RE-CONNECT

"Can We Hack Disasters With The Daily Life Practise?*

Disasters and viruses are affecting our daily lifes at these times and they will affect humans in the future as well. Communication is a challenge for humans during these kind of situations. As designers; we thought that we couldn't keep from the viruses yet we could design a structure which humans can reconnect with each others. The main idea is that levels also create social distances by humans movements by using seesaw system.Structure can assist people with daily acts. It can be responsive and interactive"

 

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RE-CONNECT

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team 5 #everafterdesignworkshop

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Bilge Bahar Saatçi (Turkey)

Wataru Kimura (Japan)

Masayoshi Yanase (Japan)

Ozan Ersöz (Turkey)

Zehra Derelel (Turkey)

BRANCHES

"We wanted to create a point of intersection where we can maintain social distance for ever after the coronavirus process. We focused on the concepts of communication, social distance, human activities, landscape and orientation. In this design that we created with vertical elements and horizontal elements, the structural system was transformed into design by using vertical wooden pieces that we imagine as tree abstractions as columns.  We wanted to create different functions by creating different horizontal layers, such using as bench and table. Also, horizontal wooden pieces that we image as a landscapes. We oriented the important views there for the feeling of belonging to the place with the way the layers are oriented."
 

BRANCHES

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team 4 #everafterdesignworkshop

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Abdulkadir Dogan (Turkey)

Kimura Yusaku (Japan)

Cansu Bayram (Turkey)

Sümeyye Özyalçın (Turkey)

PLAYFUL DISTANCING

"The aim of the design is to change the way people feel about the current social distancing protocol and to reshape the way people interact with each other, through a playful product. 

Through the design we want to make people aware of this instability, by requiring them to actively find balance by themselves or by collaborating with other individuals that are using the design. 

Not only does this invite people to interact with each other and raise awareness about the current situation in a subtle and playful way, but it also achieves this without any physical constrains that keep people apart. This design will make social distancing, or as we call it, ‘playful distancing’, more amusing."
 

PLAYFUL DISTANCING

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Team 1 #EverAfterdesignworkshop
 

Tom Rockel (Germany)

Mira Housen (Italy)

Serkan Gürkan (Turkey)

Reyhaneh Farahbakhsh (Iran)