Live, Work, Hack


Description:

I created a Live Work Space based on the below description.  Through a series of case studies and utilizing Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs I used retail pieces of furniture to create form and function within the perceived "Hot Spots" of the space.  I created 3 "Hacks" to achieve the goals, and physically built one piece as part of the final project installation.  


Mass Produced furniture depletes our ability to exercise creativity and spontaneity in our pursuit of self actualization.  Can we utilize our problem solving skills to reverse our subordination to the ready-made? Exploring this question within the structure of the three typologies in Deborah Schneiderman's book “Inside Prefab, the ready-made interior”:

  1.             Screen- Planar Construction
  2.             Module-Building Blocks
  3.             Unit- All inclusive singular piece

The project test the following four operations:

  1.             Adding
  2.             Subtracting
  3.             Replacing
  4.             Displacing

To propose the syntax for domesticity as a framework for self actualization, potentially offering an unexplored paradigm for the modern interior. 


Preperation

 

Additional Case Studies


Drawings

1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

1st Floor RCP

2nd Floor RCP

Sections A & B

 

HACKS


Screens

Lighting

 

The Table

Table Plans

Table Sections

 

Diagrams That Inspired Table "Landscape"

 

Final Built Piece