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ID PORTFOLIO GUNNAR NYGREN LUNDS UNIVERSITY 2016 BIRDHIVE PORCELAIN BIRDS-NEST MOLD MADE OF 12.00KG PLASTER 16.0L WATER THE WATER LATER EVAPORATED

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  • ID PORTFOLIO GUNNAR NYGREN

    LUNDS UNIVERSITY 2016

    BIRDHIVE PORCELAIN BIRDS-NEST

    MOLD MADE OF 12.00KG PLASTER16.0L WATER

    THE WATER LATER EVAPORATED

  • GUSA BA PROJECT

    PORCELAIN BIRDS NEST

    AVALANCHE LUNG

    KIDS KNIFE

    INSTAGRAM LIGHT

    PORTABLE BID

    4 - 15

    16 - 21

    22 - 27

    28- 35

    36 - 45

    46 - 51

    SHORT BIOI love the feeling of uncertainty. I place myself outside of my comfort-zone by default, to learn about the unknown. That was how my studies in Industrial Design began. Some may call it a behaviour of restlessness, but to me the hunger is a great source of energy.

    INTERESTSailing, cooking and running

    MERITSEntrance jury member: School of Industrial Design, LundWinner: Hackaton Helsingborg rapid prototypingSirrus summer school participant

    TABLE OF CONTENT

    GUNNAR NYGRENHeimers gata 48, 269 77 [email protected]

    HEIGHT: 185.0 CM,WEIGHT: DEPENDING ON THE SEASONDANISH PEOPLE CALL ME A GENERIC LOOKING SWEDE

  • 2016-2016

    2015 -

    2015 - 2016

    2015- 2015

    2012 - 2016

    LANGUAGE

    SOFTWARE

    2013 - 2016

    2015 - 2016

    2009 - 2012

    DESIGN CONSULTANT UMAFurniture design consultation

    DESIGN CONSULTANT LPES SAIGONGraphic design consultation

    LEGO SYSTEMSInnovation project with LEGO future lab at Designskule Kolding

    MOBYS SHACKHead chef of restaurant in Torekov, Sweden

    GKSS LOUSNSailor instructor

    SWEDISHENGLISHDANISH

    RhinoAdobe InDesignAdobe IllustratorAdobe PhotoshopSolid WorksKeyshot MS Office Suite T-Splines

    BACHELOR PROGRAM IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNSchool of Industrial Design, Lund University, Sweden

    EXCHANGE SEMESTERDesignskolen Kolding, Kolding, Denmark

    HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA IN NATURAL SCIENCESBromma Gymnasium, Bromma, Stockholm

    EDUCATION

    WORK

  • GUSA COMPACT LIVING FURNITURE

    BA PROJECTBacholor project industiral design. 12 weeks, 2016Supervised by Claus-Christian Eghart and Jan-Erik Svensson (Company supervisor)

    ABOUTThe GUSA project was about creating the new base on which the new Vietnamese home would be built.

    BACKGROUNDThe rising middle class in Vietnam is starting to create a western style home. What happens when a different culture implements imported values and products? What would happen if you create a fusion between the both worlds?

  • DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

    FOLDABLE STOOLCOLLAPSING

    The collapsible stool became a downsized version of the table in terms of aesthetics, but the function was specially developed for the function of a collapsible stool.

    FOLDABLE TABLEEXTENDING

    The challenge for the table was to make it possible for a 3 to 5 to 8 seating. The idea of folding and extending it were the main focus of the development and a lot of variations were investigated during the sketching. Due to the production facilities we had to find a low tech solution in order for it to be ready for manufacturing.

    WALL BEDFOLDING

    The base function for the sketch-ing revolved around the function of folding up a mattress towards the wall. The mattress specifications was already established by UMA and the sizes were: 200 x 120 x 18 cm

  • PRIVATROOM DIVIDER - STORAGE / PRIVACY

    ROOM DIVIDERL:200cm ; W:4cm ; H:160cm ; W:8KG

    Built from: Solid birch wood, brass hinges and bults.

  • REMOVABLE COVERS,POCKETS & RACKS

    FOLDINGFold out the frames individually and adjust the angles to your preference. The sides of the frame have a 10 angle to prevent the structure from straightening and tipping over.

    STORAGEEach textile cover has five pockets that can be used to store your everyday stuff. The covers can be removed and washed.

    2000

    1200

    1600

    1500

    100

    35

    25

    500

    (mm)

  • FOLDINGBy folding the base and turning one of the legs 270 you can collapse the seat towards the joined base.

    400

    45

    42.5

    37537.5

    80 30

    50

    136.

    5

    20

    FLLAFOLDABLE STOOL - SEATING

    STOOLL:37.5 ; W:37.5cm ; H:45cm ; W:5KG

    Built from: Solid birWch wood, brass hinges and bults.

