Catalog: Design for our future selves 2001 Awards | |
| design for our future selves competition 2001 ... | |
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| the shortlisted projects in the Design for our Future Selves competition 2001 ... students to embrace socially inclusive design and involve users in their projects. ... generated demonstrate how inclusive design can improve quality of life for all at ... | |
| the brief:Innovation in the design of a product, image, system, service ... | |
| Bond Martin Coyne/Communication Art Design 5 shifting the focus David Day/ ... Industrial Design Engineering 6 storable cooking hobs ... Richard Hartshorn/Industrial Design Engineering 7 spin-juice extractor ... Anna Hiltunen/Design Products 8 chatter George Liarikos/ ... Industrial Design Engineering 9 obedient shopping ... trolley Benjamin Peace/Industrial Design Engineering 10 breeze Philip Phelan/ ... Computer Related Design 11 textbox Victoria Robinson/ ... campus Renn Scott/Computer Related Design 13 pulse Jo Taylor/Communication Art ... Design 14 happy birthday Sebastien Tran Dinh ... /Industrial Design Engineering15 door indicator ... Christopher Wattam/Industrial Design Engineering 16 freelock emergency ... | |
| 4 Robin Blanchard/Architecture Interiors relationshipping The paradox that senior citizens face is that as physical capabilities diminish, new networks that are aimed at bringing people together remain largely inaccessible. Geriatric ghettoising is often seen as a solution. This architectural study proposes the introduction of concentrated local space acting as the interface between pensioner and city, allowing older people the choice to remain as participating members of their communities for longer. Segregation is parallel to imprisonment whereas demographic diversity creates a group of dependables ... | |
| Bond Martin Coyne/ Communication Art Design shifting the focus When people enter ... | |
| 6 David Day/Industrial Design Engineering storable cooking hobs ... build quality and easy to clean, the design provides a practical space saving and ... | |
| 7 Richard Hartshorn/Industrial Design Engineering spin-juice extractor At ... . Spin is an exploration into the design of a juice extractor that is easy to ... | |
| 8 Anna Hiltunen/Design Products chatter A table that reacts ... | |
| manoeuvrability and convenience of the design has specific application to older ... people. George Liarikos/Industrial Design Engineering obedient shopping trolley ... | |
| of electricity in the home. The Breeze design folds up into a compact package with ... operation. Benjamin Peace/Industrial Design Engineering breeze ... | |
| . Philip Phelan/Computer Related Design textbox ... | |
| 12 Large communities of older people live ghettoised lives in a media-driven city that caters for a population that never seems to exceed the age of 54. This project aims to achieve social inclusiveness for third age users in the public sphere by overlapping the activities of the University of the Third Age (U3A) with the functionality and physical space of Liverpool Street Station. The concourse of the station becomes the campus ground for learning, education and sociability; a performance space for members lessons and activities. Interrelationships form between the commuters and U3A members, ... | |
| 13 Renn Scott/Computer Related Design pulse +/- pulse bracelets are wearable ... | |
| and ageism. Jo Taylor/Communication Art Design happy birthday ... | |
| 15 Sebastien Tran Dinh/Industrial Design Engineering door indicator A simple ... | |
| 16 Christopher Wattam/Industrial Design Engineering freelock emergency access ... | |
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| 18 the brief:innovation in the design of a product, image, system, service or ... | |
| 22 urban ranger Afroditi Krassa/Design Products 23 the spare match Richard ... lounging Priya Prakash/Computer Related Design 25 showeraoke Benson Saw/Design ... Products 26 1+1=3 Flavia Silva/Design Products 27 coringa chair Mary ... or out Nicholas Williamson/Industrial Design Engineering29 bed-desk desk ... | |
| 20 Samson Adjei/Architecture Interiors the embassy embassy This project converts a building above Londonfs Chancery Lane an area with little housing and a large number of commuters into a relaxing thirdspace between work and home. Through reinterpreting the roofscape as a new landscape on which to provide alternative facilities for local workers, public interaction is reinvigorated with the aid of active debating halls known as erooforumsf. Special napping dorms are also provided to serve those who require a rest before embarking on the journey home. The scheme incorporates site walks around ... | |
