NOOVA
Calendar Design , Natural Stone Design Competition 1st Prize
Year 2022
Group Project with Gunes Sineray Serin
Design description
Noova is a unique calendar design that embodies a vision and aesthetic of time. This design is composed of two interlocking marble torus geometric forms, emphasizing the infinite and cyclical nature of time. Marble, one of the oldest materials in human history, is known for its strength and durability. In this calendar, the natural beauty and unique patterns of marble are utilized to emphasize the cyclical nature, which is a universal symbol of time.
The main elements of the design are two models showcasing the months and days. At the intersections of the months and days, an indicator reveals the date of the day. This interactive feature enables users to carefully read time and appreciate the value of each moment.
This form features interlocking marble torus geometric structures. The nested rings create a cyclical and symmetrical composition, reflecting the continuity and infinity of time.
Noova is crafted using high-quality natural marble material. Each piece is meticulously shaped by skilled artisans from carefully selected marbles. As a result, each piece carries the unique patterns and color tones offered by nature, making every calendar piece possess its own character.
At the core of the design is the idea of the continuity of time, its cyclical nature, and the importance of valuing time. The durability of marble ensures that the calendar has a lifespan that can be used for years. This calendar aims to add meaning to time, reminding users that every moment has a story.
The box specially designed for this product is made from recycled materials to promote environmental awareness and sustainability. This box design features a high-quality and durable structure. The properties of recycled materials ensure the safe protection of your product while making an environmentally friendly choice.
Recycled paper, cardboard, or other recyclable materials have been used in the production of this box. These materials, being processed through the waste cycle, minimize environmental impacts while reducing the demand for natural resources.
