Archive for the ‘Design’ Category
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Adel in Schlesien temporary exhibition
Poland | Legnica | 2014
Temporary exhibition “Adel in Schlesien” is a cycle of international historical exhibitions created in German and Polish collaboration.
Project in Legnica was a complex intervention and included arrangement of three exhibition halls, of a total area of 620 square meters, and renovation of the museum entrance area.
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M-store
Spain | Barcelona | 2013
Goal for this project was to design an exhibition for souvenir shop. Leading topic was a reinterpretated image of the world.
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puzzle stool
Portugal | Lisbon
The main aim of the project was to design a stool, light and possible to fold and carry.The stool is created without any additional joints like steel nails, screws or glue. Construction is based on a few simple and flat elements, connected to each other like puzzles. When we put them together they create 3D composition – a stool. It works like 3D jigsaw. We also can unfold the elements and easy transport or hide stool anywhere.
The set is compound from four simple pieces, which fit to each other. There are three legs in the same shape and a round seat. -
exerscience_optical gym
Germany | Cologne | 2013
Idea for the project was to design an object, urban furniture which would allow to connect exercising and educational functions. It is named EXERSCIENCE and has a form of a public gym machines, but much more interesting. It could be placed in every type of public space and it was dedicated to function outdoors but it might be used indoors as well. Thanks to its modular design all the units may be variously connected into different combination and be easily adapted regarding to the on-place conditions, creating interesting compositions. At the same time its modern, unusual shape stimulates to take a look inside and eye-catching color is encouraging and inviting to play with.
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coat rack
Portugal | Lisbon | 2013
The main goal of the proposal was to create a simple rack. The rack is created from three metal pipes. Each of them has a different height. Pipes have been bent in two points. The middle part of every pipe is straight. Over that part all pipes have different angle of bending, under it, same angle of bending. All pipes are connected with each other by three wooden planks. The wooden planks intersect with each other and create wooden connector. There are no extra joints in the rack. Every element perfectly match to each other and create stable composition.The rack is 1.7 m high.