Go ahead and do it. Shouldn't cost you more than 50 bucks for the plywood. Judd is working with very simple elements to create a spectrum of cube spatial parti

Go ahead and do it. Shouldn't cost you more than 50 bucks for the plywood. Judd is working with very simple elements to create a spectrum of cube spatial partitions. (Compare Red and Green chairs in frontpiece pic of the blog post. Note the recessed element in both.) This actually does take spatial design talent. He is also working with color. A simple device of non-coated edges is providing 'structural' sense. Finally, he's playing a little numbers game. Looks like all those chairs use 5 planes. They suck as furniture, but are compact expressions of a genuine strain of architectural thought.