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Gyogam Style
Inspired by speakers and power-line towers. This silhouette is something we would expect to see outdoors, but is designed to be kept indoors.
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Schools in the Sky
‘What if suddenly the education would become the highest and most visible value of a society? What if one day all the skyscrapers would have a school on the top?’
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Wire Frame
The chair is born from the interest to develop a seat using very few elements; steel and rope
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Graphic Elements
The authentic age old tradition and technique of hand-knotting is transformed into contemporary artistic expressions.
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Clutter-free Work Space
A pen stand/desk organizer that lets you put just about anything you want inside.
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Feel It
The four lamps and their wires are upholstered with mink fur, and can be moved around at will.
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Sustainable Sacs
A collection of pieces that explore the object’s sustainability and function without breaking its efficiency.
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Sunday Lamps
the lamps are inspired by long, relaxing Sunday breakfasts, with candles glowing in the cool Norwegian air, setting the mood. the light source is placed in the upper part of the body, giving added focus to the detail on top.
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Through the Trees
A skinny branch is reaching over a window. Suddenly the moon emerges making a picture frame within the window.
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Friday Night Spotlights
A lamp consisting of 25 LED lights that form a square beam referencing the classic stadium spotlight illuminating the playing field.
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Boxing it up
A hanging shelf, the different sizes of the boxes and the different lengths of the ropes offer countless ways to arrange and rearrange the boxes on the wall.
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Wearable Constructs
Dance outlines a possible structurability of space, within an innumerable set of potential compositions, the body is used as a tool to deploy the potentials of the designing process.
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Have a Seat
Inspired by post modernism and outdoor fashion the chairs shows something other than what we are used to when thinking of wooden chairs.
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Precious Objects
The family of light jars captures the light and displays it as the precious treasure it is. By placing beloved objects and trinkets in them, the lamps can literally be filled with personal meaning.
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Civic Symbolism
The very basic nature of the paperwork done places a premium on physical presence inside.
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Island of Innovation
Work and study imply socialization and openness to others, while home means being alone.
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Inviting Inspiration
The stone is the source of inspiration because of its beauty, but also the symbol of hardship when it comes to wine growing.
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Deskshell
The proliferation of open working environments has brought about a reduction in our levels of privacy.
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Cuckoo Pigeons
We designed this clock after seeing pigeons lined up against the ledges of old buildings.
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Support and Comfort
The structure below the seat was reduced to a minimum creating a very light aesthetic, which is then countered by the triangulation of the upper structure around the backrest.
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Information – Communication
In the world where work is increasingly independent of place and time due to modern information and communication technologies, the offices of the newspaper gain a new meaning.
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Paper Recipes
A recipe book made of paper dishes, which can be used to taste the food during the exhibition.
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Wax Vessels
The monumental forms embrace the Scandinavian traditions of worship and the importance of illumination during our long winter nights with the magical warmth of the candlelight.
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Building on the Past
The reconstruction proposal respects the architectural heritage by partly renovating the existing volume and adding a new modern architecture.
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T system
A cabinet system with boxes in four different widths and four different heights, standing on one leg.
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