Form follows function

The chair design with 'sort of' broken legs! An Unconventional Chair Design Joyce Lin

Exploring Form and Function: This visual breakdown illustrates the transformation of a simple hexagonal shape into a dynamic housing solution. By hollowing, slicing, and reconfiguring the form, we create a blend of private and shared spaces that cater to both individual privacy and communal interaction. This design approach emphasizes the importance of circulation and functional clarity in modern architectural practices. @studio_articulation Software used : SKETCHUP & ILLUSTRATOR (Archit...

Furniture pieces can make or break a home, but something about a furniture design that is multifunctional makes it 10x alluring to me! Shin Chen's '& Chair' is a prime example of a multifunctional piece of furniture that provides unparalleled functionality, while perfectly integrating with your home. Chen describes the & Chair as not simply

SIZE - 71×95 cm. Height - 85 cm. Crafted from layers of naturally cured walnut wood, each wooden piece delicately designed and hand-assembled unveils a harmonious fusion of ergonomics, artistic elegance, and functionality. The intricate curvature of every fine line strikes a balance between the complexities of design and the comfort of the human form. The entire production process is devoid of machinery or technological tools, ensuring that every piece is meticulously handmade. Our product…

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Located in the heart of Yarram, South Gippsland, the Yarram and District Health Service (YDHS) Integrated Healthcare Centre is a small-scale healthcare project that forms part of a greater medical precinct. The new building responded to a need for the consolidation of allied health functions for the small town of 2000. It was hoped that the new centre would provide an environment that the public can attend as they would a public gallery,

Muller-Brockmann, J. Grid systems in graphic design: a visual communication manual for graphic designers, typographers and three dimensional designers, Sulgen/Zurich: Verlag Niggli AG, 1981. Originally published 1961 excerpts here

Iconic chairs design by Scandinavian industrial designers. A3 Risograph poster print illustration by Haus der Riso - available to buy at our online shop. Vintage style, signed and numbered by the artist.

Exploring Form Development: diagram illustrates the transformation of a simple orthogonal shape into a complex structure. By dividing the shape, shifting elements, and ensuring functional circulation, the concept evolves into a usable and dynamic space. Introducing scale elements like humans and trees helps visualize the interaction within the environment.

These well-designed bookcases may turn you away from plain old, run-of-the-mill bookcases forever.

Embracing nature’s form with futuristic design 🌿📱 This Phone holder brings organic elegance to your everyday tech. A perfect fusion of function and art. #TechMeetsNature #BiomorphicDesign #FuturisticFunction #trnkts3D

The Bi Chair by Elemento Diseño is a dual-function chair and table/shelf.

If you’re into form and function, you have arrived. The Pandora cuts sharp lines in the change room whilst concealing user’s shoes and maintaining good hanging height.

Au début du XXe siècle, l’architecte Louis Sullivan annonçait une devise qui devait passer la postérité : « Form follows function » (la forme suit la fonction).

Flat-packed designs are really quite intriguing! They're portable, easy to put together and occupy minimum space. And, this innovative technique is now being introduced to almost all kinds of product designs! From foldable furniture designs to photo studios and stationery, there's nothing that cannot be flat-packed. These designs, not only rate high on space efficiency,

Hyperloop terminal Mumbai, is a B.arch graduation project. Design and visualization by Astin john.

The sensual shapes in Marie Khouri's installation, recently on view at Vancouver's Equinox Gallery, spell out "Let's Sit and Talk" in Arabic.

In a move that really challenges the notion of form-following-function, the Concertina’s design is driven more by form-follows-movement. Opening up like a Japanese fan, the chair uses angled “blades” to turn the fan into a chair.