In this project, I explored the relationship between humans and other species when it comes to sharing resources. The outcome is a ecological beehive that allows to collect honey without a protection suit.
The project focused on designing a mechanical system to allow the user to obtain honey without the need of a protective suit.
Initial research involved studying the ecological impact of traditional and urban beekeeping and reviewing existing solutions. The project followed the principals of multi-species design, considering and researching both humans and bees as users. Through brainstorming sessions, several concepts were generated, focusing on design, material selection, and user interaction. The most promising concept was selected based on feasibility, potential impact, and innovation. The project progressed through iterative testing and prototyping, where physical models and digital renders were developed and refined based on feedback and testing results.
Other projects
Re-Bird
Bridging Scales and Species: The Role of Product Design in Urban Biodiversity Conservation
Holistic QR
The project concentrated on improving the integration of QR codes into furniture product design and examining their relevance.
Lightstand
This project explores how to design for the users Automatic Thinking in order to provide a conceptual solution to screen adiction.
In Rust We Trust
Material research and prolonging product's life.
Lots of Love
Lots of Love' is a flower shop inspired by the themes of love, color, nature, and design. The branding project aims to encapsulate the essence of these elements, creating a visually appealing and emotionally resonant identity.