Finally the initial client analysis of the ballerina had developed into 2 presentation sheets to be submitted to the Significant Furniture competition.

Today I spent on InDesign making the presentation sheets to be submitted to the Significant Furniture Competition.

We headed to the workshop to make the pieces for our model. We used MDF and cut it on the bandsaw and on the Laser Cutter.

It took us a lot of hard thinking to come up with an interior layout that would optimise space. We used Sketch Up to create some quick and easy designs to choose from.

After we presented it was discussed that our design needed something more original than just a set if drawers. We proposed a honeycomb shape but found space was lost along the sides and that it was difficult to have different sizes of hexagon interlinking.

Day 2 of the events program saw us debating how to organise the interior of the wardrobe in order to have optimum usage efficiency. We created some drawings as well as a Sketch Up model and quick model of the basic form to present to the event coordinators.

My idea was a portable wardrobe/ dressing table for a performer, particularly that of a ballerina. Its size and shape was inspired by a large suitcase due to its ability to be transported with ease.