For our third and final installment of Beneath the Surface, we visit the DuPont™ Corian® Design Studio in Manhattan to talk about the recent Koch Theater project at Lincoln Center, which features a ticket booth clad in Corian®.
In this video series we explore the myriad uses of Corian®.
For the second video in our series exploring the versatility of DuPont™ Corian®, we delve into the use of the material in the healthcare sector. Speaking to medical professionals and children's advocates, we highlight the effectiveness of bright colors and the resilient nature of a most intriguing design material—DuPont™ Corian®.
Located in the Flatiron District of New York City, the 5,000-square-foot Dupont™ Corian® Studio was created to inspire and ignite interest in the imaginative applications of Corian® solid surfaces. Designed by New York–based Morris-Sato Studio, the space used cutting-edge lighting and sound technology to provide a full-sensory experience for designers and architects to experiment with Corian® surfaces. The first of its kind, this unique workshop has attracted renowned members of the architecture and design community.
Schedule an appointment now to visit the New York City studio and receive private consultation and project support!
In this video series we explore the myriad uses of Corian®. We kicked things off with a visit to Philadelphia University, where a group of intrepid industrial design students challenged their imaginations to conceive furniture, tableware, accessories and more—all constructed of Corian®.
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