YD Handpicks: Celebrating the Chinese New Year with 8 winning designs from China - Yanko Design
With a little assistance from our friends at the Ruddy Dot Design Awards, nosotros're kicking off the Chinese New year's day with 8 accolade-winning designs from Chinese designers curated from the past year's Ruby-red Dot Awards. Wishing all our readers a wonderful and bountiful 'year of the pig', from the YD family unit to yours.
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01. Segway Ninebot Gokart Kit past Bowen Cai, Yongjie Li, Ji Lin
Imagine if you lot could take your hoverboard, add two more than tires and a steering wheel to it and fashion a go-kart for yourself. Why that'south what the Segway Ninebot is. Designed as an attachment to the $499 Segway Mini Pro, the Ninebot turns a last-mile commutation device into a fun, electric go-kart that can exist driven around practically anywhere! The company claims that the Segway-Ninebot electrical gokart tin can advance from 0 to 12 mph (20 km/h) in under two seconds and can support riders of up to 220 lbs.
02. Build-Fender by Chen Chi-Shan
The Build Fender is function architectural curiosity, part massive eco-organization. Inspired by how biological cells work together to clean and sustain a organisation, the Build Fender skyscraper imagines different 'cell components' in a edifice that have dissimilar functions and effects. When combined, they create a building that works around-the-clock like a living ecosystem that minimizes its touch on the environment and actively purifies the air that passes through information technology on a massive scale.
03. Knitting Lounger by Liang Chen, Ma Qianli
Inspired by a type of Asian knitting handicraft that integrates aesthetics and functionality, the designers made full apply of the merits of knitting and created this ergonomic outdoor furniture. The concept of knitting delivers a sense of interweaving and the ropes used for knitting are made from a water-proof textile, requiring less maintenance and budget.
04. Forseti Axe by Tony Chui Pak Ho
Designed as a modern take on the axe, the Forseti relooks the axe's basic construction of a handle and a blade. The new design looks much more integrated, just what's interesting is how the blade is designed equally a plug-in-plug-out module that fits almost flush into the metal handle, creating an well-nigh monolithic product that can ever be repaired/maintained past simply switching bract-pieces by discarding the former blade and plugging in a new one!
05. SHO by Pan Biwei
Practically a hallmark of simplicity and effectiveness, the Sho is fabricated of literally two parts. A frame and a mattress. All the same, it can exist in 3 states. As a bed (with the mattress used as-is), equally a comfortable chair, and equally a reclining lounge chair. The SHO works well as instant article of furniture, be it in low-cost apartments, or at disaster relief sites. The metal framework is foldable, and when opened out, allows you to tuck the mattress into it, turning information technology either into a comfortable chair with a backrest, or into a lounging recline you lot can lean into. Independently, the mattress serves as a bed for 1, allowing yous to accept three pieces of furniture that apply simply two simple objects.
06. Fu-Chair past Wei-Chen Chang, Pei-Chun Hsueh, Po-Wei Tsai, Zhen-Ling You
Fu-Chair'southward luminescence is in its duality. Designed as two chairs stacked upside down on each other, the Fu-Chair can either be used every bit one unmarried chair with armrests (and a storage infinite for books below the seat) or as two separate stools. Ingenious, eh?!
07. Deject Cooker Hood past Jin Ze, Ye Tian, Zhang Haonan, Zhu Lingjie
Inspired past traditional Chinese paper-cutting fine art, the Cloud Cooker Hood uses undulating sheets to course a hood that looks flat when closed, and turns into an organic chimney/hood when open, assuasive fumes to leave the kitchen while also adding a touch of aesthetics to the decor of the room.
08. Connect by Li Enxin, Miao Xinyi, Tao Zhixiang , Wang Fubing, Zhang Jing
Created for the kindergarten environment, the Connect is a fun table-setup that allows you to join or split desks based on need. Connecting plates allow you to create different sort of patterns that immediately plough the kindergarten into a identify of fun, allowing kids to experiment with forms and layouts, while too improving their dexterity and understanding of furniture and of puzzles. Having the Connect in any kindergarten will automatically make information technology a place of learning and a place of fun!
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2019/02/04/yd-handpicks-celebrating-the-chinese-new-year-with-8-winning-designs-from-china/
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