cover[t] Ash Tray by Keizo Okamoto and Tsutomu Deguchi |
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| DESIGN NAME: cover[t] PRIMARY FUNCTION: Ash Tray INSPIRATION: Since the smoking policy newly released in Beijing, many smokers turn into the outdoor space of the city instead of the sealed corner of the office. The policy succeeded to push people working in CBD to the open area, they enjoy smoking under the sky. Meanwhile, the historical Hutong life has been keeping the same for years, and the Hutong locals need more time to adjust their lifestyle to the policy. This time, we challenge to keep the locals' habit and slightly realize the policy in the Hutong district. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design often changes the lifestyle to improve the function or the quality. Sometimes, the design could badly restrict or change our habit. This time, we rethink our own design attitude that the habit helps the design . A number of locals in this Hutong district still throw away cigarette butt in the drain. Instead of establishing smoking area at the corner of the street, we proposed to add ash tray function on the drain cover. In that way, the locals do not have to change their habit, which , to some extent, improves smoking manner. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: Smoking people on the street is always looking for ash tray for their cigarette butt. Sometimes, they are throw them into drain to hide their bad manner instead of throw into the street. This ash tray can change their careless habit to good manner. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The installation project started in July 2015 in Beijing and finished in October 2015, and was exhibited in Beijing International Design Week 2015. FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Social Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Drain cover: 3 mm laser-cut metal plate with baking paint Bottom: 3mm perforated stainless steel SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: 840 mm x 540 mm x 60 mm (drain cover) 840 mm x 540 mm x 80 mm (ash tray) TAGS: Ash tray, drain cover, street furniture, installation RESEARCH ABSTRACT: After the smoking policy newly released in Beijing, which prohibited smoking in the public indoor space, on-site research on the different typology of the city resulted in discover the various behaviors of the smoking people. People in the CBD area tend to find ash tray in the outdoor public space. On the other hand, it seems like that those who live in the Hutong area( the old downtown area) do not pay attention to the new policy. CHALLENGE: - ADDED DATE: 2017-03-07 05:16:23 TEAM MEMBERS (5) : Keizo Okamoto, Tsutomu Deguchi, Chao Liu, Shuanghua Luo and Meng Zhou IMAGE CREDITS: Image #1: Photographer Keizo Okamoto, Even 2015 Image #2: Photographer Keizo Okamoto, Even 2015 Image #3: Photographer Keizo Okamoto, Even 2015 Image #4: Photographer Keizo Okamoto, Even 2015 Image #5: Illustrator Tsutomu Deguchi, odd 2015 PATENTS/COPYRIGHTS: Copyrights belong to odd, 2015 |
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NAME: Okamoto Deguchi Design PROFILE: The odd is established at Beijing in 2012 by two Japanese designer, Keizo Okamoto and Tsutomu Deguchi. Two of partners have various wide range of background such as architecture, interior and urban design. Odd have dedicated itself from furniture design, graphic design to interior and architecture design. In the country, which concentrated in the huge development, odd pays attention to her disappearing culture and habit in the city. Their reinterpretation gives them inspiration of the design. |
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Cover[t] Ash Tray by Keizo Okamoto and Tsutomu Deguchi is Winner in Street Furniture Design Category, 2016 - 2017.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Keizo Okamoto and Tsutomu Deguchi. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Keizo Okamoto and Tsutomu Deguchi. |
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