IBFSP Magazine

IBFSP Magazine

IBFSP Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

ReCover

ReCover is a conceptual service offered by smartphone manufacturers to help users easily turn obsolete phones into functional devices such as webcam, security camera, or touchpad. App finds options based on the phone's condition and then installs custom OS designed to optimize phone for its new function. User places the phone in the case where it becomes the heart of a new product. ReCover helps users to save phones from the landfill and acquire new useful products for less. Manufacturers can profit from old devices by providing subscription services with no new hardware development.

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Bonyeon

Bonyeon that anyone can easily make is made from discarded byproducts and adhesives mixed with protein and microbe. It provides clean indoor climatic conditions and decomposes 100pct even in normal natural conditions, leaving no toxic substance. Bonyeon design diversity and usability is wide. It closely mimics various aspects of nature. With byproducts, designers can combine the fragrance, texture, and color. With natural adhesives, they can control the strength and elasticity. Furthermore, the use of byproducts creates additional income, which helps revitalize Korea's rural economy.

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Perceived Design Value

The postdoctoral research in design clarifies the added value of design from the perspectives of users spanning five generations and four socioeconomic class groups by recommending perceived value indicators: convenient, aesthetic, useful, durable, safe and singular for products and intelligible, accessible, perceivable, timely and experienceable characterizing services that measure satisfaction, happiness, and well-being as end results of product and service usage.

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Minus

Minus is a fully circular tap water filter that fits in your pocket. It uses pressure from the tap to push water through an all-natural charcoal filter that removes chemicals, bacteria and odour, providing the user with instant access to clean drinking water. Natural indigo colourant acts as an end-of-life indicator. It washes out with use to let the user know when it is time for a replacement, eliminating guesswork. The used filter can be dropped off at any post box to be sent to the factory, cleaned, recharged and sold again to be reused, making for a complete zero-waste experience.

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Design Drinking

What do you think? How many plastic straws are thrown away every day? Millions? Billions? The second guess is right! There are 3-6 billion plastic straws that end up in the garbage every day worldwide. The amount thrown away is roughly equivalent to the weight of 500 orca whales. So good, that finally there will be a ban on plastic drinking straws in the EU in 2021. The big Five! With the Design Drinking Set - consisting of five glass straws - we are making a striking statement. Each straw was engraved gracefully and individually. Five straws - 5 cities - 5 ornaments.

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Stripes

The ten packagings in the series are designed to be suitable as gift packagings and to provide a pleasing unboxing experience. Each box has a stripe pattern printed on it, which is repeated on the sleeve that closes the box. The cardboard parts of the box, as well as the sleeve and a brochure, are made of recycled cardboard. A bagasse paper tray is used to protect and present the contents. The complete packagings in this series can be disposed of in paper recycling bins.

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