  • FLERAFOLDABLE TABLE - SEATING FOR 3 / 5 / 8

    94.14

    649.9

    690

    750

    25

    50.3

    30

    50

    145.85

    125.45

    675

    25

    30

    19.1

    30

    TABLEL:67.5cm ; W:75cm ; H:72cm ; W:16KG

    Built from: Solid birch wood, brass hinges and bults.

  • FUNCTIONThe table sizes are design to fit any situation. You have the smallest state of 3 seated persons for when you prioritize living space. Then you have the 5 seated state for small gatherings and the 8 seated state for special occasions.

  • 75

    90

    83

    385

    1230

    1250

    2040

    SLUMRAFOLDABLE BED - 120 MATTRESS

    BEDL:204cm ; W:123cm ; H:38cm ; W:20KG

    Built from: Solid birch wood, brass hinges and bults,Textile: Grey cotton felt.

  • FUNCTIONThe Wallbed is developed to work in two states. The active state is when its folded down on the floor and ready for use. The second shate is when its stored towards the wall.

  • PORCELAIN BIRD NEST

    PORCELAIN WORKSHOPCAD & porcelain course. 6 weeks, 2014Supervised by Andreas Hopf

    ABOUTThe workshop was aimed to put CAD into practical use. Using 3D printing and CNC milling as tools for casting models.

    BACKGROUNDThe freedom of 3D printing and CNC milling gave me the opportunity to manufacture a truly organic shape. With the inspiration taken from nature I also wanted to create something for nature. I decided to make a birds nest.

  • SKETCHING & IDEATIONThe sketching revolved around the shape of an peeled clementine. With some experimentations on the proportions I soon determined a certain level of sections and profile.

  • CAD MODELINGThe base model for the mold was made in Autodesk Alias Automotive. The model had a generous draft-angle at the widest point to make the mold-making easier.

    BIRDHIVE MODEL: FINAL, FINAL.WIRE

    MADE IN ALIAS, WIRE A CLASSVOLUME 3.0L3D PRINT MODEL

  • COPPER GLAZE BIRDS NEST

    WHITE PORCELAIN, COPPER GLAZEKILN TEMPERATURE 1200 NOT MISSING A HOLE ON THE TOP

  • WHITE GLAZE BIRDS NEST

    WHITE PORCELAIN, CLEAR GLAZEKILN TEMPERATURE 1200

    MISSING A HOLE ON THE TOP

  • RECREATIONAL SKIING

    BACK COUNTRY IN, WHISTLER,BCPATH HEIGHT 1400M

  • AVALANCHE LUNG

    DESIGN PROJECT BDesign methodology course. 8 weeks, 2014Supervised by Claus-Christian Eghart and Anna Persson

    ABOUTThe handtool project was aimed to refine our skill sets as designers. This was the first project of this size.

    BACKGROUNDThe Gaspari project was a result of extensive researching and ideation. What began as a berating device for recreational divers, later addressed the hazard of getting caught in a avalanche.

  • FINAL PROTOTYPEMounted on the strap of an ABS backpack, the Avalanche Lung can be a life-saver for a skiier or mountain climber.

    CONCEPTThe final concept revolved around a cartrage based design. A replacable oxygen cartrage developed oxygen and heat when activated by breathing through the device.

  • GASPAIR MODEL: BRANDED HAGLFS

    MADE IN SOLIDWORKS, MATERIAL: ABS, STEEL AND RUBBER

    FINAL MODEL

  • APPERANCE IN SCENARIOMOUNTED ON BACKPACK

    RIGHT HANDED

  • KIDS KNIFE

    PLAY & DESIGNDesign for children. 10 weeks, 2015Supervised by Peter Barker

    ABOUTThe Play and Design project was about addressing an issue presented for children in the ages between 2 and 8 years, and solve it with a product.

    BACKGROUNDThe Kids Knife Project was a result of research around kids and their eating habits. The research showed a lack of knowledge about cooking and eating habits, the effect being poor lifestyle choices that follow the kids into adulthood.

  • CHILD OBESITY

    20 - 25%TODAY THERE ARE MORE OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE THAN PEOPLE AT RISK OF STARVATION. WHY?

    Children need to be fed. They lack the knowledge of what they put into their mouths, simply because its usually not their choice. Developing good eating habits as a child is crucial for adult health and well-being. What if you could include your child in the cooking process, adding the benefit of educating them about food?

    Percentage of Swedish school-children that are overweight. 80% of the children remain overweight into adulthood.

    4.5%1963-70

    4.0%1971-78

    6.0%1979-86

    12.0%1987-95

    20.0%1995-10

    CHILD OBESITYALL GENDER AGES 6-16FROM 1963-2010

    AMERICA HAS THE HIGHEST OBESITY RATE IN THE WORLD

  • RECLAIM RESPONSIBILITY

    Emil i Lnneberga

    Emil is one of Astrid Lindgrens most famous fictional character. He is what grown ups would consider a trouble maker due to his high output of energy. He lives on a farm and enjoys carving wooden figurines and his woodworking skills is way better than any average boy today. He channeled his excess energy resulting in a valuable skill.

