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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: Barcelona Workshop Pictures

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Dec 10, 2007. A few pictures of the Materialise Me workshop at the Design School ELISAVA in Barcelona last month. See the video and more information here. Posted by Petz Scholtus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We'd like to communicate and share our work with everybody involved in the project (so you also get to know each other) and those who just happen to stumble upon us. Enjoy! Mette Bak Andersen Petz Scholtus. Re*Design by Istituto Europeo di Design Zicla.

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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: We Like: ANANITA, the Latex Lamp

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Nov 21, 2007. We Like: ANANITA, the Latex Lamp. Is a latex lamp designed by Anita Garcia. And produced by Cha Chá in Spain. It is a perfect example of. Handmade for mass production. Garcia experimented on her own coffee maker, applying liquid latex with a brush. The latex could be peeled off and voilà: a lamp. She then took the handmade prototype to Vinçon and Cha Chá who went straight off to making a mould and mass producing it. The finished piece can be seen in Vinçon. Posted by Petz Scholtus.

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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: the Materialise Me workshops

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Sep 26, 2007. The Materialise Me workshops. As part of the book, we do a series of workshops, based on the idea to (re)design materials within product design and architecture. In this workshop the design process will not just start with exploring the material; you will make your own material. Find the raw material(s). Explore what you have found. Apply different techniques, try out combinations, and test its possibilities. Shape the material. What are the physical limits? Posted by Petz Scholtus.

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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: We Like: Gumnetic, a New Material Made from Used Chewing Gum

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Jan 22, 2008. We Like: Gumnetic, a New Material Made from Used Chewing Gum. British product designer Anna Bullus. Has created a brand new material by mixing used chewing gum with bio resin, called Gumnetic. She explains that varying ratios of the mixture enable different material characteristics to be achieved. One such mixture, the designer used to develop a Bubble Gum Bin. And find more information about Gumnetic on Anna Bullus' Web Site. Posted by Petz Scholtus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: We Like: Cohda Revolutionises Recycling in Design

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Nov 9, 2007. We Like: Cohda Revolutionises Recycling in Design. We like the way these guys turn waste plastic into something other than mostly ugly looking, colourful sheets of recycled plastic. With the RD4 chair by Cohda. A new aesthetic for recycling plastics was born. How does it work? For an amazing example of handmade for mass production. Posted by Petz Scholtus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mette Bak Andersen Petz Scholtus. Re*Design by Istituto Europeo di Design Zicla.

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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: First Workshop Stop: Denmark, Krabbesholm School

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Sep 28, 2007. First Workshop Stop: Denmark, Krabbesholm School. What happens to a CD when you put it in the oven? How do you turn the organic waste from the sewage into an object? What can you do with 1000 coat hangers? A week of materializing! Finally these were turned into a design proposal for product design or architecture. Thank you everybody at Krabbesholm School for making this workshop happen, it was great working with you. For more information and photos, check out the Krabbesholm School web site.

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Materialise Me, Handmade for Mass Production: We Like: Flock, the Ceiling Light Made from Preserved Sheep Stomachs

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May 7, 2008. We Like: Flock, the Ceiling Light Made from Preserved Sheep Stomachs. When we first saw Flock. At the Design Museum in London, the pure beauty of the ceiling light charmed us: irregular organic shapes, soft light a very detailed texture. Not being able to figure out the material it was made of, we read on the label next to it that it was made of fifty stomachs! How is that for an unusual material in design these days? Flock’s designer Julia Lohmann. Posted by Petz Scholtus. Subscribe to: Pos...