In-Habit is an exploration about people’s daily habits (outfits). It examines and ‘blueprints’ the spaces that individuals construct and inhabit. A central question is how an individual generate spaces likewise as how architects create architectural environments. Each of these daily habits gives us a fuller picture of a person’s unique individuality. This project also explores ‘habituating’ an expression of personal style through a person’s habit. It revises how such habit is part of a broader visual language and how this language can be developed further as to influence others to ‘speak’ it. Through the documentation and blueprinting of selected participants, this project develops a collection of deliverables such as individual look-books ...
[EN] This study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodological t...
Arguably, ambiance in our culture is created in large by architecture and media. The former consumes...
The en-route consumer-practices have long been overlooked in consumer research, even though tastes, ...
This doctoral work aims at articulating and deepening our understanding of how people design and mak...
Dans le cadre du projet de « maintenir ou accroître l'habitabilité du monde » (Ezio Manzini, 1991), ...
The impact of a single object’s presence within a space can be immense. This fact alone, calls to mi...
This article explores how fashion design—an activity that fundamentally weaves together the practice...
Exploring a space with our body is a strong experience; it is not like looking at a pic- ture of a s...
Human beings are creatures of habit and familiarity. Automatic movements, speech patterns, and daily...
The story of any work of architecture is in a certain sense the story of an architect's persona...
This publication offers a précis of ideas and actions developed at the Fashioning the Future Summer...
Human beings are changeable creatures. Throughout our lives, we change incessantly, inevitably, phys...
This paper introduces the research of a multidisciplinary group of designers with backgrounds in ill...
Everyday design (ED) involves the reuse of existing products for new purposes. This behaviour can be...
AbstractThis study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodologica...
[EN] This study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodological t...
Arguably, ambiance in our culture is created in large by architecture and media. The former consumes...
The en-route consumer-practices have long been overlooked in consumer research, even though tastes, ...
This doctoral work aims at articulating and deepening our understanding of how people design and mak...
Dans le cadre du projet de « maintenir ou accroître l'habitabilité du monde » (Ezio Manzini, 1991), ...
The impact of a single object’s presence within a space can be immense. This fact alone, calls to mi...
This article explores how fashion design—an activity that fundamentally weaves together the practice...
Exploring a space with our body is a strong experience; it is not like looking at a pic- ture of a s...
Human beings are creatures of habit and familiarity. Automatic movements, speech patterns, and daily...
The story of any work of architecture is in a certain sense the story of an architect's persona...
This publication offers a précis of ideas and actions developed at the Fashioning the Future Summer...
Human beings are changeable creatures. Throughout our lives, we change incessantly, inevitably, phys...
This paper introduces the research of a multidisciplinary group of designers with backgrounds in ill...
Everyday design (ED) involves the reuse of existing products for new purposes. This behaviour can be...
AbstractThis study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodologica...
[EN] This study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodological t...
Arguably, ambiance in our culture is created in large by architecture and media. The former consumes...
The en-route consumer-practices have long been overlooked in consumer research, even though tastes, ...