JO-8 nesting tables are a homage to Josf Albers nesting tables, designed at the Bauhaus in 1927.

originally designed as a proposed outdoor lounge chair for Toyo Ito's Serpentine Pavillion, the geometry of Timothy Schreiber's X_LOUNGER is based on a single ray, traced along a periodic double curved surface.

However, with the start of the Beijing Olympics and the media focus on the games' main stadium, it will most likely be nicknamed "the bird's nest chair" shortly.

ZERO G TABLE is made from carbon nano tubes, a technology originally developed for tennis racquets. Carbon nanotubes are 10 times stiffer than conventional graphite and are extremely durable. They also weigh just a fraction of conventional materials. The sopisticated mechanism at the legs, allows them to be dismantled without any tools yet the table appears to be formed from one continuous piece of stretched material.

Universal table generator is based on self-similar, modular geometry and organic growth algorithms. The user can easily generate highly complex table structures simply by specifying functional constraints such as overall desired shape. The program generates a structure from a family of varied modular branches that are economically fabricated by conventional methods, yet combine to allow an endless variety of permutations within the given constraints.