Design and Conceptualization of a Chair
From prototype to product
A course by Christian Vivanco , Industrial Designer
Joined April 2009
Joined April 2009
About the video: From prototype to product
Overview
“Making the Camelia prototype was quite an experience; In this lesson, I will share everything I learned from this stage of the project and how Camelia went from being an idea to a product. ”
In this video lesson Christian Vivanco addresses the topic: From prototype to product, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design and Conceptualization of a Chair. Learn the secrets behind the design of a functional and aesthetically pleasing chair.
Partial transcription of the video
“Why is a prototype important? In past lessons you accompanied me throughout the Camelia chair design process and the production of the prototype. It is very important to clarify that the prototype is intended solve all the doubts that arise throughout the process. We can say that the prototype is the synthesis of the entire design process. However, the process is not over yet, as there may be opportunities for improvement. Now i want to share you some details of the Camellia prototype. The first of these details came up when building the prototype. If we get closer, you can see how the armr...”
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Course summary for: Design and Conceptualization of a Chair
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Areas
Furniture Design & Making, Industrial Design, Product Design
Christian Vivanco
A course by Christian Vivanco
Christian Vivanco is an Industrial Designer specialized in furniture and lighting design and his work has been exhibited in the most important design capitals of the world, such as the Salone del Mobile in Milan, Maison & Objet in Paris, I.C.F.F. in New York, Tokyo Design Week, and the London Design Museum, among others.
During his 10-year professional career, he has had the opportunity to participate in projects in Colombia, Chile, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, and the United States.
In 2018 he was invited by WeWork to curate and design the furniture used in their offices in Mexico and Latin America, and had the opportunity to design pieces of furniture that today are used in more than 40 buildings in Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile, and Costa Rica.
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