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Algo de Diseño todos los días
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Diseñador Tokujin Yoshioka
Tokujin Yoshioka
Nació en la prefectura de Saga, Japón en 1967. Después de graduarse del Escuela de diseño Kuwasawa en Tokyo, estudió diseño con Shiro Kuramata (1987-1988) y Issey Miyake (1988-1992) para luego empezar como freelance en 1992. Estableció el estudio Tokujin Yoshioka design en el año 2000.Sus trabajos incluyen el diseño de la tienda para Issey Miyake, Nissan, BMW, Shiseido. Exposiciones para hermes, muji, Issey Miyake y Peugeot.
Algunos de sus productos mas conocidos son:
- La serie "honey-pop"
- La serie "Tokyo-Pop" para Driade
Sillon (2002) y Banquito (2003)
- Silla Ami-Ami para Kartell
- Venus-Chaise Longue, silla de cristal natural (2008)
Do It Yourself Bicycle Kit
DIY Bicycle kit por Carl Liu
Carl liu es un diseñador chino, entre sus diseños se encuentran, Compaq iPaq PDA, reloj Nike running Triax 300 y Triax 50, con los que gano premios como el G-Mark
Visto en: Carl Liu
Un poco de packaging
Las fronteras entre las disciplinas del diseño a veces son difíciles de determinar, el packaging es una de esas fronteras indefinidas. Tiene tanto de diseño industrial como de gráfico, por eso y porque me pareció una excelente idea, hago este post.
En este caso es evidente que el diseño gráfico hizo la mayor parte, pero vale la pena verlo.
En este caso es evidente que el diseño gráfico hizo la mayor parte, pero vale la pena verlo.
Visto en: LikeCool
Impresión de Sillas
Dirk Vander Kooij estudiante de diseño, Holandés creo estas sillas a partir de heladeras, derritiendo las partes plásticas ayudado por un robot.
Endless.
One plastic string, made out of old refrigerators, crafted by a robot, into a chair.
When the first plastic chairs were made, they began with fairly simple tools and moulds to form the plastic. The simple tools were easy to adjust and this gave the designer the chance to evaluate the final product and adjust the tools almost endlessly.
As labour grew more and more expensive, it was filtered out of the process with automated and complicated tools.
These automated processes have been very inflexible until now. High investments in complicated moulds made it almost impossible for a designer to evaluate and refine his final object. The designer is no longer involved in the production process and the design stage is completely shifted to a pre production phase.
As Dirk van der Kooij considered this a lost chance he made a pact with the devil, because he found a solution, not in labour but in computerization.
By combining different techniques, he was able to design an automated but very flexible process. He taught a robot his new craft, drawing furniture out of one endlessly long plastic string.
This opened the possibility for Dirk van der Kooij to design in the good old-fashioned way, making a chair, evaluating, refining, making a chair, evaluating, refining and making a chair. Or developing an infinitely large collection of variations. Endless.
Visto en: Inhabitad y Fastcodesign
Endless.
One plastic string, made out of old refrigerators, crafted by a robot, into a chair.
When the first plastic chairs were made, they began with fairly simple tools and moulds to form the plastic. The simple tools were easy to adjust and this gave the designer the chance to evaluate the final product and adjust the tools almost endlessly.
As labour grew more and more expensive, it was filtered out of the process with automated and complicated tools.
These automated processes have been very inflexible until now. High investments in complicated moulds made it almost impossible for a designer to evaluate and refine his final object. The designer is no longer involved in the production process and the design stage is completely shifted to a pre production phase.
As Dirk van der Kooij considered this a lost chance he made a pact with the devil, because he found a solution, not in labour but in computerization.
By combining different techniques, he was able to design an automated but very flexible process. He taught a robot his new craft, drawing furniture out of one endlessly long plastic string.
This opened the possibility for Dirk van der Kooij to design in the good old-fashioned way, making a chair, evaluating, refining, making a chair, evaluating, refining and making a chair. Or developing an infinitely large collection of variations. Endless.
Infobar A01
Teléfono INFOBAR A01 por Naoto Fukasawa para IIDA
La evolución del INFOBAR
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Visto en: Mocoloco
Slat Chair
Slat Chair. Por Scott Henderson
Utilizando la tensión y la compresión logra que esta silla se mantenga parada.
Visto en: Mocoloco
Utilizando la tensión y la compresión logra que esta silla se mantenga parada.
Visto en: Mocoloco
Coral Tools: Nunca mas guardar las herramientas
Herramienta Multifuncional diseñada por JINYOUNGSTUDIO
¿Para que guardarlas, si se pueden dejar sobre la mesa y no desentonar?
¿Para que guardarlas, si se pueden dejar sobre la mesa y no desentonar?
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