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DesignForFuture
DesignForFuture offers diverse information about international sustainable design projects and existing networks. More the network will stimulate an exchange of ideas; interact with interested designers, partners and companies.
DesignForfuture is a base for the relation between design projects that contemplate environmental and social impact in all stages of their development.
DesignForfuture wants to contribute, with intellectual intervention, to a greater understanding of the concept of eco-efficiency by showing examples of harmony between project developments, efficiency of resources and respect for nature.
DFF wants to be part of a critical discussion in design, developing sustainable planning towards a positive evolution of environmental economy.
José Adrião
Beams, 2006
O projecto da área de estadia na zona envolvente à ponte em ruína da ribeira de Santa Clara-a-Velha baseou-se em duas premissas que regularam a proposta: a verba disponível de 10 mil euros para a sua execução e a escassa mão-de-obra existente no local. A proposta consistiu na encomenda e entrega no local de 5 perfis HEB 400 de 6 metros de comprimento e na sua colocação, com a ajuda de uma grua, em cinco pontos previamente definidos no terreno existente. Três destas vigas tornaram-se bancos e as outras duas permitem o atravessamento para as duas ilhotas e possibilitam a chegada a um ponto no meio da ribeira e a visualização desde nascente de toda a ponte em ruína.
Da memória descritiva do projecto.
Joao Felino
Doubed, 2006
Hugo Silva
design food
press conference > 18th december 3.00pm
opening > saturday 18th december 6.00pm
public opening > 20th december
closing > 14th january
Hugo Silva
Tutti-Frutti
Tutti-Frutti; embalagens de Tetra Pak, dim. Ø280mmX100mm, Ø 200mmX85, Ø160mmX130mm, Designwise.
Os cestos Tutti-Frutti são produzidos a partir da reciclagem de embalagens Tetra Pak. Recorrem a uma técnica tradicional do artesanato algarvio de cestaria em palma. O material é valorizado através de uma linguagem formal simples, sobressaindo uma mancha de cor que caracteriza cada peça, tornando-a única.
Os cestos TUTTI-FRUTTI são produzidos a partir da reutilização de embalagens de leite e sumo em Tetra Pak das quais nos desfazemos diariamente. A técnica utilizada denomina-se “empreita de palma”, uma técnica tradicional do artesanato algarvio. O nome deve-se ao facto de ser um trabalho com o preço ajustado previamente por tarefa, ou seja, à empreitada.
A palma nasce espontaneamente no Algarve e para que possa ser utilizada tem de ser colhida, seleccionada e seca ao ar. A mais grosseira serve para vassouras e pincéis e a de melhor qualidade é metida num banho de enxofre para clarear sendo facultativo tingir. A base do trabalho desta técnica é a trança, realizada com o entretecer das folhas.
A motivação inicial da empreita surgiu com a necessidade de embalar figos, amêndoas e alfarrobas para transportar até aos mercados. Nas últimas décadas, a colheita de palma foi rareando e procuraram-se alternativas mais económicas e acessíveis nos materiais oriundos da produção industrial.
De acordo com os hábitos culturais da empreita, os cestos Tutti-Frutti mantêm a função de contentor de frutos. O seu destino é agora um lugar na nossa casa e o material utilizado relembra-nos a importância da reciclagem como responsabilidade social que diariamente temos para com a humanidade e o planeta.
O material é valorizado através de uma linguagem formal simples, onde a função original de comunicação das superfícies dos pacotes se torna indefinida. Sobressai assim uma mancha de cor que caracteriza cada peça, tornando-a única.
press conference > 20th november 3.00pm
opening > saturday 20th november 6.00pm
public opening > 22th november
closing > 17th december
SUMO
So Tyred
Esta peça foi desenvolvida a partir de um conceito de reciclagem. Através de pequenas adaptações, uma câmara-de-ar de pneu de automóvel é transformada numa mala de viagem ou mesmo em bolsa de cintura. Ergonómica, como principais características destaca-se a a grande resistencia, flexibilidade e a propriedade impermeável do material. Bastante robusta, a mala é capaz de comportar pesos sem se danificar ou deformar graças ao comportamento elástico da borracha. O seu aspecto descontraido é ideal para o uso quotidiano em situações menos formais.
press conference > 16th october 3.00hpm
opening > saturday 16th october 6.00hpm
public opening > 18th october
closing > 19th november
DW 1.0
DESIGNWISE é uma marca que edita objectos e produtos originais criados por designers portugueses. A colecção da DESIGNWISE nao e especializada, nem dedicada a categorias específicas de objectos. Os seus produtos percorrem várias escalas e universos: de materiais, de usos, de preço.
O que une estes objectos aparentemente tão diversos é o facto de contarem uma historia, muitas vezes com um humor inesperado. Tais historias tanto podem ser imaginadas pelo designer, como re-inventadas pelo próprio utilizador quando transporta o objecto para o seu universo pessoal.
DESIGNWISE by experimentadesign.
press conference > 18th september 3.00pm
opening > saturday 18th september 6.00pm
public opening > 20th september
closing > 15th october
Naulila Luis
Just Beg
Recycled colour felt-tip markers bag, recycled felt-tip markers, 330 x 310 mm
Felt-tip markers, elastic thread, colour and flexibility. A design related to the reutilisation of a material undervalued by daily life, in a manufactured production that makes each bag a unique piece. This bag, made of recycled felt-tip markers, is produced at the Drug-Free Unit of the Tires Detention Facility ( Lisbon), the result of a protocol carried out between this facility and Experimenta.
