DfC Workshop 2.0 - Day 3
21st May, 2022
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Day 3 is a long day that starts at 10:00 and ends at 21:00.
The morning and afternoon are dedicated to making the final works with a reception party in the evening for participants to present and communicate their learnings, process and outcomes.
1. Making, Making, Making! (10:00-16:00)
1. Making, Making, Making! (10:00-16:00)
Participants make the final pushes to finish their works for the exhibition.
They decided to create one circular flow map as a team.
Their circular flow map focuses on Japanese schools and Uniforms.
2. Exhibition Preparation & Documentation (16:00-18:00)
2. Exhibition Preparation & Documentation (16:00-18:00)
After some trials, the participants decided to set up the room with tables, stools and a carpet to create a school-like space for the exhibition.
3. Reception Party (18:00-21:00)
3. Reception Party (18:00-21:00)
On the evening of Day 3, a semi-public exhibition and reception party was held at Studio A-lot-of-things.
The aim of holding the exhibition was to encourage the participants to reach a level of completeness in their works and organize their processes and thoughts by creating an opportunity for them to present their work and process to an audience.
The guests were Dr. Motoko Uchimaru, the CEO of colourloop, friends and colleagues of the participants, and Design MA students from KIT.
Content of Reception Party:
Exhibition
Introduction "Designing Resource Recycling in Schools"
Circular Flow Map
Final Works
Presentation by participants
Feedback and After Talks
3-1. Exhibition of Final Works
3-1. Exhibition of Final Works
Exhibited Items
1. Introduction of Concept
2. Circular Flow Map
3. Final Works
Zero-Waste Mono-material Slippers
Material: WFRP sheets, Felt (Recycled by colourloop), Thread (Polyester)
Technique: Parametric Kirt (Lasercut), Sew
Mono-material Play Space
Material: WFRP sheets, Felt (Recycled by colourloop), Thread (Polyester)
Technique: Zerowaste Pattern (Lasercut), Sew
Blocks
Grass
Zero-waste DIY Tool Box （お道具箱）
Material: WFRP sheets, Thread (Polyester), String (Cotton), Button
Technique: Zerowasete Pattern (Lasercut), Sew
Kit for Thinking and Learning Through Making
Material: Waste WFRP sheets after vacuum form
Technique: Hand Sew
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4. Presentations by Participants
4. Presentations by Participants
Participants gave presentations on their design processes, final works and Circular Flow Maps to the guests.
5. Feedback and After-talk
5. Feedback and After-talk
After the presentations from the participants, Dr. Uchimaru and each of the MA Design students from KIT gave feedback on the final works and Circular Flow Maps.
The guests took a closer look at the final works.
Drinks, food and discussions happened during the after-talk.
Thank you to the participants for making this a nice exhibition and for their hard work! And Dr. Uchimaru for her great support.
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