Display System 05 — Sys.M5
The frame
is the circuit.
PRISM takes the same steel frame logic as the rest of the Modular family and runs a current through its edges: glass shelving, brushed dark metal, and one continuous line of light that outlines the structure instead of hiding inside it.
Nine-cubby grid, brushed dark steel, glass shelving. Electric blue accent circuit, shown active.
01 — System
Three measures, one circuit running through all of them.
Every PRISM shares its sense of proportion with the rest of the Modular family: add a column and the cubby grid extends sideways, add a row and it grows up. What is new here is what travels with the structure. A connector node sits at every corner of every level, and a single accent strip runs between them, up the two front posts and along the front edge of each level, so the wiring reads as part of the design instead of something bolted on after.
- Width
- 108 cm
- Height
- 156 cm
- Depth
- 37 cm
- Cubbies
- 9, plus 3 bins
Figures shown are a reference configuration for this concept, not a live calculator. Width, height, depth and cubby count are the variables a real PRISM configurator would expose, same as every other expression of this family.
02 — Schematic
The same logic, drawn as a floor plan.
Add a module and the circuit redraws itself around the new outline, posts and connector nodes included. This is a 2D illustration of the rule, not a 3D render.
Illustrative floor-plan schematic, not a live configurator. The real parametric version of this logic runs as actual geometry in LATTICE, Shelving System 06.
- Modules
- 2
- Total width
- 160 cm
- Levels
- 5 fixed
03 — Accent
One circuit, four colors it could carry.
The strip and its nodes are a single emission material, same geometry every time. Only the color of the signal changes between channels.
A.01 / Active Channel
Electric Blue
The channel shown in every image on this page. Saturated blue core, cooling to a pale cyan where the strip meets a connector node.
04 — Detail
Close enough to see where the current meets the glass.
Connector node, front-right post, middle level. Electric blue circuit, glass shelf edge, brushed steel behind it.