Who created the project "SPARK ERM"?

This project was created by Mirjam Pärnamets on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "SPARK ERM"?

"SPARK ERM" is a Walkthrough, Furniture Design, Pattern Design, Cultural Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

SPARK ERM

Spark Erm is inspired of element from endless tesselation. Realizing how many possibilities one symmetrical element can create. Seating set fits the idea behind Estonian National Museum which's architects created the flow from the old airfield. Spark Erm is multifunctional as every seating has 2 m apart and also can be used for the rule 2+2 social distance.

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