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Coffee in the shell
The work this post covers and every source it draws on, each linked to the original.
The workBakkie by PLANQ (Anton Teeuw and Mark Versluis), Gorinchem, material partner CoffeeBased, at Building TX (A11), Strijp-T. Dutch Design Week 2026 ddw.nlOther sources
- PLANQ, website planq.nl
- PLANQ, Bakkie planq.nl
- OpenStax, Anatomy and Physiology 2e, §8.3 The Pelvic Girdle and Pelvis openstax.org
- Dutch Design Week venue: Building TX ddw.nl
- Dutch design week 2026 tips (vogue.nl) vogue.nl
- Building tx (ddw.nl) ddw.nl
- NL 772 100166 (pss-archi.eu) pss-archi.eu
- ddw.nl/nl/programma/bakkie ddw.nl
Images, slide by slide
- Slide 1
- A dark brown molded chair shell on a slim steel frame, with PLANQ painted in red on the seatPhoto: RN Collins
- Slide 2
- A dark brown molded chair shell seen from above, marked PLANQ in red, on a gray floorPhoto: RN Collins
- Slide 3
- A lab flask of roasted coffee beans beside a printed card headed Coffee, step 01Photo: RN Collins
- Slide 4
- A flask of dried coffee grounds beside a printed card headed Dried coffee grounds, step 02Photo: RN Collins
- Slide 5
- A flask of black recycled plastic pieces beside a printed card headed Recycled plastic, step 03Photo: RN Collins
- Slide 6
- Diagram: coffee, then dried grounds, join recycled plastic to make granulate, which is molded into a chair shellImage: RN Collins studio, code-drawn. Checked against The maker's process cards at the stand, RN's photo ip1741 (no amounts or ratios) (source line drawn on the graphic)
- Slide 7
- A dark brown molded chair on a steel frame, standing by a window rail on a gray floorPhoto: RN Collins
- Ring frame
- Coffee mill with brass mounts on a wooden case (about 1700 to 1725), Rijksmuseum, AmsterdamFrame: Rijksmuseum, CC0, croppedMuseum or journal record
- Quotes and video
- RN's phone photos behind this post, including Planq's process cardsRN's own footage, 18 Oct 2026, Building TX, Strijp-T, Eindhoven