Tête-à-Tête
A bench made of trees felled in construction of the campus, Tête-à-Tête is a bench that brings people together one conversation at a time
Year: 2015
Material: Acacia Wood
Dimensions: 173.5 x 121.7
Locations:
- School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Level 1 Atrium - Click to see on NTU Maps (SOH)
- Experimental Medicine Building, Level 3 - Click to see on NTU Maps (EMB)
- Novena Campus: Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Level 4 - Click to see on Google maps
12 solid Acacia planks form a welcoming semi-circle, the warm polished wood inviting connection with nature and each other. High backrests and open views between the slats allow for privacy without seclusion or isolation from the surrounding space. Whether you're taking a break between classes or diving into a deep discussion, Tête-à-Tête is about bringing people together, one conversation at a time.
Tête-à-Tête is part of the NTU Trees: Upcycled series, where several artists were invited to repurpose wood from trees that were felled in the building of the campus.
Artists: Fabrizio Galli
Fabrizio Galli is an Italian designer and was a visiting artist and former faculty member at the School of Art, Design and Media. He oversaw the creation of several public art sculptures in NTU like Bloom, Dandelion, Fern, Loop and Tête-à-Tête.
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