Concept desk

— Neglegunt concept desk

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
1,40 x 1,10 x 0,86m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept table

— Ignis concept table

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
1,33 x 0,86m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

A Pyros Collection é um projecto criado com o objectivo de alertar as autoridades para a importância da prevenção contra os incêndios. Um conjunto de peças de mobiliário “anti-design” criadas a partir de madeira queimada.

Nesse sentido, a organização de defesa e conservação ambiental vai oferecer uma das peças da coleção a João Pedro Matos Fernandes, ministro do Ambiente e da Acção Climática. O objectivo é “lembrar as autoridades dos fogos de 2019 e incentivar o governo a criar medidas de prevenção, que evitem no futuro tragédias de grande dimensão, como o incêndio de 2017 em Pedrógão Grande, que matou 66 pessoas”.

Estas peças surgem a convite da FCB Lisboa, para a ANP/WWF, sob o mote “A solução está na nossa mão”, a iniciativa é lançada no mesmo dia em que a organização divulgou o Relatório Ibérico de Incêndios, onde se sublinha que isso passa por “apostar na prevenção à escala planetária: lutar contra as alterações climáticas, gerir o território, promover paisagens rentáveis e menos inflamáveis, reduzir a sinistralidade e travar a desflorestação nos trópicos”.

O catálogo completo pode ser visto na plataforma www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept chair

— Flamma concept chair

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
0,43 x 0,50 x 0,90m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept bench

— Mortem concept bench

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
3,30 x 0,60 x 0,50m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept stool

— Lacrimae concept stool

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
0,46 x 0,46 x 0,46m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept desk

— Devastio concept desk

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
0,30 x 0,48m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept stool

— Carbo concept stool

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
0,30 x 0,48m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.

Concept chair

— Tenebris concept chair

Material
Wildfire burned wood

Measures
0,4 x 1,00m

Collection catalog

— Design to discomfort

The Pyros Collection is a project created to alert authorities to the importance of fire prevention. A set of “anti-design” pieces of furniture created from burnt wood.

In this sense, the environmental defence and conservation organisation will offer one of the pieces in the collection to João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Minister for the Environment and Climate Action. The aim is “to remind the authorities of the fires of 2019 and to encourage the government to create prevention measures, which will prevent major tragedies in the future, such as the 2017 fire in Pedrógão Grande, which killed 66 people”.

These pieces were created at the invitation of the FCB Lisbon, for the ANP/WWF, under the motto “The solution is in our hands”, the initiative is launched on the same day that the organisation released the Iberian Fire Report, which stresses that this involves “investing in prevention on a global scale: fighting climate change, managing the territory, promoting profitable and less flammable landscapes, reducing accidents and halting deforestation in the tropics”.

The complete catalogue can be viewed on the platform www.natureza-portugal.org.