University of California Davis
M60 Swing Away + Ply Chairs
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designed an innovative learning environment at University of California Davis using the M60 Swing Away. The room was designed for flexibility and future adaptability in the evolving higher education pedagogy. The design focus of this building is built on fostering engagement and collaborative interaction in a welcoming and inclusive environment. One of the game-changing design features includes a clam shell orientation with a minimal sloped floor for stronger connections between instructors and learners. Almost 600 positions of swing away seating with Ply chairs allow for ease of circulation and “think/pair/share” active learning.
Project Details
- PROJECT: University of California Davis, California Lecture Hall
- LOCATION: Davis, California
- ARCHITECT: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
- PRODUCT: M60 Swing Away + Ply Chairs
- SCOPE: 579 Positions
- CONFIGURATION: Radius
- M60 FINISHES: Continuous Tables in Wilsonart White Tigris Laminate, Urethane & 3mm Edges in Platinum, Front Row 24” Continuous Radius Modesty Panels in Maple Veneer, Pedestals in Silver
- PLY CHAIR FINISHES: Natural Birch Plywood, Upholstered Seat & Back Cushions in Momentum, Infinity – Pewter
- OPTIONS: Wire Management
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