8 Pieces of Furniture at POST
A series of 8 pieces of furniture, called SUPERFUTNIURE, represents messages from people who have been engaged in the history of the facility and the transformation of "POST Houston."
I proposed a surface graphic design for a series of 8 pieces of outdoor furniture for a new project that a former United States Postal Service (USPS) building in Houston will reborn as a new community hub, called "POST Houston." Eight chairs and tables made of gray steel, wrapped in blue representing POST Houston's brand color, remind us of envelopes and parcels formerly handled by USPS. The messages from people involved in POST Houston will be actually written down at each piece of the furniture and conveys their thoughts. The line connecting the three blues is drawn based on the topography of the site. By combining the contour lines in the 1930s when Houston's Grand Central Station was built with the current contour lines, the patterns for each piece of the furniture are created. POST Houston will convey a new message along with the thoughts of our predecessors as a cultural epicenter of Houston.
