Richelle Sibolboro

Shaping Stories. Building Worlds. Designing the Future.

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  • Divide and Conquer

    A summer house situated by a lake in Brazil.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 24, 2012
    Architecture
    green materials, summer house
  • Layering Poetry

    Several padded layers are curved and stacked over each other to form a seating object.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 23, 2012
    Product Design
    chairs, Furniture
  • Pubic Notations

    The buildings and streets of brooklyn, new york were demarcated with life size architectural notations, such as one to one architectural scales,

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 22, 2012
    Public Space
    street art
  • Folding Bike

    A practical folding bicycle that is not compromised by its calapsing process.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 21, 2012
    Product Design, Videos
    folding bike
  • Child’s Play

    A children’s hair salon designed for little ones under the age of ten.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 20, 2012
    Interior Design
    children, hair salon
  • Porcelain Glazing

    The pieces are ready for glazing, the last step before kiln firing and then quality control. on automated assembly lines, pieces enter one by one into small workspaces.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 20, 2012
    Product Design, Videos
    Laufen, process, toilets
  • Illuminated by Sunlight

    Fireplaces are the vestiges of that ancient tradition.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 19, 2012
    Product Design
    fireplace, recycled materials, tradition
  • Solar Powered Rider

    A solar powered vehicle made out of aluminum structure with flexible thin-film modules fixed to it.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 18, 2012
    Product Design, Technology
    car, Solar power, vehicle
  • Kangaroo View

    Near to top of the escarpment, the property has expansive views over the rainforest and dense bushland of the Upper Kangaroo River.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 17, 2012
    Architecture
    house
  • Crossing Creation

    Cross looking at contemporary creation, hold ingthe artistic direction of future collections.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 15, 2012
    Product Design
    Chair, Furniture, wood
  • Slowly Falling

    Just like under the snow, you’ll find muted pastels with splashes of blackness and layers of transparency.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 14, 2012
    Interior Design
    exhibition, installation
  • Electric Charger

    A public socket making the e-charger a ‘supersocket’, easily recognized and intuitive in use.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 13, 2012
    Product Design, Public Space
    electric charger, Vienna
  • Unfinished Modernizations

    The presentation of architectural projects and large-scale urbanistic plannings which denote the period of socialism, focusing on the milestones and visions of the unfinished modernisation of cities.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 12, 2012
    Architecture
    exhibition, photography
  • Chocolate Hand Mixer

    A formal innovative hand mixer based on the association of chocolate.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 11, 2012
    Product Design
    appliance, hand mixer
  • My Own Bike

    The big lights are reminiscent of bicycle rims and are the eye-catcher of the shop.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 10, 2012
    Interior Design
    bike, Retail design, shop
  • A Possible City

    Cities have their origin from the need of each people to meet each other. They exist primarily to satisfy human needs and social communities.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 9, 2012
    Public Space, Videos
    city, community, urban design
  • New York from Behind

    downtownfrombehind is a photographic series capturing subjects riding their bike from behind on some 200+ streets, avenues and lanes below 14th street in new york city.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 8, 2012
    Public Space
    bikers, New York City, photography
  • Birds on a Wire

    This object represents the initial idea, a linear lamp electrified, a resting place for the birds on top, as is usually seen on electricity distribution lines.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 7, 2012
    Product Design
    birds, light
  • A Light Read

    The design was inspired by the shape and function of a traditional metal library bookend, as well as the side profile of a person reading a book while on their knees.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 6, 2012
    Product Design
    Lamp, library, light, shelf, storage
  • Sunset Laboratories

    Moodiness, flaccid skin, looking dull, tendency to depression! You are obviously in lack of sunshine.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 5, 2012
    Product Design
    Capsules, laboratory, medicine, pills
  • Blooming Senses

    A collection of organisms as an interactive research.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 4, 2012
    Product Design, Technology
    art, research
  • Infinity Bridge

    A museum is a cultural space that invites visitors to discover works of art while discovering themselves, along walks through fluid and fluctuating spaces, well-proportioned and agreeably lit.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 3, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
    Bridge, museum
  • All Pain, No Gain

    This project explores a topic of what is self-punishment today.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 2, 2012
    Product Design
    art
  • Steel Spindles

    The pieces are designed and formed with a veneer that is composed of layers of wood, carbon, glass fiber and adhesive films.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 2, 2012
    Product Design
    case, containers, storage
  • Casting Ceramics

    The LAUFEN design philosophy has its roots in two schools: emotional, artistic Italian design from the south and meticulous Swiss precision from the north.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 2, 2012
    Product Design, Videos
    Laufen, toilets
  • Slip Watch

    The skewed posture of the watch, makes it appear to be slipping off its band, suggestive of a moment caught in time, that gives the clean minimal form new life.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 1, 2012
    Product Design
    watch
  • Maple Bergère

    The structure, in maple wood, is composed of a line segmented in space, forming the seat and backrest.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 1, 2012
    Product Design
    Chair
  • Buried Bones

    Textile and ceramic design are two ancient crafts that have been around for ages but are still very open to new interpretations.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 1, 2012
    Product Design
    art, bones, cotton, porcelain
  • Time to Say Goodbye

    A space of silence and peace, a place which was intended to represent a farewell but who found itself lost in an uncharacteristic and aimless area. t

    Richelle Sibolboro

    July 1, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
    cemetary
  • Football Complex

    The stand comprises an extruded concrete block, which bears a resemblance to a laptop and on which the yellow plastic seats are soberly lined up.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    June 30, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
    Sports complex, stadium
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