Richelle Sibolboro

Shaping Stories. Building Worlds. Designing the Future.

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  • Nature Drives Architectural Forms

    ‘Nature is a rich source of inspiration, you do not need to create anything but observe, because nature is always creating things better than you can ever image.’  – Pei Zhu

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 9, 2012
    Architecture, Videos
    Chinese architecture, Pei Zhu
  • Loom-Hyperbolic

    A madly inventive, and vivid hand-craft culture oscillating between ad-hoc kitsch and the archaic sublime.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 8, 2012
    Public Space
    exhibition, installation, Marrakech
  • Converging Cavity

    It reminds us of the traditional half-timbered houses of Northern Europe and which provokes the craftsmanship and history of the place.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 8, 2012
    Product Design
    Furniture, stools, wood
  • Folded Figure

    The structure of the lampshade is the final outcome of a geometrical research.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 7, 2012
    Product Design
    Lamp, light
  • Tablet Table

    Living and working environments can now become more dynamic.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 7, 2012
    Product Design
    iPad, table, tablet
  • Spa Reflection

    The form of a mountain and the shape of the roof create a detached building that  are reflected in the hot spring spa’s water surface, bringing together the internal wall and the form of a ceiling.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 7, 2012
    Architecture, Interior Design
    Japan, spa
  • Extended Family

    This collection of solid oak chairs, benches and tables in different sizes, is now expanded into upholstered versions of both the chair and the bench.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 6, 2012
    Product Design
    chairs, collection, Furniture, table, wood
  • Sloping Villa

    Intercepted into the slope the house constitutes a two-storey elevation towards the street, which becomes one-storey at the back due to the inclination.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 6, 2012
    Architecture, Interior Design
    house, villa
  • Plastic Butterflies

    A site-specific installation using household washing bowls of various sizes suspended in the air with fishing line.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 6, 2012
    Public Space
    bowls, china, exhibition, installation
  • Bulging Fat

    A statement that symbolizes the excessive consumption of society.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 5, 2012
    Product Design
  • Zebra Play House

    The design concept was motivated by a big zebra in the green grassland.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 5, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
    children’s playground, play house
  • Slicing Privacy

    A free standing one-story residence with an interior patio for a single family.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 5, 2012
    Architecture, Interior Design
    house, Japanese
  • Defending our Light

    Wanting to make the city safer for cyclist, the defender is a theft resistant bike light.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 4, 2012
    Product Design
    bike
  • Recycled Tires

    The perfect accessory for a road warrior.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 3, 2012
    Product Design
    bike, recycled materials, tires
  • Eating on the Go

    The cutlery set and the salad set wish to encourage a healthy eating routine at work while discouraging excessive use of disposable tableware.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 3, 2012
    Product Design
    cutlery, set, tupperware
  • 365 drawings

    The self-imposed minimum, one drawing a day, was to serve as an exercise to pull myself away from the computer and to begin to explore analog creativity.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    March 2, 2012
    Product Design
    365, art, drawing, painting
  • Long Beautiful Hair

    This logo is made of hair because hair it´s the most representative thing of the people in the agency.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 29, 2012
    Product Design
    branding, logo
  • Densely Placed Dowelsa

    The elements are similar to the hollow strips of the corrugated cardboard.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 29, 2012
    Product Design
    collection, Furniture
  • Video Mapping

    An intricate video mapping installation, which brought a choreographed play of light to one of Milan, Italy’s oldest and most famous edifices.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 29, 2012
    Technology
    3D mapping, Duomo, Milan, Video Mapping
  • Sculpturesque Whisk

    Beater is inspired by a pack of straws and is gathered in the middle using a ring that functions as both an opening and closing mechanism and a hanging fixture.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 28, 2012
    Product Design
    beater, cookware
  • 200 Years Old

    The first in a new series of furniture based on the concept of an oak tree.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 27, 2012
    Product Design
    craft, table, wood
  • Detailed in White

    The living room and kitchen are separated from the staircase by a massive wall, which affords views through the immaterial glass behind.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 27, 2012
    Architecture, Interior Design
    house, Residential Structures
  • Arcing Cover

    A case that exceeds the ordinary functionality and craftsmanship.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 26, 2012
    Product Design
    cover, iPad, leather
  • Nodal Platforms

    The lantern transportation hub weaves together the district infrastructure needs with a series of unique local open public spaces.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 26, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
  • Clean Lines

    A private residence consisting of a 55 meter square space which was renovated with a modern contemporary style.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 25, 2012
    Interior Design
    apartment, renovation, Residential Structures
  • Tea Time

    This is a tea set with unusual handles, designed and crafted using slip-casting.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 25, 2012
    Product Design
    ceramics, collection, set, tea
  • Spitting Time

    Generated by curiosity, designed without conformity, experienced in different ways, this object has a dual face; for time aficionados, and design connoisseurs.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 24, 2012
    Product Design
    watch
  • Urban Fringe

    Affordable housing in shenzhen, is planned to be built outside the urban center and many are even in the urban fringe.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 24, 2012
    Architecture, Public Space
    affordable housing, Residential Structures
  • Crisis Furniture

    The narrative is described through a photo-realistic image paired with the satirical piece.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 23, 2012
    Product Design
    Furniture
  • Building Mixed-Use

    The project consists of three different programs on a 43 meter long by 48 meter deep plot: retail space on the ground floor, a retirement home and residential housing on the upper floors.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 23, 2012
    Architecture
    Mixed-use commercial, Residential Structures, retail space
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