Vova_Lamp-HD-Studio-by-Zach-Hines-and-Oliver-Dibrova

H+D Studio

Vova_Lamp-HD-Studio-by-Zach-Hines-and-Oliver-Dibrova

designed by oliver dibrova and zach hines

on sale now. contact: p@oliverdibrova.com

Concept:

The concept for H+D Studio’s Vova lamp was driven and developed using a minimal surface tiling algorithm optimizing form and function. Once a module was created, the geometry was tiled radially 10 times and resulted in this nal formation.

Material:

The material we use to print your lamp is polyamide: white, strong, somewhat exible and ideal for lamps because of its high mechanical and thermal resistance. Almost every design is printable in polyamide, which oers you ‘freedom of design’. You can make very complex designs, both large and small, with printable details starting from 1mm.

Fabrication Process:

The technique we use to build your design with polyamide is called Laser Sintering

With laser Sintering models are printed layer by layer by a laser that draws thin lines in the powder. The powder then melts and bonds together to form a thin layer of the whole model. After a layer is
printed, a new layer of fresh powder is spread over the surface by a roller. The printer has a print chamber that is heated up just below the melting point of the powder; the laser beam adds the extra energy to make the powder melt, forming a solid model. After a print job is finished the result is a perfectly accurate Vova lamp.

Finish:

H+D Studio strives to offer the optimal tailored solution, a wide range of unique services are available to ensure that your exact project requirements are met. Depending on the surface requirements of the nal design, the part will be nished smooth and then undergo the correct fnishing process. Typically the Vova lamp is primed, appearance surfaces are sanded smooth, and color coats applied based on customer specication. Metal plating is also a process that can be performed on the design with advanced notice.

Fabricated Vova Lamp