After trying to turn line into sheet, we're trying to change a 2D form (sheet) into a 3D form (has volume). It was a challenge to make a stool out of cardboard which is strong enough to hold up to 120kg of weight.
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| Scale of 1:5 Model - Puzzle |
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| Puzzle Concept |
Anyway I did my best after the break up, and here's the (I don't think) brilliant concept of mine about the puzzle continuation between one and another stool. What do you think ?
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| Scale of 1:2 Model - Material |
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| the making of |
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| Final Mock-Up (back) |
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| Final Mock-Up (styling) |
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After completing the product, its' now ready to be tested on user based on their weight (challenge : the heavier it can holds on, the stronger it is)
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| W:54kg, H:178cm |
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| W:55kg , H:169cm |
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| W:62kg, H:152cm |
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| W:117kg, H:176cm |
After testing on users, I've analyzes the ergonomic of the product, if it is comfortable enough to sit on this stool while working in the studio. According from a few users I've interviewed, there were a few comments about the structure in contact with user was to fragile, should have add more "cushion" to make it more comfortable. The height is perfect to form 90' angle for the knee to rest on the floor according to users. The width is using the anthropometry p95, which is more recommended for user until 120kg.
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| Final Mock-Up during Cardboard stool exhibition in front of the Incubator |
End Term Test of 3rd Semester (Product Design 1) - A (December, 2014)
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