U-Joints: A Taxonomy of Connections Keep 34" x 33" x 38"

34" x 33" x 38"

it's perfect for a workspace or kitchen counter

" A joint is defined as the place where two or more parts of an object are joined together

This contemporary edition is upholstered in Knoll's classic boucle

Origin: China

U-Joints: A Taxonomy of Connections Keep 34" x 33" x 38""U joints" is short for "universal joints." A joint is defined as the place where two or more parts of an object are joined together. The result of a four year research project, U Joints: A Taxonomy of Connections looks at human history through its details, and invites us to see design and architecture in new ways. At more than 900 pages, this massive, beautifully designed volume is arranged into six taxonomic chapters: Basic Fasteners, Mechanical