VDID AWARDS | INTERZUM 2017
INTERZUM 2017
shows responsibility in dealing with the excess, which leads to an ever-faster exchange of products. Design can counteract this and produce products that bind emotionally. By interacting with the watch/light 'Timelight', the playful and conscious handling is promoted and the personal relation to the product is strengthened. The 'two- in-one' functionality is minimalist and has been designed aesthetically and playfully in this sense'. The Jury said about David Wojcik’s
Bloop –
Autotransfusion System for Blood: The project shows a high awareness of the problem and uses the design process responsibly. The analysis of the problem of blood recirculation leads to a convincing approach. 'Bloop' is realized with a simple design and a clear, appealing design. The design stages for various applications complete the system. A holistic approach, which impressed the jury extremely. Honoured David Gebka’s Habitat beehive offers an urban environment for bees without using them as a means of production. A bee swarm is looking for
its new nesting site on the basis of various criteria such as geometry, position, etc. Habitat is designed to meet these requirements as well as possible, in order to be inviting for the swarm. The external form and structure are 'based on the bee architecture'. The goal is not the honey production, but the interests of the bees are the focus. The Citrus Juice – Manual Juice Winner from Timo Heinen answers the question: 'How do I get the juice from a citrus
fruit'? The precise task was: the user would like to get the juice of a citrus fruit a few times a year. For this purpose, he wants to have a space-saving, quick-to-clean-up aid which he can use for all citrus fruits. Speaking
about her Rural Mobility – Multifunctional
Cluster, Julia Hunold said: "Looking at public transport, logistics and goods transport as well as mobile services in rural areas, it becomes clear that all 'actors' are separate from each other on the road – in vehicles which are not always used. The idea includes a new vehicle concept, the rethinking of conventional stations and a new village shop concept. The main focus is on a resource-conserving the design of vehicles, taking into account all multifunctional uses and its various interactions." Peter Otto
'Variable seating and
Vosding’s object'
has as a theme: seating for small
medium-sized
rooms. The chair has on one side vertical and on the other two obliquely outwards placed legs. Its basic shape is reminiscent of a man standing loosely with a stand and a leg.
The strengthening of design competence and the
promotion of newcomers are future-oriented tasks of the VDID, Association of German Industrial Designers. Prize-winners received their awards at interzum, as well
as press and public relations, including print support, in cooperation with Koelnmesse and the VDID. The four main prize-winners will also receive a one-week workshop stay at the Domaine de Boisbuchet, France.
Julian Sommer
juliansommer.design@
gmail.com | Thorben Wieck
thorbenwieck@googlemail.com | David Wojcik
www.davidwojcik.com | Thomas Theling
www.thomastheling.com | David Gebka
www.davidgebka.com | Timo Heinen
www.timo-heinen.de | Julia Hunold
www.juliahunold.com | Peter Otto Vosding
www.vosding.de
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