toki-doki table is a small and simple side table made from 2 parts. The table top includes the leg and is made from one piece of aluminium, whereas the base/foot consists of steel to provide the necessary weight for stability. Inspired by the 10 principles of good design by Dieter Rams, Japanese Zen theory and the need for cost effective but well thought-out solutions during the current economical renewal.

C-Screen is a modular aluminium screen system consisting of 2 different parts, wich will allow the screen to be assembled in an endless variety of different sizes and shapes.

S-08 bench is an additive bench/stool system made from coloured acrylic. The design allows for a plenitude of different shapes, lengths and colour schemes.

F-LOW SIDE TABLE is a low side/coffe table make from polished aluminium. The outlines of the developed shape arelaser cut and the table is then punch drawn into it’s final form.

JO-8 transparent nesting tables are the colour acrylic version of the previously introduced aluminium side table system

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.

The design process of Morphogenesis Lounge Chair started with an intensive research process of natural structural systems and micro structures. The gained un­derstanding was translated into the realm of furniture design while constantly shifting various parameters keeping basic requirements like comfort, size and usability in mind. This process was fully digitalized and computer aided up to the level of structural test­ing, dimensioning and optimization of the individual elements.

Designer: Timothy Schreiber Made in UK / Germany

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Inspired by natural formations of ice and snow, this series of glasses aims to translate the natural beauty of those elements into persistent household objects. There are 2 different versions. "Ice" is made from clear glass, whereas the "Frost" series use sandblasted glass as the only material.

Designer / Architect: Timothy Schreiber Made in UK

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design was inspired by natural fluid patterns and naturally grown shapes. This approach was translated into an initial digital model, which was subsequently optimized using digital structural and artificial intelligence algorithms. Special attention was paid to the organic, bone-like connections at the branches, where the complete ensemble splits up into it’s subparts, which make the table demountable for transport convenience.

Designer: Timothy Schreiber Made in London,Uk

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mY_CHAIR is a lightweight aluminium folding chair in various different colours. It is a hybrid construction of anodized aluminium finish, white glossy polycarbonate and an aluminium foam structure internally. This cutting-edge internal build up and the newly developed hinges provide the required stability for this design with 4 unjointed legs.

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Based on an analogy with the highly efficient cellular structure of living wood or bone, this micro structure is comprised of a fine lattice that minimises weight while maximising strength. The design method, a result of recent research at University College London, combines principles of evolution and artificial intelligence to create a material that responds to its environment by growing denser in the areas required to best withstand the external forces applied when the object is in use. The composition of the cells is the result of a genetic algorithm, a computational process directly modeled on evolution in nature that creates a modular space frame structure of tiny interconnected struts, specifically suited to the material and fabrication process.

A prototype of this structure which is integrated in the design of Timothy Schreiber's Pan_07 chair will be on display during the designmai 2007 in Berlin. (12-20.05.07).

Designer: TIMOTHY SCHREIBER Made in: UK

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A_LOUNGER is an airport lounge chair made from recycled, disused airplane aluminium. 3 shapes (straight, convex and concave) and different hues of the upholstery can be combined into numerous linear, curved and circular forms. The life cycle of the airplane aluminium, which generally can't be reused for new planes, closes. It is re-implemented into air traffic on ground level inside the terminal.

Designer: Timothy Schreiber Made in: London, UK

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"A Chair" Timothy Schreiber is manufactured from a flat sheet of aluminium. The unfolded outlines are lasercut to shape and machine bent into the final form. Two cushions are seamlessly integrated into to the overall form of this lightweight chair.

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