e-BIKES HOTEL-RECEPTION COUNTER DESIGN

Figure 1: Board composition of reception counter.

           In this project, we need to collaborate with design studio semester 5 to design a reception counter where located inside of our boutique hotel. My boutique hotel will be e-Bikes hotel where my aim will be to create a one stop centre to give the service and environment for the cyclist around the world. 

           Besides that, we need to create the model with the scale of 1.10 and place on MDF base with all the detail part to touch up so that it can be pull and push like normal drawer.

CONCEPT: EXPRESSION OF MOVEMENT

KEYWORD: MOVEMENT & DYNAMICS

Model Making

Figure 2: Perspective view of reception counter

Figure 3: The drawer of the reception counter.

Figure 4: The table top with two laptop on it.

Figure 5: Show the top view of the reception counter.

Figure 6: Perspective view of reception counter.

MOBILE RECYCLE BOOK RACK

T-HYBRID

In this project, our group consist of three members Cheng Ching Quan, Golnaz and Hanxi. Where we need to design a book rack from recycle material. We need to to give a new image for the recycle material that we choose from surrounding area to set up a new look of recycle book rack. 

The concept of the book rack is tree where we combine recycle material and man-made material and end up our T-hybrid book rack with the function to carry up 100 books on it.

CONCEPT: TREE

MATERIAL: CARBOARD TUBE, PVC TUBE, CHAIR BASE, PLYWOOD & SCREW 

COLOR SCHEME: GREEN & EARTH COLOR 

FUNCTION: TO CARRY UP 100 BOOKS

Figure 1: Board composition of T-Hybrid.

Figure 2: final outcome of T-Hybrid

Figure 3: The process of making the hole.

Figure 4: The process to combine all the cardboard tube into one strong structure

Figure 5: The top part of the book rack with different angle.

Figure 6: The cutting process of cardboard tube.

Figure 7: The final outcome.

Figure 8: The painting process of cardboard tube.

MINIATURE MODEL

Isamu Noguchi Rocking Stool

The Rocking Stools are fun to sit on, combining playful and ergonomic aspects. Their cambered bases allow the stools to rock gently in all directions - protected by a contoured edge and a plastic support.

During his entire lifetime, Noguchi alternated between East and West. After returning from Japan in 1954, he presented the design for a Rocking Stool to US furniture manufacturer Hans Knoll. Its form evokes the hourglass shape of African stools. Although Noguchi originally wanted to make the stool out of polyurethane, a new plastic, he ultimately decided on a combination of more traditional materials: wood for the seat and foot, and chrome-plated steel rods for the central support.






Materials: Natural maple or maple stained walnut colour, chromed steel wire. 

Design: Isamu Noguchi, 1954

Manufacturer:Vitra

Figure 1: The infographic of rocking stool.

Model Making

Figure 2: Miniature model display

Figure 3: Miniature model.

Figure 4: Perspective view

Figure 5: Zoom out detail part.

 Material for Miniature model : Balsa wood & steel wire