Monday, October 26, 2009
Mock up refinement
This week I have make some changes to my existing stool
design. Here are the working progression and my testing
to the changes.
Turns out, my design now is much more stronger! :)
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Mock up
First I've made it in a 1:5 scale, and testing it
using my weight, and it feels rigid and strong,
therefore i believe the 1:1 model will be strong
enough too.
After making the 1:1 model, and getting to sit
on it, i can feel that the top is a little weak,
perhaps its because the top is too big for the
bottom, or its the angle of the folds, but I'll try
adjusting the size of the top to see what happen next.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Task 3: Refined concepts
Concept 3 still uses the folding idea but it is now in 1 piece instead of 2 which will fit in the Xanita X board.
Papton chair-class exercise
Monday, October 12, 2009
origami packaging
I found this online when I was browsing for inspiration.
Folding is a big part of packaging design and i think this packaging design is just amazing!
I hope this inspire anyone who is struggling with ideas! :)
for a larger image, please visit
http://designvagabond.blogspot.com/2009/09/origami-food-packaging.html
earlier concepts
Concept 2:
Concept 1:
After making the mini models i decided i wanted to go further with concept 2 and 3 for next week. I really like the idea in concept 3 where its all about the folding and the cardboard come together in a very unique way. So i think i'll keep making models and test ideas towards that.
For concept 2, the idea itself creates a very solid seat except i believe it will need more support to emphasize on the strength of the chair.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Pen Plan Paris
o This is an exhibition that was built in 2006 for about a week in November in
o Pen Plan Paris by March Studios is a collaborative project in association with ArtPlay and support from the city of
o It is a full-scale cardboard model of a Parisian apartment that had invited 350 children from
- International scale in Melbourne and Paris, it raised international awareness which lead to features in magazines and Journals such as Architecture
- And because this activity is so different and perhaps outrageous it caught people’s attention – not just of designers but the public-family members.