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Team 2

Abrar Aitounejjar
Martin Breitenecker
Lena Lojić

  • REDACTOR

    By

    Martin Breitenecker

    Shape

    • Open like a book/mouth
    • Triangular form — aggressive, unstable, squeezing
    • Size — (1,60m x 0,5m) x2 —  50° Angle 

    Seat

    • Tilted and squeezed
    • Riffles/ridges for more discomfort
    • Angle approx. 50°

    Blocker / Redaction Element

    • Adjustable from outside 
    • Who decides?
    • Exclusion in text — chair embodies exclusion as a concept

    Chair Dynamics

    • Chair is pushing out / away
    • The sitter is being rejected pushed out by tilted seat !

    View from Inside

    • Blocked -Not blocked  

    Who gets to decide what should be hidden?

  • By

    Martin Breitenecker

    size – 21 × 29,7 cm

    wooden or concrete block ?- heavy

    example text – protruding bars ->make sitting experience uncomfortable

    bars – different hight- creates levels ( the more important the redacted word – the higher the bar)?

    by sitting – crouched body position – expresses feelings -> uncomfortable ,sad, powerless,Insecurity, need for protection, submission, or shame

    ?

    Slightly uneven

    without text – too obvious ?

    Block more like stool?-

    finding a fitting text

    choose wood or concrete ?

  • Schwimmdache – NEU

    By

    Lena Lojić

    and

    Abrar Aitounejjar

    PROTOTYPE – TORSO

    MATERIALIEN

    COLORS:

    Next Steps:

    • building the Prototype with the inflatable Material
    • testing if it fits to the body + behaviour in water
    • adjusting the Prototype

    • building and adding the wings with the net-fabric
    • aesthetics and details

  • Redaction

    By

    Martin Breitenecker

  • Schwimmdrache

    By

    Lena Lojić

    and

    Abrar Aitounejjar

    COLOR CHOICE

  • Schwimmdrache – Team 2

    By

    Abrar Aitounejjar

    and

    Lena Lojić

    Prototype Sketch ideas:

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    MATERIALIEN

    • geschäumte Schwimmkörper, PE-Schaum, EVA-Schaum (Schwimmnudeln)
    • Schnüre zum Verbinden
    • eventuell Beschichtung der Nudeln mit TPU, PVC

    TERMINPLAN

    18.5–27.5

    •⁠  ⁠Mit Gewichten (Pet Flaschen zum Beispiel) und Schwimmnudeln eine Art Exoskelett anzufertigen, um zu sehen wie sich der Körper im Wasser verhält, wenn er auf diese Weise gestützt wird, Modell anpassen wenn nötig

    •⁠  ⁠Eine 1:1 Skizze machen (wie soll welches Teil genau aussehen und welches Material probiert man für welche Teile, benötigtes Volumen berechnen, Körpermaße bestimmen (bsp: Für 60kg bis 100kg, wobei man da bedenken müsste, dass auch die Körperform sich erheblich ändern kann)

    28.5–10.6:

    •⁠  ⁠Anfangen erste Teile 1:1 zu bauen (bsp: Sitzteil, erstes Schulter/Rückenteil etc…)

    •⁠  ⁠Materialanschaffung

    10.6–16.6

    •⁠  ⁠Finales Produkt realisieren, Testung des vollständigen Produkts

  • TEAM 2

    By

    Abrar Aitounejjar

    ,

    Martin Breitenecker

    and

    Lena Lojić

    LENA, MARTIN, ABRAR

    What if Chair….but Water?

    • Take the stable element away
    • How does the form/material define the stability
    • Relation between material and form

    Tutorials 15.4.2026Download
    hair Modell IDownload
    Chair modell IIDownload

    Our plan:

    • Meet up with Frau Prof. Klein
    • Test material samples
    • Create design variations and make prototypes
    • Test prototypes in open waters