This project focused on designing and building portable exhibition stand s made from recycled materials. All of the architecture students implemented projects innovative designs.
In the class of environmental sustainability we made a box of 1m x 1m so we could analyzed the projections of the shadows, according to the holes we made to the box. Authors:Marcela Zamora, Ricardo Hernández, Alejandra Brozada, Jose Luis Reyes This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar.  Here’s another conceptual project from Shenkar College of Engineering and Design student Yaniv Berg , this time a digital SLR camera where the lens and body are merged to form a kinked cylinder. The controls would be along the side of the Periscope Camera with the display at one end and lens at the other. Berg was inspired by a traditional reflex camera, which is held close to the photographer’s stomach and looked down into while shooting. The camera could also be balanced on the lens to form a stand for viewing the photos. All photographs are by Sasha Flit. Author: Yaniv Berghttp://www.dezeen.com/2010/08/18/periscope-camera-by-yaniv-berg/  Architects Bell Phillips created this folded stainless steel staircase for a south London home.The stair sits within a double-height hallway which is the centrepiece of a domestic refurbishment to an existing Victorian property that amalgamates two flats into a single duplex unit. Author: Bell Phillipshttp://www.dezeen.com/2010/08/15/origami-stair-by-bell-phillips/  American firm Choi + Shine Architects designed these conceptual electricity pylons shaped like human figures to march across the Icelandic landscape. Each pylon would be assembled from modular parts, which could be adapted into various positions to given the impression the the statues are walking, climbing or crouching. Author: Choi + Shine Architectshttp://www.dezeen.com/2010/08/13/land-of-giants-by-choi-shine-architects/  Here is another project from the Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, this time Israeli student Sharona Merlin has designed a flattened cup and saucer. Slim Cup has the outline of an archetypal cup when viewed from one side but when turned 90 degrees almost disappears. The ceramic molded cup and saucer form a part of wider collection of slim tableware currently in progress. Author: Sharona Merlinhttp://www.dezeen.com/2010/08/11/slim-cup-by-sharona-merlin/ |
