Exposants
Ben Nagaoka
Chris Kirby
Drill Design
Izumi Okayasu
Jo Nagaysaka
Keiji Ashizawa
Kentaro Kudo
Maki Kato
Mikiya Kobayashi
Norihiko Terayama
Nosigner
Takafumi Nemoto
Thomas Antonietti
Yuko Nagayama
Un grand merci !
Jean Snow
Kaishi Tomoya
Drill Design
Le studio de Design de Yusuke Hayashi et Yoko Yasunishi.
Leur activite englobe a la fois du design produit, graphique, packaging, scenographies d’expositions et architecture interieure.
Leur motto, resoudre les problemes a l’aide d’idees flexibles provenant de differents points de vue.
2004 Display design award, Japan display design association.
2006 Display design award, Japan display design association.
2007 Good Design award.
IG
old newspapers / old magazines
We felt that the job of storing old newspapers and magazines
for recycling was an ideal place for design intervention. This piece of
furniture comes in sizes for A3 or A4, and is also suitable for storing paper
stock or used copy paper. Its unique design allows old papers to be bundled
with string while they are sitting in the bin. We are currently seeking a
manufacturer.
Stacking glass
This prototype solves the problem of wine glasses taking up
too much space during storage. We did not develop this idea for a long time
since it was very difficult to make solely from glass. However, by using a
special adhesive, we were able to create it by joining Kutani china to the wine
glass and presented it as a gift at a wedding ceremony this year. Future work
will include size development, graphics for the china stem, and manufacturing.
ORIHASHI
These chopsticks were exhibited at an exhibition for products
that use thin materials. They can be separated very easily just by folding them
and are ideal for children and the elderly who may have difficulty separating
conventional disposable chopsticks.