India Design Festival 2008 - Workshop on Furniture Design

Workshop - Furniture Design
(Changing Context - Changing Furniture)

By Lokus Design : 1000-1400 hrs; YASHADA; Pune
8 February 2009, Sunday

Programme

Workshop	Workshop on Furniture Design (Changing Context - Changing Furniture)
Date Sunday, 8th February 2009 Time 10.00 AM - 2.00 PM Venue YASHADA Near Pune University Baner Road Charges Rs. 300 / - Contact Milind Risaldar 9822996063 milind.risaldar@lokusdesign.com Organizers Lokus Design Pvt. Ltd. 17-A, Gandharva Apt, Near Mahendale Garage, Next to Abhishek restaurant, Pune- 411004	The workshop would take the participants through a unique process of design, which is systematized, holistic, and result oriented. The new contexts developed during the initial stages of the workshop would study work and living environments and design and deliver products and services that make these environments work better. Design is an inherent tools corporates / companies / individuals use today. A holistic view to the whole discipline is needed. The complexities of design are usually ignored which results in failure of design. The orchetrated process of design which the participants will be taken through would give a glimpse of how innovation can be a result of a planned and systematic methodology apart from a result of the process that they would take home. For this, a new context / contexts would be explored and furniture / equipment would be developed conceptually within this context making it reliable and powerful. Changing lifestyles and changing needs, changing technology and changing materials, sustainibility and innovation, all present design with a completely new environment / context to work within. The theme of the event 'Design Next' would be explored as a context resulting into actual innovation for the future. The participants would be taken through and example of viewing opportunities in a context and innovating on demand in a given framework. Who should attend Interior Designer students, architecture students, interior and architectural professionals. Facilitators They are highly experienced innovation practitioners who have helped businesses create innovations that people want to own and use.

Workshop

Workshop on Furniture Design
(Changing Context - Changing Furniture)

Date
Sunday, 8th February 2009

Time
10.00 AM - 2.00 PM

Venue
YASHADA
Near Pune University
Baner Road

Charges
Rs. 300 / -

Contact
Milind Risaldar
9822996063
milind.risaldar@lokusdesign.com

Organizers
Lokus Design Pvt. Ltd.
17-A, Gandharva Apt, Near Mahendale Garage, Next to Abhishek restaurant,
Pune- 411004

The workshop would take the participants through a unique process of design, which is systematized, holistic, and result oriented. The new contexts developed during the initial stages of the workshop would study work and living environments and design and deliver products and services that make these environments work better.

Design is an inherent tools corporates / companies / individuals use today. A holistic view to the whole discipline is needed. The complexities of design are usually ignored which results in failure of design. The orchetrated process of design which the participants will be taken through would give a glimpse of how innovation can be a result of a planned and systematic methodology apart from a result of the process that they would take home. For this, a new context / contexts would be explored and furniture / equipment would be developed conceptually within this context making it reliable and powerful.

Changing lifestyles and changing needs, changing technology and changing materials, sustainibility and innovation, all present design with a completely new environment / context to work within. The theme of the event 'Design Next' would be explored as a context resulting into actual innovation for the future.

The participants would be taken through and example of viewing opportunities in a context and innovating on demand in a given framework.

Who should attend
Interior Designer students, architecture students, interior and architectural professionals.

Facilitators
They are highly experienced innovation practitioners who have helped businesses create innovations that people want to own and use.