here’s a new amenity being offered for apartment dwellers in Bridge Park in Dublin — a robotic furniture system that allows a bed to be hidden and converted into a living area with a touch of a button.
The system, made by Massachusetts-based Ori, Inc, will also be available in the 11-story building planned for the corner of South High and West Cherry streets Downtown.
“We’re doing a pilot program where we are testing pre-production units with real renters, and Crawford Hoying is our partner in Columbus,” said Ori CEO and Founder Hasier Larrea.
Crawford Hoying is the developer of Bridge Park and of the Downtown project, known as Cherry and High.
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