Catalog: Design for our future selves 2001 Awards
Company/Brand: Helen Hamlyn Research Centre - Royal College of Art
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| | 26 Benson Saw/Design Products 1+1=3 Aimed at people who work at home or in small offices, this shelving system demonstrates how two shelves can create three separate spaces. The shelves eintersectf to create the third space between them. Each shelf is made of aluminium sheet, punched and formed to create the frame of the shelf. An injected-moulded tinted acrylic is inserted in the middle of the frame to support the construction. This system has the potential for users to further organise their things through numerous and customisable spaces. It is as flexible as a books and files organiser ...
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| | 41 Lola Llorca/Design Products clothery bottle for the city A cloth water bottle for the city environment that combines the modern habit of the urban traveller to carry a plastic bottle of water around with the ancient tradition of the leather wine bag. It is a flexible and soft container that can be carried in the pocket even when full of water. Inspired by the shape of the Spanish wine bag, Clothery uses modern materials and construction techniques to self-seal. As the container can mould itself around the body, it is more comfortable to carry than a bottle and can become an essential personal ...
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| | 58 William Welch/ Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork Jewellery adaptable cutlery This range of adaptable cutlery is designed for people with poor grip or restricted hand movement. Its mainstream design aesthetic, however, integrates the user with their dining companions and makes it an attractive choice for people of all abilities. The oversized handle is filled with a smart material that is responsive to human touch and moulds itself to individual user needs while the head bends sideways to optimize hand/mouth coordination. A looped strap fits over the hand and slots into the suction pad ...
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