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LUND UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
MILAN EXHIBITION 2010
http://www.industrialdesign.lth.se/
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Design by Numbers is created by a group of 2nd and 3rd year students from Lund University School of Industrial Design. The theme stems from a workshop on sustainable furniture for the future, held by Sigga Heimisdottir, in October last year.
HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTHSeating furniture inspired by statistics showing the level of life satisfaction in various parts of the world. The statistics have been translated into three-dimensional shapes creating peaks in places where satisfaction is found to be the highest.
Print on inside of curtain serves as a constant reminder to conserve water. Two minutes less equals three buckets saved.
SHOWER BURDEN
70% OFF!Clothes rack shaped by the fact that we apparently only use 30% of the clothes hanging in our closets. Garments beyond the 30% mark get compressed as they move downslope.
If we should believe the numbers, future power struggles will concern access to clean water.
POWER SHOWER
THE LAST SUPPER SITTINGOur eating habits are rapidly changing. We eat breakfast standing up, lunch to go and fast food dinners. The table evolves with our new way of life.
IGNORANCE IS BLISSSometimes you just want to ignore the hard facts. Here you can hide your unwanted things without creating a bump as when sweeping under the carpet.
MINISCULE MIRRORIllustrating the small fraction of water readily available for human use. It’s all about do-not-forget-to-turn-off-the-tap-while-brushing.