Catarina Nunes
Ovo
Inspired by the Tea Ceremony, Ovo is an ergonomic cup that may be used with both hands. The double partition offers insulation, making it adequate for liquids or solids, cold or hot. As in a real egg, the two components may also be used separately.
Degree in Design / Ceramics Technologies at ESAD, Caldas da Rainha. "Ceramics and Glass Design" Course - University of Central England, Birmingham, United Kingdom, under the Socrates-Erasmus program. As part of her training, she took part in many courses and workshops the areas of ceramics, glass and textiles, at CENCAL - Caldas da Rainha, CITEX-Porto and IGC International Glass Center - United Kingdom. In 1999 she begins working in the areas of ceramics design, graphic design, illustration and production for companies such as Raul da Bernarda, Porcel and SHOW - Save Hours of Work - design studio. Currently living in Tokyo, she is finishing her Masters' Degree in Contemporary Ceramics at Tama Art University, holding a scholarship from Monbukagakusho.
DASEIN
Juicy Boobs is an object of desire. Any person should have one. In one piece it holds two squeezers and a tray where the juice gathers. In addition to its sensual contours, the press is manifestly effective in the art of juice extraction. Simply tilt and the juice pours easily into the glass.
Dasein is a project started in 2001 by Hugo Leão, Tiago Fonseca, Samuel Abecasis and Vasco Ferraz, students of Equipment Design at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon. Since then, Dasein has had as its aim the participation in competitions, incorporating in their projects both a professional and an experimental aspect. In 2004, Dasein (a collective currently made up of communication designer Catarina Pestana and equipment designers Hugo Leão, Samuel Abecasis and Vasco Ferraz) emerges finally as a studio, developing industrial and communication design projects.
Carina Martina
Mangas
In-between teapot covers and dolls clothes, the Mangas refer to uses lost to the contemporary adult world. In a playful mood they help to revamp traditional objects through new clothing. The most demanding will also take into consideration their insulation capabilities.
Degree in design: ceramics technologies branch, Escola Superior de Arte e Design (ESAD), Caldas da Rainha.
Currently works as Execution Designer/Draftsperson at OPTIESPAÇO - Optimização de Espaços, Lda. Between 2002 and 2003 performed consulting and sales assistance at Boconcept.
Isabel Machado + Filipe Pinto
Couple
Double Bed sheet with printed rules, 100% cotton, 1 Upper sheet 220 x 280 cm [printed], 1 Cover sheet 180 x 220 cm, 2 Pillow covers 50 x 65 cm
Couple can be a game or a monitoring system. The ruler is printed so as to be readable from inside the bed. The numbering rises outwards and from warm to cold colours. Each person knows how much he or she can pull and how far apart the couple rests.
IM Degree in Communication Design, Faculty of Fine Arts - University of Lisbon, and Visual Arts at the Maumaus School. Works as a designer on a freelance basis.
FP Established with Christine Reeh the company Asterisk Produções AEIE, aimed at developing artistic projects; creating, publishing, divulging and promoting cultural spaces and events; directing and producing films, videos and multimedia products.
Fernndo Brízio
Invisible Landscape
Miguel Vieira Baptista
In&Out
In & Out takes full advantage of a single plastic sheet by turning it into a three-dimensional object. Its primary function consists in attributing a specific value to things passing by. In the office, as in the domestic universe, it also works as a memo or a place to leave messages.
Degree in Industrial Design at IADE, 1990. Postgraduate degree in Product Design at the Glasgow School of Art, 1993. Starts working in 1994 in the areas of product and interior design for companies such as Atlantis, Authentics (Germany), Asplund (Sweden), ICEP, Loja da Atalaia and Vista Alegre. In 2001 curates and conceives the exhibition design of the Dieter Rams Haus exhibition for ExperimentaDesign and Centro Cultural de Belém. Since 2002 he has been designing the interiors for the ModaLisboa - Lisbon Fashion Week editions. In 2003 designs the travelling exhibition/installation truck Voyager03 for ExperimentaDesign. Teaches in the degree of Industrial Design at ESAD - Caldas da Rainha.
Fernando Brízio
Nível
SPIRIT LEVEL is a level-measuring device, which is particularly helpful when you want to put it on a wall. Focussing on the popular obsession with balance and straight things, this shelf celebrates the invisibility of many of the concepts that rule our lives.
Fernando Brízio has been developing, since 1999, projects in the areas of product, set and exhibition design for Authentics, Details, Proto Design, Atlantis, M Glass, Droog Design, Experimentadesign, Montemor-o-Novo Choreographic Center/Rui Horta, DIM-Die Imaginäre Manufaktur, Intramuros, Fabrica/Benetton.
He is a professor of Industrial Design at ESAD - Caldas da Rainha and visiting professor at ecal - University of Art and Design - Lausanne, Switzerland.
Henrique Ralheta + Miguel Flor
Re-Pocket
Lounge chair* Steel and cotton waste, 700 x 1000 x 1000 mm
Re-pocket is a marsupial chair, finished in cotton waste. It contains a side-pocket, which on a Winter night can be pulled out and trasnformed into a blanket. Within this hybrid object the user is involved in unexpected, foetal comfort.
Limited production / available exclusively on request
Osvaldo Borsani
T96, 1976
Bruce Chadwick
Aeron, 1999