MUSE
PROJECT TYPE: INTERNSHIP REFLECTION / PROJECTResearch and Development for a public space furnishing concept at Forms + Surfaces, spring 2022
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MUSE is a public space microarchitecture system. Starting from a point of inquiry around outdoor dining scenarios at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the opportunities for use reach beyond dining into outdoor study spaces, workspaces, and leisure.
The design was developed through consideration of the efficient use of sheet material and Forms + Surfaces manufacturing capabilities. The development of a grid was the first step in creating opportunities for a system.
My main goal was to develop a body of research around the concept. From gathering references to exploring spatial diagramming and modeling, I came to create a series of configuration opportunities for each use case proposal.
The design was developed through consideration of the efficient use of sheet material and Forms + Surfaces manufacturing capabilities. The development of a grid was the first step in creating opportunities for a system.
My main goal was to develop a body of research around the concept. From gathering references to exploring spatial diagramming and modeling, I came to create a series of configuration opportunities for each use case proposal.
