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Core77 Weekly Roundup (6-29-26 to 7-2-26)

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By Rain Noe Verified
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Here's what we looked at this week: Rolls-Royce's self-leveling wheel center caps. The Swerv: A three-wheeled vehicle designed purely to provide thrills. In Chinese amusement parks, a safer version of the human cannonball trick. Node and Loft, a flexible wireless charging system by British ID firm Layer. A nifty, more functional alternative to the countertop access flap. Strange mobility: The Halfbike Pro, a compact bicycle with no seat.
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Design Classic: Hans J. Wegner's Incredible PP130 Circle Chair

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By Rain Noe Verified
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Talk about getting better as you age: Hans J. Wegner designed this PP130 Circle Chair late in his career, at the age of 72. The innovative chair uses a steam-bent hoop supporting a web of tightly-stretched jute, providing unexpected structure. Wegner had reportedly wanted to incorporate a circle into a chair for years, but it wasn't possible until manufacturer PP Møbler managed to nail the production intricacies. The chair hit the market in 1986, and is still in production today.
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From a Summer Camp for Architects, a Cool Hand-Built Bridge

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By Rain Noe Verified
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Studio in the Woods is something like summer camp for inquisitive architects. It's an annual workshop held in a rural forest in the UK, where architects and makers get together to build functional things out of wood. At this year's event, "[We] experimented with using scarf joints," writes architect and participant Lee Ivett, "to make long bendy lengths of wood that we could use to create a bridge.
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