Monday, November 9, 2015

Creational Design Patterns

Creational design patterns focus on handling object creation mechanisms where objects are created in a manner suitable for the situation we're working in. The basic approach to object creation might otherwise lead to added complexity in a project whilst these patterns aim to solve this problem by controlling the creation process.
Some of the patterns that fall under this category are: Constructor, Factory, Abstract, Prototype, Singleton and Builder.

Sunday, November 8, 2015

Classical House Plans

Classical Exterior - Front Elevation Plan #17-179 - Houseplans.com
Classically inspired -- also called Neoclassical house plans -- reference the architecture of ancient Greece and Rome with columns, pediments and ornament such as egg-and-dart moulding. The Colonial Revival, Greek Revival, Neo Classical, Southern Colonial styles are all derived from Classical precedents and use Classical features to varying degrees. This collection includes a range of Classically-inspired home plans to illustrate how the style has been used in residential architecture. To see more Neoclassical house plans try our advanced floor plan search.

About the Challenge

 
Each year, The Buckminster Fuller Institute invites scientists, students, designers, architects, activists, entrepreneurs, artists and planners from all over the world to submit their innovative solutions to some of humanity’s most pressing problems. A $100,000 prize is awarded to support the development and implementation of one outstanding strategy.

Organisation in Design

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realises self-initiated projects and takes care of project guidance, booth production, event management and various other organisational and curatorial activities surrounding design fairs, off-side fairs, exhibitions in galleries, show rooms, international art & design museums, et cetera.
One of the self-initiated projects of Organisation in Design is Ventura Lambrate, a completely curated and established area for pioneering design, during the period of the annual Salone del Mobile in Milan. The Ventura Lambrate area is recognised as the place for independent designers, design schools, creative labels and young talent and attracts a professional international public. From the Ventura Lambrate concept other Ventura Projects derived upon invitation from professional design fairs around the world, such as Ventura Berlin, Ventura London and Ventura Interieur in Kortrijk, Belgium.
Besides the Ventura Projects, Organisation in Design also realises projects upon invitation, such as their
art-directorship for the Klokgebouw during the twelfth Dutch Design Week and their guest curator project for the 23rd Biennial of Design in Ljubljana, Slovenia. In addition, Organisation in Design has realised projects in Zona Tortona, Design Miami/Basel, and during the ICFF (New York), the Tokyo Design Week and more.

* For information about our organisational or curatorial activities please send an email to: info(at)organisationindesign.com
** For specific requests concerning the Salone del Mobile or Ventura Lambrate, send your email to: milano(at)organisationindesign.com

Design Inputs Uncovered


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Requirement Management for medical device development. Regulatory demands on the requirement elicitation process and structure can have unforseen effects.
Find out more about the particular implications induced by the medical device regulations during the design input elicitation process.

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Design Trust for Public Space is Established

 

Andrea Woodner–a sculptor trained as an architect and a native New Yorker–has a vision for an organization that can transform the life of the city by connecting city agencies with the burgeoning design community. She names it "Design Trust for Public Space" to reflect the mission of bringing design expertise and design thinking to the public realm.

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Product Design

  • Product Design SO703i by Sony Ericsson for NTT DoCoMo
  • A Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications product.
  • Style-Up is a trademark of Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications.
Body colors and interchangeable panels for this phone were developed to strike a chord with our senses by representing essential qualities. Style-Up® panels in previous models gave the handsets greater visual impact, and enabling users to add their choice of fragrance ("essential oils," so to speak) was another step in the evolution of the series. The OLED sub display, seemingly floating in a lid colored by vapor deposition, is a design detail that conveys an upscale image.