The Shared Table

ARCH 672 Propositions 51

The Shared Table
Luis Cortes
Michael Kennedy

The Shared Table, or Tavolo Condiviso, is designed to accommodate 2 to 4 people, promoting the sharing of favorite dishes through innovative rotating arms. Its centerpiece consists of multiple round layers serving as trays for various dishes, while maintaining a lower outer level to respect each individual's personal space. Constructed with steel legs and a meticulously bent and welded core, the table's top is elegantly crafted from cherry wood and coated with epoxy resin, offering a sleek and sophisticated aesthetic.

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