| 21 Noel Batt/Ceramics Glass switch table Furniture that transforms from a desk to a dining table at the flick of a switch. The primary use of the table is for homeworkers who have the restriction of living and working in the same space. The table has two levels, the top one made of glass and the bottom one made of wood. The glass has a sandwich of liquid crystal sheet that is naturally translucent but will become transparent when an electric current passes through. After working during the day, all the work can be put on the lower wooden shelf and hidden away by the glass top in its translucent ... | |
| 22 Greg Epps/Architecture Interiors urban ranger An architectural scheme in which Hackney Town Hall is reinvented as a new Town Square. This is populated by Hackney Council employees who host a series of events for external participants within personalised spaces. This exchange introduces new skills to Hackney Council while opening its resources to the public. The new Town Square is a continuous landscape punctuated with the main public volumes accommodating meetings and events. These volumes form courtyards surrounded by an informal mix of council offices, new public and private initiatives and ... | |
| 23 Afroditi Krassa/Design Products the spare match This project ... | |
| 24 Richard Macara/Architecture Interiors pervasive lounging By 2010, 50 per cent of population will be single, as most working people have little or no time to meet other people and form relationships despite the surge in communication technology. This project softens up public spaces by creating virtual dating agencies centred around physical locations in the city. The service is accessed by plugging your 3G mobile device into the furniture, it could be in a train station or public square. Your personal profile is entered into the system, and remains there for the working day. During that time ... | |
| 25 Priya Prakash/Computer Related Design showeraoke At a time when people are ... | |
| 26 Benson Saw/Design Products 1+1=3 Aimed at people who ... | |
| 27 Flavia Silva/Design Products coringa chair Coringa is a ... | |
| of household products and clothes, designed to be made by prisoners in prison ... | |
| 29 Nicholas Williamson/Industrial Design Engineering bed-desk Based on research ... | |
| 30 the brief:innovation in the design of a product, image, system, service or ... | |
| 31 James Auger/Design Products 32 social tele-presence ... Christian Brandt/Vehicle Design 33 chameleon concept Harry Dobbs/ ... library Pierre-Olivier Garcia/Vehicle Design 35 cubic: the moving architecture ... Thomas Hulbert/Design Products 36 connected city Camilla ... Nicholas Jinkinson Nicholas Paterson/ Design Products 38 wearable hanger Romain ... Lawson/Vehicle Design 39 ciconia Marie Lenclos/Communication ... Art Design 40 and those less able to stand Lola ... Llorca/Design Products 41 clothery bottle for the ... city Cristian Norlin/Computer Related Design 42 travelwatch Jochen Paesen/Vehicle ... Design 43 SW7 Christiane Posch/Design Products 44 gestural interfaces ... 45 a car for the city Indri Tulusan/Design Products 46 olu ... | |
| 32 James Auger/Design Products social tele-presence Current ... | |
| 33 Christian Brandt/Vehicle Design chameleon concept The Chameleon ... groups are catered for. The car is designed to the latest stringent legislation ... governing Japanese city cars and its design is inspired by striking contrasts and ... | |
| 34 Harry Dobbs/Architecture Interiors underground library An architectural study that builds on the contrast between the transient and dislocated world of the London Underground and the solid psychological world built from our own imaginations and fuelled by the media we read as we sit on the Tube. The Underground Library draws the two together in the physical space of the station.Commuters share reviews of the same book, meeting and exchanging literary views and thoughts in a virtual world as they move through the system. Engaging with one another under the protection of evirtual distancef, ... | |
| 35 Pierre-Olivier Garcia/Vehicle Design cubic: the moving architecture This ... and a wheelchair-accessible runabout. Designed to give the user a perception of space ... | |
| 36 Thomas Hulbert/Design Products connected city This project ... | |
| 37 Camilla Ingman/Ceramics Glass travel aid pack A travel and information pack that aims to combat the headline phenomenon of eeconomy-class syndromef, or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). The pack is given out by the airline as standard on those flights where passengers are at most risk, or to those passengers identified as having increased risk, including people over 40, expectant mothers and people recovering from surgery. The travel aid pack is a contemporary capsule containing appropriate medicine, mineral water, travel stockings, written massage instructions, information about the condition ... | |
