A Happy Place for Arlo (2022)
The goal of this project was to design a “happy place” for a classmate using the formal language developed in the form families project in conjunction with the clients own desires. This superfurniture was inspired by the classmate’s desire for open space, privacy, nature, and asymmetrial multi-leveled forms. The model explores a formal language of misregistration, branching out from its roots in the form families project. The form is 3-tiered in both vertical and horizontal directions while incorporating both natural and man made qualities.
The goal of this project was to design a “happy place” for a classmate using the formal language developed in the form families project in conjunction with the clients own desires. This superfurniture was inspired by the classmate’s desire for open space, privacy, nature, and asymmetrial multi-leveled forms. The model explores a formal language of misregistration, branching out from its roots in the form families project. The form is 3-tiered in both vertical and horizontal directions while incorporating both natural and man made qualities.