Catalog: Design for our future selves 2003 Awards | |
| 7 Virginia Cruz Industrial Design Engineering intimate objects 8 Gero Grundmann Communication Art Design generation link 8 Harriet Harriss Architecture Interiors river recovery aboard the 9 languishing lilly Daniel Jones Industrial Design Engineering induction cookware 9 Asuka Kawabata Zinoo Park Design Products better-grip tableware and cutlery 10 Erika Lindstrom Industrial Design Engineering the al dente spaghetti measure 10 Nadia Nervo Communication Art Design ... because life starts at 60 11 Simon Nicholls Industrial Design Engineering born: 11 Orly ... | |
| 11 Nadia Nervo ... because life starts at 60 A video documentary that portrays people who have stepped outside the stereotypical attitudes to ageing and who are passionate about new opportunities. It portrays the lives of chosen subjects who inspire with their joyful approach to life. The aim is to influence attitudes and beliefs of both younger and older age groups and transform perceptions about ageing. As a direct response to throw-away consumer culture, this product is a cot that transforms into an adultfs lounge chair. Grandparents can buy the cot as a present for their grandchild who ... | |
| James Carrigan Design Products ethereal machine 16 Robin Howell Industrial Design Engineering rejuvef a nation: dine and recline 16 Sara Islam Architecture Interiors day care 17 Joohee Lee Design Products too tiny too young 17 Graeme Raeburn Fashion Textiles rucksack 18 Helena Rivera Architecture Interiors franchised suburbs, 18 commodified education Simon Thorp Industrial Design Engineering eoutside-inf office illumination 19 Suzi Winstanley Architecture Interiors silk street and the difference engine 19 Hannah Wise Communication Art Design health ... | |
| 19 Simon Thorp eoutside-inf officeillumination Designed to enhance well-being at work by making office workers more aware of the changing patterns of the natural world, this project proposes a system of window fittings and ceiling-hung receptors in order to reflect coloured sunlight deep into the work interior even when the blinds are closed. Suzi Winstanley silk street and the difference engine The working and living environment of handloom silk weavers in Chennai City, India, is the subject of this architectural study which proposes a radical new scheme to give them greater identity and independence. ... | |
