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Design Justification

13 Projects 16 Journals 2 Publications

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13 projects

Rowan

Space x2

The design strategy was to return to the previous and simple design, and then make the spacing between the chairs and some of them so that the distance is sufficient to implement the needs and at the same time is safe in terms of spacing, the last step is to make another activity inside the bench and this overlap was games for children

JORDI

Aranea

This project is about urban furniture to reconnect people in this time of coexistence with Covid19.

寒

Ctopia

Ctopia is an urban furniture desing that requires us to imagina the public life under COVID-19 pendemic.

Nidhi

Project X

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鍾金寶

Collective Memory

The background of this project is based on the combination of traditional and modern urban space in the center of Milan, Italy, and the responsiveness, performance and interactive entertainment of the lighting value generated by the fusion of the complex and long past and the present.

Delovan

ICH: International Community Hub in Amsterdam

ICH conforms to The Czaar Peterbuurt area, and its environment, and to the needs of the people of Amsterdam’s city center and eastern dockyard too. its form does not imply the conventional understanding of form follows function, but comes with a more enhanced understanding of form follows community and environment.

gulmeena and 2 others

Food Street

The Food Street project intents to offer a dynamic, highly customizable and exciting space for chefs, customers, eatery owners, and visitors. It aims to establish a conversation between the elements of the site, the city of New York and diverse food culture, allowing for a stunning line of sight and views oriented towards Manhattan and the River.

chiming

Food-scape

To make the design responses to the sea, creates a sense of village or cluster so that people will be happy to explore every corner. Stacking the units in order to let each unit enjoy the seaview, and a vertical village is created to provide a good exploring experience.

vivek

BoX

The furniture piece was designed in keeping the minimum utility of small spaces. The boxed furniture uses different geometrical arrangements to make make various furniture types. The same furniture could be replicated in various sizes and could be used for various setting.

Sneha

Seance

Objective is to re-evaluate the relationship between design and construction through computation and demonstrate it through creation of a furniture object that radically manipulates the architecture of any urban habitat. The parametric approach allows modular algorithmic solution controlled through designing relations at different scales of arrangements.

Aliakbar

PLATFORM

A PLATFORM (December 2017) acts as a catalyst for the user and space, life and activity. It dwells at the edge of the street and aims to invite people to make it as a part of their routine. PLATFORM is a systemic design approach which is developed as a module of 1-4 seater and location of each PLATFORM is decided after the study of surrounding areas.

Elza

Architectural - sculptural vision of bench design in Rotterdam

Design consist of 2 modules, which can be organized in a row, creating rhythmic silhouette of bench's tube parts. Also as a sculptural element, the bench is well appropriate for Interstitial spaces. It can be walked around, and looks impressive from all angles. Great role is played by materials and their playfulness with light.