Chapter 35 - Product Design Flashcards

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Function

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What does it do and how does it work?

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2
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Form

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3D, describes the external shape

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3
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Materials/construction

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What’s it made from, how and why?

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4
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Visual asthetics

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Is it attractive, why and what makes it so?

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5
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Suitability of design

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Does it do what it’s designed to do? If so, why or why not?

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6
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Quality

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How well is it built, what materials are used?

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7
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Ergonomics

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The relationship between people and the products they use

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8
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Bauhaus

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Founded by Walter Gropius in 1919 as a new type of art academy. Noted for its use of techniques and materials associated with industrial production. Produced products for the ‘common man’

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9
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Banal design

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Critical term for things that are over-designed, coined by the product designer and architect Alessandro Mendini to bring awareness of the industrial design of mundane objects and to stylize the trivial as high culture

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10
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Conceptualization

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An analytical and creative process through which a solution to a task is developed

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11
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Prototype

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a test model

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12
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Redesign

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Updating the design of existing products

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13
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Outline the steps of the design process

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  1. Pre-production and concept
  2. Design
  3. Prototype
  4. Implementation
  5. Redesign
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14
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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Panton’s Chair by Verner Panton (1960)

  • First chair to be made of moulded plastic
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15
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Name the chair and give brief info

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Model 3107

  • Most copied chair
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16
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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RAR Rocking Chair by Charles Eames (1948)

  • Designed for a competition run by the NY Museum of Modern Art
17
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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Tulip Chair by Ero Saaineen (1955)

  • Named after the flower
18
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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Diamond Chair by Harry Berttoia (1952)

  • Claimed it was made of air
19
Q

Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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Barcelona Chair by Mies Van der Rohe (1929)

  • Inspired by modernism and the folding chairs of Ancient Eygpt
  • Chrome, steel and leather cushions
  • Originally pigskin
  • Designed for Spanish royalty to oversee the opening ceremony of the International Exhibition of 1929
20
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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The Brno Chair by Mies Van der Rohe and Reich (1930)

  • Cantilever
21
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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The Egg Chair by Arne Jacobson (1958)

  • Designed for the Radisson SAS Hotel in Copenhaguen
22
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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Louis Ghost Chair by Philippe Stark (2002)

  • Inspired by Louis XV’s chair/throne
23
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Name the chair, the artist and give brief info

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Eames Lounge Chair by Charles and Ray Eames (1956)

  • Part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art NY
24
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When was Coca Cola’s iconic contour bottle first approved for patent?

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November 1915

25
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What was the first ever commercial product to be featured on the cover of TIME Magazine?

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Coca Cola

26
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What did Coca Cola say they were looking for in the competition to design a new bottle?

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“a bottle so distinct that you would recognise it by feel in the dark or lying broken on the ground”