Richelle Sibolboro

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    When stacked the chairs function as a single seat or they can then transform to become two separate units.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 13, 2012
    Product Design
    Chair
  • Grill It

    An important, traditional symbol of Taiwanese life and has been an integral part of the its landscape for decades.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 13, 2012
    Product Design
    Chair, stool
  • Solar Observatory

    One of the primary objectives of this design is to identify and highlight possible synergies between the individual functional areas.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 12, 2012
    Architecture, Interior Design
    planetarium
  • Sand Castles

    The pastime consists of several players making a small dune and placing a branch in the center.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 12, 2012
    Product Design
    sand, vases
  • Movement on the Wall

    The designer’s initial idea took shape when observing people and seeing that everyone actually wants to wear a mask in order to make themselves invisible to those before them.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 12, 2012
    Product Design
    bookshelf, shelf, shelving
  • Wedge Table

    The design arose from the interest to create furniture that can be build, stored and delivered in a simple and space saving way and with less hand labour involved.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 11, 2012
    Product Design
    Furniture, modular, table
  • Water’s Edge

    River quay re-imagines the public realm and creates an iconic water’s edge destination.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 11, 2012
    Public Space
    river, waterfront
  • How Much Do You Make?

    A data visualization piece, using information about any subject.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 11, 2012
    Product Design
    data, graphics, infographics
  • MDF Lighting

    The original random texture of this material made with pressed flakes and resin, mainly used in construction, making each lamp unique.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 10, 2012
    Product Design
    Lamp, recycled materials
  • Industrial Hub

    The aim was to create an attractive, dynamic environment where everyone is proud to spend their time.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 10, 2012
    Interior Design
    cafe
  • Thermochromic

    A small pendant lamp made out of aluminum by metal spinning and coated with a special paint, which changes color from turquoise to white when reaching 31 degrees.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 10, 2012
    Product Design
    lights, pendants
  • Stock Up

    An innovative display structure for a large variety of merchandise needs.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 9, 2012
    Product Design
    Furniture, shelving
  • Imperfections

    Made from a whole tree trunk that enabled the designer to preserve the natural form of the piece while still having distinct boundaries in its creation.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 9, 2012
    Product Design
    Furniture, stools
  • Pictured Beauty

    Generated masks which picture the eye-and-mouth area correspond to the current ideal of beauty.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 8, 2012
    Product Design
    masks
  • Prosecco Lanterns

    A recycled and recyclable candle lantern, perfect for both interior and exterior settings.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 8, 2012
    Product Design
    candle holder, recycled materials
  • Maximum Compression

    By optimal accommodation of the individual components and the choice of materials a product resulted, placing volume reduction, weight optimization and simple handling in the foreground.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 8, 2012
    Product Design
    camping, tent
  • Twisted Link

    This scheme, indicates multi-level and deep cooperation between Hong Kong and Shenzhen.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 7, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
    Bridge, link, passenger, transportation
  • Melting Memories

    Photographs are frozen in ice blocks and observed by two participants while they melt.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 7, 2012
    Product Design
    art, images, photography
  • Apples on the Go

    The product can be used as an apple carrier and as an apple container.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 7, 2012
    Product Design
    container, fruit bowl
  • Pebble Sofa

    Pedras, which means pebbles or stones in Portuguese, is a modular sofa which combines several volumes and surfaces into a single piece.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 6, 2012
    Product Design, Videos
    Furniture, sofa
  • Shipping Container Furniture

    Understanding that approximately twenty million vessels left at sea ports around the world, the objective was to transform these objects into commercial and residential structures through advanced technology and design.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 5, 2012
    Product Design, Videos
    contain[it], Furniture, lights, recycle, shelving, shipping container, vases
  • Pavillion Ridge

    The 1000 square meter house is separated into two volumes, one for the children and guests; and the other for the couple and the common spaces.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 4, 2012
    Architecture, Interior Design
    house, São Paulo
  • Magnetic Touch

    A standard light switch cover with a magnetic touch.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 3, 2012
    Product Design
    light cover
  • Fallen Pieces of Art

    Showcasing the process of transforming two dead, fallen trees into urban furniture items for the public space.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 3, 2012
    Product Design, Public Space
    green design, green materials, Hugo Franca, public furniture, sustainability, trees
  • Old Stock – New Purpose

    A home for neglected industrial parts, old products and raw building materials by giving them a new, sophisticated use.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 2, 2012
    Product Design
    collection, Furniture, recycled materials
  • Runner’s Profile

    The store was created for the customers interested in running and triathlon.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 2, 2012
    Interior Design
    Retail design, retail space
  • Natural Morphology

    The installation contextualizes the objects in a topography that mimics Sao Paulo’s littoral landscape.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 2, 2012
    Product Design
    Atelier Marko Brajovic, chairs, exhibition, Furniture, installation, lights, Meji, Rodrigo Almeida, Waldick Jatoba
  • Change of Shape

    This installation was an experimental work done in an attempt to provoke a palpable sense of movement by simply changing the shape of the existing room.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 1, 2012
    Interior Design, Public Space
    exhibition, installation, mobile
  • Stick of Light

    A ceramic candle holder which can hold up to four additional candles.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 1, 2012
    Product Design
    Candle, candle holder, ceramics
  • Radio Waves

    A web-based generative design application that tries to visualize the individual imagination of radio waves.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    September 1, 2012
    Product Design, Technology
    art, computer generated
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