INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE (CCM)
RICARDO CASAS
FINAL PROJECT
Students were assigned to make 1:6 models of iconic pieces of furniture, to later design an interior proposal based on them.
MODEL CARLTON ROOM DIVIDER BY ETTORE SOTTSASS FOR MEMPHIS
Natalia Reyes
1: 6 scale model of Ettore Sottsass 'Carlton bookshelf also known as a room divider, was the defining product of the Memphis Group of the 1980s. Its brightly colored laminates and playful shape typify Memphis' challenge to esthetics impersonal of Modernism. "THE EMOTION BEFORE THE FUNCTION". It is built with sections of medium density fiberboard (MDF), which are laminated in different colors. It has a stack of horizontal and perpendicular surfaces.
PAIMIO CHAIR, ALVARO AALTO
Zacnicté Molina
1: 6 scale model of Paimio chair by Alvar Aalto known for being a chair designed, in the 1930s, for patients with tuberculosis: one of the main health concerns. Throughout the European continent, sanitariums were built to treat those infected with a routine that included sunbathing and long hours of rest breathing fresh air. Under these hygienic principles, the Paimio chair was designed. It is built with birch leaf, its design responds to the search for the optimal way to facilitate breathing with its organic semiotics.
WASSILY ROOM
Emilio González
Wassily Room is a project conceived around Marcel Breuer's B3 chair, also known as Wassily Chair. The room is designed around the distinctive aspects of the chair and its context. The contrast of textures, colors, and materials, as well as the sense of structural heft combined with visual levity, is embodied within the four walls that enclose the room. The Wassily Chair is the centerpiece of a scene meant for reading and reflecting where multiple art and design icons interact, creating a space that allows for cultural appreciation and mental freedom.
RIO CHAISE LOUNGUE BY OSCAR NIEMEYER
Daniela Espidio Flores
Interior design model inspired by the Rio Chaise Longue’s chair made by Oscar Niemeyer designer. Focusing on the 70s, it is one of the designs inspired by the landscape and nature of Brazil, resulting in a temporary design space, mixed with a timeless design such as Niemeyer's.
PSICODELIA
Alejandra Castro Morales
This sculptural place reflects the essence of the Panton chair that took Verner Panton 30 years to accomplish the final model. Through colors, shapes and textures from the Pshycodelic artistic movement it is possible to create this artistic place which concentrates the awesomeness of the Panton chair.
TULIP
Rebeca Soto Canizal
1: 6 scale representation of the Tulip chair designed by Eero Saarinen in 1956 for Knoll. This chair is the manifestation of the designer's search for an uninterrupted shape that could fulfill the basic functions required by the human body. Taking this chair as inspiration, an interior space was designed that could transmit its essence through organic forms and material.
DIAMOND CHAIR
María Fernanda Gutiérrez
Exterior space designed around an iconic piece from the world of the design, Harry Bertoia's Diamond Chair. Bertoia considered this object as a sculpture since it was mostly made of air, this space seeks reect the lightness, strength and sobriety that are characteristic of the piece while respecting the identity that it gives it today the company that produces it: Knoll.
THE RED-BLUE CHAIR
Cydel Viridiana Mayén García
Interior design model inspired by “The Red-Blue chair” by Gerrit Rietveld. This chair was taken as if it were the client, and based on a detailed investigation the interior of the model was developed, which had a limited space of 40 * 40 cm. Scale 1: 6
