A collaborative project between the Health Design Lab at Emily Carr University of art + design and the products and Process research team at British Columbia Institute of Technology.
This was a one year research project in which the design team developed a feasible system to be tested in rural areas for further development.
Public laundry facilities in the city of Florence can easily discourage use, reducing profits and supporting ownership of expensive washing and drying machines at home.
This project investigates opportunities to create a rather pleasing experience for travelers who need to wash their clothes.
This modular laundry station provides an adjustable working surface and a semi private space for users to wait for their clothes to be ready.
This design also features a credit card...
An easy to manufacture napkins+ salt and pepper holder designed for small restaurants and homes.
This product was developed for 18 Karat furniture in Vancouver, BC.
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