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Revision as of 13:58, 8 March 2013
SpongeFloor
author(s): Adriaan Kees van Gool, Diamadis Tegkelidis, J.M. van Lith, Koen Kegel, Qiushi Wu, Xi Guo
Concept
For the interactions workshop in week 2, we decided to design a floor element. While questioning different unique properties of the element, the hardness element has been chosen. We then focused on the need for a hard floor in a young household. While adults might want to manoeuvre fast over the surface, babies or toddlers could prefer - while falling, rolling and crawling - a softer one. We came to the conclusion that the surface desiribly could have more densities, resulting in a harder or softer floor.
Connections
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