Unità Scrivania Personalizzata (A1)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
Concepito negli anni '60 dall'architetto svizzero Fritz Haller e dal product designer Paul Schärer, il sistema USM Haller nasce come soluzione strutturale per la fabbrica USM di Münsingen, Svizzera. Ne è emersa un'architettura modulare di mobili basata sulla precisione industriale, il cui connettore a sfera e tubolare in acciaio cromato è diventato uno dei gesti strutturali più riconosciuti nel design del ventesimo secolo.
L'unità scrivania personalizzata A1 distilla questa filosofia in uno spazio di lavoro mirato. Una superficie di lavoro integrata si trova sopra un vano portaoggetti da 14 pollici nascosto da un'anta a ribalta con serratura, mantenendo l'esterno pulito e il contenuto a portata di mano. Le proporzioni sono compatte senza risultare anguste, un equilibrio che ha definito il sistema Haller in sei decenni di produzione.
- Superficie di lavoro integrata con vano portaoggetti a ribalta da 14 pollici con serratura
- Disponibile in 7 colori standard per la superficie
- Struttura con connettori a sfera e tubolare in acciaio cromato
- Adatto per uffici domestici, studi e spazi di lavoro privati
- Configurabile su ordinazione
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Who designed the USM Haller system?
The USM Haller system was designed by Swiss architect Fritz Haller and product designer Paul Schärer in the 1960s, originally as a structural and furniture solution for the USM factory in Münsingen, Switzerland. The collaboration between an architect and an industrial designer produced a system that bridges engineering logic and formal elegance.
What is the USM Haller ball-and-tube connector?
The ball-and-tube connector is the defining structural element of the USM Haller system. A precision-engineered chrome-plated steel sphere accepts tubular steel members at multiple angles, allowing modules to be assembled and reconfigured in three dimensions without visible fasteners. It has been recognized as one of the canonical details of late twentieth-century industrial design.
Can the USM Haller Desk Unit A1 be reconfigured or expanded later?
Yes. The USM Haller system is modular by design, meaning individual units can be added to, rearranged, or combined with other Haller components over time. This adaptability is one of the core principles Haller and Schärer built into the system from its inception.
What surface color options are available for the Desk Unit A1?
The Custom Desk Unit A1 is available in 7 standard surface colors. USM's color palette has been carefully maintained over the decades, ranging from neutral whites and grays to deeper tones, allowing the unit to integrate with a wide range of interior environments.
Is the USM Haller system considered a design collectible?
The USM Haller system holds a significant place in design history and is included in the permanent collections of several major design museums. Its combination of structural ingenuity, material consistency, and configurability has kept it in continuous production since the 1960s, a rare distinction among twentieth-century furniture systems.
