Object design for the faculty of architecture of the PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD JAVERIANA
The Royal Institute of British Architects RIBA, visited the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, a prestigious university in Bogotá Colombia to evaluate and credit its architecture program, facilities and achievents. The faculty of architecture was requested to present samples of its student's work to the RIBA's committee.
The faculty of architecture needed to showcase an inmense amount of work produced by the students, including presentation sheets, models and digital works. Due to the amount of work to be evaulated and the lack of space available for such a massive presentation, the task was to make the evaluation process and enjoyable experience for the committee and the public in general.
The Royal Institute of British Architects RIBA, visited the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, a prestigious university in Bogotá Colombia to evaluate and credit its architecture program, facilities and achievents. The faculty of architecture was requested to present samples of its student's work to the RIBA's committee.
The faculty of architecture needed to showcase an inmense amount of work produced by the students, including presentation sheets, models and digital works. Due to the amount of work to be evaulated and the lack of space available for such a massive presentation, the task was to make the evaluation process and enjoyable experience for the committee and the public in general.
ETA (Estudio Triana Arquitectos) was contacted to handle the job. ETA later recruited me as the lead designer and production manager of the project. We decided to tackle this challenge using industrial design to come up with a slick probe to showcase all the student's work. This device had to be easily produced, user friendly and budget responsible. We also wanted it to act as the featured host for the entire exhibition.
The result was a pretty simple, almost invisible probe that could be easily transported, customized and installed to fit all kinds of spaces and acomodate all the student's work. The device could host as much as 32 1m x .07m presentation sheets in no more than 3 meters, which exceded everyone's expectations and needs.
The probe became the center of attention at the RIBA's Student Showcase, since it was cool to watch and operate.
Thanks to Natalia at ETA, for trusting me and for giving me the opportunity to create.
The result was a pretty simple, almost invisible probe that could be easily transported, customized and installed to fit all kinds of spaces and acomodate all the student's work. The device could host as much as 32 1m x .07m presentation sheets in no more than 3 meters, which exceded everyone's expectations and needs.
The probe became the center of attention at the RIBA's Student Showcase, since it was cool to watch and operate.
Thanks to Natalia at ETA, for trusting me and for giving me the opportunity to create.