02 MANIPULATING SCALE

Interior Design Studio 2

PUID 2011 | SPRING 2021

Parsons School of Design | Professor: Wid Chapman |

Adobe Photoshop | Physical Model | Sketching

Through extensive experimentation, one particular iteration emerges, prompting further exploration of its adaptability across different human-centric contexts. This versatile object and shape find application in areas such as furniture, seating, occupancy, and wall coverings. The project aims to understand how space, human interaction, and functionality intertwine in the realm of design. Additionally, it takes into account the influence of natural lighting and shadows on the purpose and ambiance of the surrounding. By combining thoughtful form exploration with a human-centered approach, this project seeks to push boundaries and uncover new possibilities in interior design, embracing the nuanced relationship between materials, shapes, human experience, and the environment.

Using bristol paper to explore the verb “fold” and exploring the permeability of the material. One iteration was selected for further development to explore the different human scale applications.