legs• Scrims
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Collaborative/ Teaming Station
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Collaborative/ Teaming Typicals