High Sticking Chair 3D model

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Designer Frank Gehry Unveils Revolutionary High Sticking Chair in 1990 The Knoll company is proud to manufacture the High Sticking Chair, a masterpiece designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry. Initially released in 1990, this iconic chair has undergone a significant transformation with the 2011 update. Featuring a sleek and modern design, the High Sticking Chair boasts a preview-ready feature, allowing users to visualize its impressive texture. The unwrap UVW capability enables seamless editing of the model's surface, making it an ideal choice for designers and architects alike. Measuring 511mm in width, 606mm in length, and 1101mm in height, this chair is a statement piece that demands attention. With a staggering 10,465 polygons and 10,331 vertices, its complex structure is both visually striking and mathematically precise. The High Sticking Chair features a robust XForm capability, ensuring flexibility and adaptability during the design process. Furthermore, it employs the box trick technique, allowing for efficient rendering and manipulation of the model's geometry. This singular chair design consists of a single model part, making it easy to manage and update. The V-Ray render engine brings the High Sticking Chair to life with unparalleled realism and precision. Available in multiple formats, including 3Ds Max 2011, OBJ, FBX, and 3DS, this digital asset is compatible with a wide range of software applications. Whether you're a seasoned designer or an aspiring architect, the High Sticking Chair is sure to inspire creativity and push the boundaries of innovative design.