| Nicholas Jinkinson Nicholas Paterson/ Design Products wearable hanger A wearable ... solutions. A fundamentally simple design using plastic technology, it combines ... environment, and the fact that detailed design thought is not given to what happens to ... | |
| 39 Romain Lawson/Vehicle Design ciconia A single seater, low speed ... and respect for the environment. The design is light and airy allowing the user to ... to be a lucky charm in France. The design is also inspired by the distinctive ... | |
| 40 Marie Lenclos/Communication Art Design and those less able to stand An in- ... | |
| 41 Lola Llorca/Design Products clothery bottle for the city ... | |
| 42 Cristian Norlin/Computer Related Design travelwatch Travelwatch is a mobile ... | |
| 43 Jochen Paesen/Vehicle Design SW7 A transport scenario projected ... | |
| 44 Christiane Posch/Design Products gestural interfaces Digital ... | |
| Michael Saunders/Design Products a car for the city A car ... designed specifically for the crowded city ... , with the unique approach of designing the vehicle from the point of view of ... | |
| Indri Tulusan/Design Products An investigation into how the ... | |
| 48 the brief:innovation in the design of a product, image, system, service or ... | |
| project Cajsa Flensburg/Industrial Design Engineering 51 jewellery pill box ... Nicholas Foster/Design Products 52 pianoforte Edward Goodwin/ ... Industrial Design Engineering 53 craft medical scalpels ... Katherine Gough/Industrial Design Engineering 54 breathe: asthma ... packaging Andrew McCulloch/Industrial Design Engineering 55 social climbing Guy ... Robinson/Industrial Design Engineering 56 life supports Kelly ... Sant/Design Products 57 xplore the floor William ... 58 adaptable cutlery Ben Wilson/Design Products 59 hand driven trike ... | |
| project redresses the balance by boldly designing for a socially invisible group outside ... | |
| necklace or attached to a key ring? The design of this functional yet aesthetic ... a pill or lozenge into an integral design feature. Easy to open and close, it is ... on the base. Cajsa Flensburg/Industrial Design Engineering jewellery pill box ... | |
| 52 Nicholas Foster/Design Products pianoforte Pianoforte is a ... | |
| 53 Edward Goodwin/Industrial Design Engineering craft and medical scalpels ... of the problems relating to current designs. The safety issues of applying, removing ... them quickly and avoid injury. The design of the standard disposable scalpel, ... | |
| encouraging self medication. Both are designed to have a ecoolf image for young ... alike. Katherine Gough/Industrial Design Engineering breathe: asthma medication ... | |
| 55 Andrew McCulloch/Industrial Design Engineering social climbing Wheelchair ... design has changed radically over the past 20 ... | |
| 56 Crutches are designed to support independent mobility but ... their traditional design can cause joint, shoulder, nerve and ... to improve usability the handle is designed to shift pressure from the centre of ... the ulna nerve. Guy Robinson/Industrial Design Engineering life supports ... | |
| 57 Kelly Sant/Design Products xplore the floor For young ... routines.The two products have been designed to be used separately or as a part of ... | |
| This range of adaptable cutlery is designed for people with poor grip or restricted ... hand movement. Its mainstream design aesthetic, however, integrates the user ... | |
| 59 Ben Wilson/Design Products hand driven trike This hand- ... powered trike was designed for an active eightyear old end user ... the trikefs place in mainstream bike design ... | |
| gore college shop fashion textiles design products architecture interiors helen ... history of art communication art design ... | |
| canteen animation computer related design computer related design vehicle design ... vehicle design industrial design engineering ... | |
| 62 judges Age Panel Roger Coleman (Chair) Co-Director, Helen Hamlyn Research Centre Marion Bieber University of the Third Age Robin Levien Studio Levien Colette Nicolle HUSAT Research Institute, School of Ergonomics and Human Factors, Loughborough University Matthew White Helen Hamlyn Research Associate 2001 Work Panel Jeremy Myerson (Chair) Co-Director, Helen Hamlyn Research Centre Terry Gunnery DEGW Tom Lloyd Pearson Lloyd Ian Johnston Helen Hamlyn Research Associate 2000 Kirsteen Mackay Helen Hamlyn Research Associate 2000 | |
| Motivation Adrian Berry Factory Design Stuart Monroe Healthcare Consultant Dan ... | |
| who have contributed to the Design for our Future Selves competition 2001 ... College of Art Margaret Durkan for design and graphics Finally, our special ... | |
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