steel and concrete.
During the construction of the
greyroom, the client informed of
his need for a conference table
over which he could conduct
project meetings, management
sessions and postmortems.
Postmortems.
The idea developed for a table where hardcore postmortems could really be conducted, one with the demeanour and hard austerity of a clinical slab for medical examinations.
The autopsy table was designed to a length of twelve feet, a width of five and a thickness of an inch and a half. Its frame and legs were made of mild steel angles welded with the grace of a railroad steelworker.
