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- 2. Introduction Considerations while designing Typesof furniture designers ( characteristics, roles and responsibilities) Design process Conclusion
- 3. Product Design Process to createa new product Develop ideas that lead to a brand new product
- 4. Product Designer Design most of thethings we use in our day- to-day lives Improve the way the existing product looks and work and produce at lower works on specialist products Design entirely new products
- 5. Furniture designer Creates and designs interior andexterior furniture Works with professional s Keep track of market trend
- 6. CONSIDERATI ON Sustainability Practicality and functionality Client style preference Balancingfunctional requirements Ergonomic design of equipment and furniture Maintaining a safe environment for prospective customers Comfortability Innovative design and aesthetic appeal
- 7. ERGONOMIC DESIGN • Designof equipment • Design is made in an attempt to increase productivity and comfort, while reducing weariness and pain Figure 1
- 8. CONSIDERATI ON Sustainability Practicality and functionality Client style preference Balancingfunctional requirements Ergonomic design of equipment and furniture Maintaining a safe environment for prospective customers Comfortability Innovative design and aesthetic appeal
- 9. v FURNITURE DESIGNER Commercial furniture designervIndependent furniture designer
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- 11. IKEA aims tobe a responsible organisation. It sells low-price home furnishing products from around the world Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5
- 12. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITI ES Employed on apart time/full time basis Aware of the construction process of their designs Create furnishing or fixture designs based on certain company specifications Working within a larger corporate community Less likely to build their own designs Not responsible for the construction of their designs Aware of the feasibility of their designs
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- 14. http://www.curate- home.com/leeward/john- black.asp Figure 6 • Presidentof J.Black Design • Studied at Kendall College of art and design • Greensboro/ Winston-salem, North Carolina Figure 7
- 15. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITI ES Working on contractbasis Create furnishing and fixture Work on commission Allot of time for self-promotion or obtaining patent Carry out tasks involved running a business Compete with other furniture designers for contract
- 16. IMPROVING EXISTING FURNITURE •Improve and innovate existing products design • Finding solutions to produce more efficient products
- 17. DEFINE RESEARCH PRICING AND CONTRACT NEGOTIATION FABRICATION IDEATE PRESENTATIO N (processsketch) (ideation sketches - > explanatory sketches) DELIVERY
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- 19. Clients establish needs and expectations througha brief Designers get the idea of what the client wants Design options are reviewed and discussed with clients to define direction DEFINE process sketching
- 20. PROCESS SKETCHING • A stageof visualising the work • An act of firming an idea • Very likely to be drawn by a pencil or fibre tip pen as the designer explores possibilities Figure 8
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- 22. RESEARCH • To undestandthe purpose and environment of the furniture • Refer to internet, books and existing furnitures
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- 24. IDEATE • Brainstorm arange of ideas exploring aesthetics as well as functional and mechanical aspects of the project Ideation sketches Explanatory sketches Refine drawing
- 25. IDEATION SKETCHING • also knownas freehand sketches. • Use to evolve the design ideas and study the compositional aspect of the product
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- 27. EXPLANATORY SKETCHING • Toexplain function shape and structure of a design concept (refined version of ideation sketching) to the client
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- 30. FABRICATION DRAWINGS ( construction drawings) • Given by designers to fabricators for pricing and fabrication Jim Postell (1993). Furniture Design. Furniture Design Phases, 165
- 31. http://www.poharchitects.com/images/Interior_material_pi c1.jpg https://encrypted- tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRE3kUg1uwHm3urZDRac3l1C U4L-HR4vgnwrImWWQr55QCvQjvi http://www.ggi-myanmar.com/wood/axes.jpg http://www.hughesfurniture.co.uk/care-home-furniture/images/specifications.jpg Finish selection Material selection Graindirection of wood Specification for quality Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14 Figure 15
- 32. MEETING OUTCOMES Both designersand fabricators are able to : • Determine the cost • Determine the time it will take to fabricate and install the proposed work • Determine the scope of work • Establish the responsibilities of various individuals • Outline a schedule for completing and installing the proposed work
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- 34. SHOP DRAWING • Adetailed construction and fabrication drawing that shows the proposed material , shape and size , assembly of the parts and how the entire unit will be installed Lobby security desk https://encrypted- tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR Ms53zmd2Adh1r6LwUd8UN7QClaI8Wz1D MvLp7s6ZCqT9DIbToiQ Figure 16
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- 36. PRESENTATION • To showdesigner’s commitment to finish through the level of precision with which they present their ideas
- 37. PERSUASIVE SKETCHES • Detailedand colourful to influence audience and sell a design concept
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- 40. CONCLUSION DRAWINGS ARE VERYIMPORTANT AS THEY SERVE AS A COMMUNICATION TOOL USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
- 41. REFERENCE • http://www.ideationdesign.com.au/process.html • http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/basic-guidelines-to-product- sketching/ •http://www.onlinedesignteacher.com/interior_design/presen tation_boards.html#.VdzgxvaqpBc • https://www.pinterest.com/