5Rings
Un escaparate de la sostenibilidad de la impresión 3D
5Rings es un escaparate de la fabricación innovadora y de nuestra capacidad para crear objetos significativos y bellos que ponen de relieve la sostenibilidad. Trece diseñadores crearon un anillo para conmemorar pruebas olímpicas internacionales de atletismo. Cada diseño de anillo se produjo cinco veces en plata esmaltada, bronce recubierto de polvo, acero inoxidable, ácido poliláctico y resina acrílica. Todos los anillos han sido analizados por su impacto ecológico único. La colección de anillos demuestra que el mismo diseño de base tiene impactos diferentes que dependen de los materiales y los métodos de producción.
Empresa/Institución
University of Oregon
The mission of the Department of Product Design at the University of Oregon is to catalyze students of all kinds to produce world-changing design. Product visions that foster enhanced life and livability are supported through the study of usability, materiality, manufacturability and storytelling. As a program of the University of Oregon, our overarching mission is to serve the state of Oregon with exceptional teaching and discovery.
País
Estados Unidos
Designer(s)
Luka Allen, Rhys Forbes, Lauren Ha, Anna Koebel, Katrina Larrabee, Colin McNamee, Maya Merrill, Eli Mikiten, Tyler Riedell, Audrey Saing, Nicholas Sogge, Quinn Vandecasteele, Harrison Wilkins
5Rings was a collaborative project among many talented design students at the University of Oregon. The design team consisted of 13 designers who each worked to produce a ring of their design in 5 different materials. Each designer ideated and prototyped a ring that was inspired by the 2024 summer Olympics. The designers took the span of their three month long university term to design and produce these rings. The designers relied on each other to workshop ideas and help each other be successful. They also used help from their professor and other artists from the university.