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Austrian artist Klemens Torggler has reinvented the door with his latest project.

 

Called the Evolution Door (which we first spotted on the blog Colossal), the 4-panel door opens and closes elegantly as though it’s made of pieces of paper. Roggler calls it a “flip panel door” (or “Dryehplattentür”).

 

Torggler has a few variations on this door, one with the origami-esque triangles that fold out to help the door move, and another system with rods that rotate two square panels.

 

Currently the door is a prototype, and comes in a glass, steel, and wood version.

 

Watch the triangle version in action below:

 

And here’s the steel door with rod system:

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more for indoor use. But then, just use sliding door better right? - simple and space-saving.

 

This kind of door will find its way to Ivory Towers' numerous rooms...

Not for peasants like us, we only bamboo door and frame....

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Another thing is how to open/close the door if you are on the other side? You can't reach switch to open. And if you want to close and be on the other side, once you touch the switch, you have to race to the other room before it fully closed.

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door-2.gif

 

 

door-1.gif

 

Austrian artist Klemens Torggler has reinvented the door with his latest project.

 

Called the Evolution Door (which we first spotted on the blog Colossal), the 4-panel door opens and closes elegantly as though it’s made of pieces of paper. Roggler calls it a “flip panel door” (or “Dryehplattentür”).

 

Torggler has a few variations on this door, one with the origami-esque triangles that fold out to help the door move, and another system with rods that rotate two square panels.

 

Currently the door is a prototype, and comes in a glass, steel, and wood version.

 

Watch the triangle version in action below:

 

And here’s the steel door with rod system:

 

 

cooooool~~!

but not child safe leh.

kiep tio chiew tio hoh seh liow~!

 

but i like the concept. very cool and space saving~! [laugh]

 

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Supercharged

run a spring wire from top end of door frame to the other end. then slot a cotton cloth through it just like the olden days.

 

"Green" - checked

Space Saving - checked

Retro - checked

Cost Savings - checked

Safety - checked

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run a spring wire from top end of door frame to the other end. then slot a cotton cloth through it just like the olden days.

 

"Green" - checked

Space Saving - checked

Retro - checked

Cost Savings - checked

Safety - checked

Child proof - oops, daddy mummy why you two fighting in bed ? :huh:

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