Wolfram Graubner
Planner
- Wolfram GraubnerPlay stations for developing the senses are both play equipment and sculptures.
This means that their aesthetic appearance is just as important as their play idea and technical functions. The play stations, with their versatile linking points such as sound, colour, symmetry, vibrations, flow or swirling, have been developed in such a way that all the senses a person uses in their daily life come into play., says Wolfram Graubner.
The focus is on the big, wonderful phenomena of nature and its principles. The way in which the player can independently initiate the action and make it their own makes them into true experiences
Designs in the Richter programme
10.96000 Stone Pendulum
10.93000 Partner Swing Pyramid
10.1100 Impulse Spheres
10.14000 Moiré Disc
7.89552 Roating Disc for Curve
10.45000 Stone Harp
10.46000 Stone Xylophone
10.52400 Tubular Chimes
10.53100 Tubular-Dendrophone
10.53200 Sound Arch with 5 tones
10.91540 Turning Stone
10.73200 Large Balancing Disc
Born in Kitzingen am Main in 1953, Wolfram Graubner trained in craftsmanship and industrial wood processing in the family business and at wood working technical schools in Rosenheim and Bad Wildungen.
He studied psychology and philosophy in Berlin and Frankfurt from 1974 to 1977.
In 1978 he founded a woodworking business and, in a very close cooperation with Hugo Kükelhaus, developed and constructed the “play stations for the developing the senses”. These are manufactured and sold by the Richter Spielgeräte company in Frasdorf today.
Wolfram Graubner today works as a freelance consultant and planner.