SANTARI
Intercultural and Sustainable School Furniture
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Given the lack of school furniture supplies in peruvian Amazon communities, the Santari project -timber tree in ashaninka- as an applied research initiative by Anampiki (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú) set itself to solve the following question:
How might we design school furniture that nurtures an intercultural learning experience and is based on local materials?
After working for 2 years in the Rio Tambo basin (Junín), we designed and implemented school furniture manufactured in the same indigenous communities based on their own local materials and capabilities. The new design also proved right in facilitating and fostering an intercultural learning experience for both teachers and students.
DESIGNS
DESIGNS
Ficha técnica - Santari.pdfIn this document you will find a summary of the process we followed, the design principles we applied, and our final proposal of school furniture for Amazon communities.
MANUALS
MANUALS
Manual - SHEMPIRI.pdfManual - ETINI.pdfManual - KITONIRO.pdfManual - TSIBETA.pdfBLUEPRINTS
BLUEPRINTS
Planos Shempiri.pdfPlanos Etini.pdfPlanos Kitoniro.pdfPlanos Tsibeta.pdfTEAM
TEAM
Fiorella Belli | Anthropology
Claudia Chávez | Anthropology
Juan Pablo Perez | Mechanical Engineering
Rosa Paredes | Architecture
Advisors
Advisors
Carla Sagástegui
Ricardo Geldres
Oscar Espinosa
Luis Miguel Hadzich | Industrial Design
José Uechi | Industrial Design
Diego Lau | Industrial Design
Photography
Photography
Seiji Shimabukuro
Carlos Yasawa
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