ENDEMIC FURNITURE: TRANSFORMATION-BIOMIMICRY THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK IN CHAIR DESIGN

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Transformation-Biomimicry Theoretical Framework (T-BTF) helps designers reduce the production costs of materials while optimizing the effectiveness of the furniture to achieve the desired functions. T-BTF has proven its potential in accelerating the chair design process based on a workshop conducted at Sunway University. A group of Interior Design students managed to design a piece of biomimicry chair by using T-BTF as a framework with a more well-thought design facilitating the transformation of Rafflesia’s structure in 40 minutes. The outcomes showed new design solutions that portray Malaysian identity most vividly and the efficiency of the furniture is improved.

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Xiang, F. C. (2023). ENDEMIC FURNITURE: TRANSFORMATION-BIOMIMICRY THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK IN CHAIR DESIGN. Alam Cipta, 16(1), 48–53. https://doi.org/10.47836/AC.16.1.ART6

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