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Narwhal woodcuts, 3D-printed jewelry and customized panels to organize your records.
That’s just a taste of what you can get at NextFab’s holiday pop-up shop. For the month of December, NextFab transformed the old Springboard Media space at 2212 Walnut St. The shop features products made at the Washington Avenue makerspace or by those affiliated with it.
It’s open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Dec. 18-24.
Get more detailsNextFab owner Evan Malone bought 2212 Walnut St. in 2009 as a space for NextFab but opted for the University City Science Center space when the opportunity arose, he said via email. The facade and interior floor structure were rebuilt by famous Art Deco architect Ralph Bencker in 1928, Malone said, calling it “a beautiful, iconic building in desperate need of restoration.”
It’s been vacant since Springboard left and Malone aims to get it on the rental market in early 2015, after the final renovations are complete.
These are a few of our favorites from the pop-up shop.
Record organizers by John Halko of Oat Foundry. (Photo by Julian Reyes)
A “356 Porsche Table” by Rogue Builds. (Photo by Juliana Reyes)
A narwhal woodcut by Evan Standish. (Photo by Juliana Reyes)
Artwork by Maria Schneider. (Photo by Juliana Reyes)
3D-printed jewelry by Christine Alaniz. (Photo by Juliana Reyes)
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