Actividades de Múltiplos Processos em Design

Obras Virtuais

Alvar Aalto

• Armchair 41 "Paimio" 1

• Armchair 41 "Paimio" 2

• Chair 69

• Fan Leg Coffee Table 

• Ittala Vase 1

• Ittala Vase 2

• Round Table 90B

• Savoy Vase

• Tea Trolley

Charles & Ray Eames

https://sketchfab.com/search?q=Charles+and+Ray+Eames&type=models 

Eero Aarnio

https://sketchfab.com/search?q=Eero+Aarnio&type=models 

Frank Gehry

https://sketchfab.com/search?q=Frank+Gehry&type=models 

Mies Van der Rohe

https://sketchfab.com/search?q=Mies+Van+der+Rohe&type=models 

Verner Panton

https://sketchfab.com/search?q=Verner+Panton&type=models

Vários

• Hamper Basket

• Japanese tea cup

• MAH Basket

• Puco Diaguita II Clásico (1000-1400 d.C.) 

• Queens College Ceramics Club Bowl “BYDB”

• Sake Cup -  Daisuke Hashimoto 

• Wicker Basket

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here’s a list of the most influential and important product and industrial designers (both historical and contemporary), grouped by era and influence:

🧭 Pioneers (Early–Mid 20th Century)

1. Dieter Rams — German designer at Braun; known for “less but better” philosophy and influence on Apple design.
   
   

2. Charles & Ray Eames — American duo famous for Eames chairs and human-centered modern design.
   
   

3. Raymond Loewy — “Father of industrial design”; streamlined locomotives, Coca-Cola vending machines, and more.
   
   

4. Henry Dreyfuss — Designed Bell telephones, Honeywell thermostats, and emphasized ergonomics.
   
   

5. Alvar Aalto — Finnish architect/designer; bentwood furniture and Scandinavian modernism.
   
   

6. Arne Jacobsen — Danish designer; Egg and Swan chairs, minimalist yet elegant.
   
   

7. Eero Saarinen — Tulip chair and pedestal table; futuristic organic modernism.
   
   

💡 Modern Masters (Late 20th Century)

1. Ettore Sottsass — Founder of the Memphis Group; bold, colorful, postmodern designs.
   
   

2. Achille Castiglioni — Italian master; designed lighting and furniture with humor and simplicity (e.g., Arco Lamp).
   
   

3. Naoto Fukasawa — Japanese minimalist; designs for Muji, Panasonic, and ±0.
   
   

4. Jasper Morrison — British designer; “Super Normal” philosophy — simple, quiet products.
   
   

5. Marc Newson — Australian designer; Lockheed Lounge, work for Apple and Louis Vuitton.
   
   

6. Philippe Starck — French designer; iconic everyday objects like the Juicy Salif citrus squeezer, hotel interiors.
   
   

7. Antonio Citterio — Italian designer/architect; elegant, functional furniture for B&B Italia, Vitra.
   
   

🔮 Contemporary Innovators (21st Century)

1. Jony Ive — Former Chief Design Officer at Apple; iPhone, iMac, Apple Watch, minimalist design revolution.
   
   

2. Yves Béhar — fuseproject founder; designs for Jawbone, Herman Miller, and social impact projects.
   
   

3. Patricia Urquiola — Spanish designer; playful and tactile furniture, lighting, and interiors.
   
   

4. Neri Oxman — MIT researcher; merges design, biology, and technology (“material ecology”).
   
   

5. Benjamin Hubert — Layer founder; sustainable and user-centered designs (smart furniture, wearables).
   
   

6. Konstantin Grcic — German designer; industrial materials and geometric forms (Chair_One, Mayday lamp).
   
   

7. Sam Hecht & Kim Colin (Industrial Facility) — thoughtful, essentialist designs for Muji and Herman Miller.
   
   

⚙️ Special Mentions (Cross-disciplinary Impact)

• Norman Foster — Architectural product design (Foster + Partners industrial design).
  
  

• Tinker Hatfield — Nike designer; Air Max, Air Jordan innovations.
  
  

• Karim Rashid — Organic, futuristic forms in consumer goods and interiors.
  
  

• Ross Lovegrove — “Organic essentialism” — natural forms in tech and furniture.