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| - | When designing free and fluid spaces, user's and furniture's mobility is often challenged by technical constraints. For users to be really free and mobile, they must be able to connect to the electric grid at any time, anywhere. The "socket" is the key element around which the whole concept is developed. In this space, only some hard elements are fixed: the water point and stockage room. The rest of the space aims at hosting different individual and collective usages and functions. The connected electric grid allows users to book and arrange the spaces in advance via an application. | + | When designing free and fluid spaces, user's and furniture's mobility is often challenged by technical constraints. For users to be really free and mobile, they must be able to connect to the electric grid at any time, anywhere. "A hanging socket" that can be plugged anywhere to the open ceiling electric grid is the key element of the concept. In this space, only some hard elements are fixed: the water point and stockage room. The rest of the space aims at hosting different individual and collective usages and functions as users can easily plug the hanging socket into the grid. The connected electric grid allows users to book and arrange the spaces in advance via an application. |
| This group prototyped three different elements of their concept: the space, a paper prototype of the app and the hanging socket. For this group, the prototyping process made it possible to account for the mutualizable areas of the space and its capacity to evolve. This is very useful when exchanging with developers so they have a better understanding of the idea. | This group prototyped three different elements of their concept: the space, a paper prototype of the app and the hanging socket. For this group, the prototyping process made it possible to account for the mutualizable areas of the space and its capacity to evolve. This is very useful when exchanging with developers so they have a better understanding of the idea. | ||
