村子里几乎家家都腌制火腿,村里人家的火腿仅供自己食用不卖钱,每户人家腌制的火腿可以供自家人吃一年或更长时间。2009年3月18日星期三
农村的水能源



3月15日,春光明媚,和煦的阳光照耀着绿幽幽的麦田,我们随同王栋(德胜鲁班木工学校学生)来到了他的家-五城镇月潭村藕塘组,离休宁县城大约70公里的村庄。到那个村子只能通过出租车或是自备的交通工具才能到,没有专线公交车,村里的人们也至少要走5里路,坐拖拉机,再坐公交才能到县城里。可能由于与外界来往的渠道受限,使得村里的硬件设备条件比较落后,村里的垃圾等废物尝尝不能运送出去,不得不积累废弃在村里的各个角落。上面三张图是村里流动的水渠,穿梭于每家每户门前,各个小巷。那里的水过去常常被用来洗衣服或是洗菜,不过现在这水已经受到生活垃圾的污染(如第一张图所示),现在村里的人们最多用来养鸭子,基本被废弃了。
休宁记
这次去总算是让我深刻地体会到什么叫贫穷, 印象最深刻的一家人,爷爷、奶奶和孙子一起居住。我的伙伴们进了他的家(由于本人怕狗狗只好在外面转了一圈,没有亲眼目睹房屋内的情形),等她们出来后都向我感慨不已,并把拍到的照片给我看了,真是很凄惨,三个人居住在一个小小的空间里,没有厨房,没有独立卧室,没有卫生间,床也只有一张而已,没有像样的被子,真是想象不到是怎么过的。孙子才12岁,可是已经挑起家里的负担,到田间抓蚯蚓然后钓黄鳝来卖,上山砍竹子给爷爷编制东西来换点钱维持生活。
一天的乡村观察,除了感叹外,觉得应该好好为这群人做一个设计,使得能受益。是该好好想想接下来该怎么去做了!
2009年3月17日星期二
2009年3月15日星期日
來自荷蘭的【展開的書架】
http://www.reinierdejong.com/rek.html固定式的裝潢雖然工整,但會少了些彈性與變化的可能性;尤其當要搬家或重新裝潢時,這些裝潢帶不走,變成必須拆掉,或將就使用。
因此,現在很多設計師在設計產品時,除了考量風格造型外,實用性也變成重要的元素之一。像來自荷蘭的這個【展開的書架】,就賦予書架不同的面貌,既美觀且實用,因為可以摺疊.....
开胃托盘
2009年3月14日星期六
90 degree Furniture
So you aren’t satisfied with your folding chairs, huh? You say that your sleeping bag isn’t cutting it anymore. You want true flatness. You want to be able to really fold your furniture up. Kaptein and Bolt will flatten it out for you. Here’s 90° Furniture for your paper-thin, flippy-floppy world.
90° Furniture described by its designers Louwrien Kaptein and Menno Bolt:
Een interieur voor een antikraakbewoner/kunstenaar, bestaande uit 4 delen:
werkunit
zit- en slaapunit
kookunit
opbergunitTwee gesloten panelen draaien open tot een hoek van 90˚. Ieder onderdeel is een ruimteverdeler en een functioneel meubel, naar believen in of uit te klappen. Het interieur is gemakkelijk te (ver)plaatsen en is toepasbaar in elke ruimte.
And in English!
An interior for an [artist] consisting of 4 parts:
Work Unit
Sitting and Sleeping Unit
Cooking Unit
Storage UnitTwo closed panels rotate open to an angle of 90 degrees. Each component is a room divider and a functional piece of furniture, allowing unlimited combinations. The interior is easy to replace and is applicable to each room.
I imagine these working best in places where they reach floor to ceiling. Yes? More room needed, and quite possibly more attention necessary payed unto unused space. This project also reminds one of a [similar project] made of cardboard. Possibly some recycled materials are in the 90° future?
Also if the translation has terrible mistakes, please notify! Noone hates bad Dutch translations more than me!
Designers: Louwrien Kaptein & Menno Bolt
I think the furniture design will really serve people in Xiuning ,which makes their home more spacial and clean.And also A great furniture design will change their life dramatically.
Scrap Wood Furniture
Making something out of nothing
In our cult of the new and the shiny, it’s sometimes refreshing to remember that it’s possible to make new things out of old things that look old. No, seriously, it’s possible. And Jan Korbes Garbage Architecture has many projects to prove it. Coming from the Gordon Matta-Clark school of architecture, Jan Korbes follows a lot of threads at once. There are a lot of small furniture pieces involving scrap wood and recycled car tires. Some are interesting, some you’ve seen before, but in every instance he doesn’t stop experimenting.
Where it starts to get really interesting is when the objects start to become architecture, or pieces of architecture. The Zee Stair is a great example: an old harbor pole is sawn again to become a beautiful, unexpected stair. Sinus Stairs II takes this a step farther by recycling old doors to create a screen-like staircase, one that begins to take on the mass and shape of a building. Optrek Tranvaal takes recovered doors from other projects and recycles them into a skylight/balcony cut not unlike some of Matta-Clark’s late proposals, where the envelope of the building is cut to create something entirely new. This is someone we’re going to be checking in on from time to time. We can’t wait for the truly big projects to begin.
Designer: Jan Korbes Garbage








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