    FREEDOM, KNOWLEDGEAND RESPONSIBILITY

    EXPERIENCE THROUGHLEARNING AND ACTING

    PARENTAL GUIDANCEFAMILY SUPPORT

  • THE KNIFE

    The knife is one of the most diverse tools you can use. The diversity that ranges from slicing, dicing and cutting, truly makes it a necessity in the kitchen. Since the knife is poten-tially dangerous, necessitating proper training and experi-ence for safe use.

    ENDED WITH 3D PRINTEDMODELS FOR PROFILET-SPLINES

  • BEGAN WITH CARDBOARDMODELS FOR PROFILE

    CUTTING SKILLS

  • KNIFE MODEL: BRANDED FISKARS

    MADE IN T-SPLINES, MATERIAL: PLASTIC AND CARBON STEEL

    FINAL MODEL

  • MOBILE PHOTO SOFTBOX

    LIGHT & COLORDarkness design course. 4 weeks, 2014Supervised by Olof Kolte.

    ABOUTThe light & color project was about creating light in situations were there is not enough by using maximum 3 1W LED.

    BACKGROUNDThe Little project was about utilizing the full potential of the camera in your average smartphone. Creating additional lighting for that perfect instagram in your home, could raise the quality of your photos to a completely new level.

  • IDEATION & SKETCHINGWhen you are using additional lighting in a photography, you usually want to avoid sharp shadows and intense contrast points. This is usually solved by using a large light emitting area, but when size is an issue, the format becomes more complicated

    INSTAGRAM SOFTBOX

    MADE IN SOLIDWORKS, MATERIAL: EMTAL AND PLASTICIDEATION

  • SIZE VS LIGHTBigger is better, but bigger is bigger. When experimenting with the size, you have to find a good amount of shadow casting that you can live with and also use to your advantage.

    SCENARIOImaging that you want to show the world that you are an awesome chef. Even better, you want to show the world that your shitty food tastes and looks like food from a three star Guide Michelin restaurant. For this task, lighting is of utmost importance.

  • DIFFERENCEYou can get around a size issue by constructing the softbox in various ways. Therefore I preformed testing with various shapes to see what would give satisfying result.

    Shadows build up gradually as the light source gets smaller.

    SHADOWS +

    +

    -

    -S

    IZE

  • LIGHTBULBWhen you pull in an additional light, you usually use whats around. What usually is around you might be a regular light bulb, with no diffusive surface, rendering a sharp shadow

    SOFTBOX MODELWith a softer light distribution, the shadows and highlights become much smoother. The differences in details is another benefit.

  • FINAL CONCEPTThe Little project was about utilizing the full potential of the camera in your phone. Creating additional lighting for that perfect instagram in your home, could raise the quality of your photos to a completely new level.

    220.

    LITTLE LIGHT

    3w - 1w LED warm white3 x 1 w 230-130VA TransformerMetal WireAliminium PlateWingnuts

    0

    40.0

    170.0

    380.0350

    .0

    110.0

    80.0

    82.0

  • LITTLE MODEL: BRANDED NOTHING

    MADE IN SOLIDWORKS - SHEET METALMATERIAL: METAL AND COMPONENTS

    FINAL MODEL

  • PORTABLE BID

    WELFARE DESIGNProject at Meddlefart hospitla, Kolding, Denmark. 8 Weeks. Supervisor Richard Herriott

    ABOUTThe welfare project at Kloding Designskulen was about finding a design solution for problems occurring at Danish hospitals.

    BACKGROUNDDuring a visit at a spinal surgery wars i began asking questions about the patients recovery. During my research in the subject i found out that independence meant a great deal for the senior patients. One issue that the patients were struggling with was keeping there hygiene, therefore i wanted to address the most important part of keeping your hygiene. Get rid of your shit.

  • WHY BID ?

    WHAT WAS BEFORE TOILETPAPERUsing a bid is fore some nations a part of their everyday routine. For the Nordic countries its not. The use of toilet-paper is bound to tradition, and even though people with their health in order struggle with it, we still favour paper before water. Maybe its because the water up north is colder.

    When it comes to benefits, the bid is a clear winner over the old fashion paper.

    90% of the household have a bide installed

    70% LESS USE OF TOILET PAPER

    MORE HYGIENIC

    JAPAN

  • USAGE

    RELATION TO YOUR ITEMSThe usage of the portable bide is the same as for a regular squirting gun. You pop the device open. Fill the tank with water and then spray away.

  • DE-STIGMATIZE

    RELATION TO YOUR ITEMSI had the ambition to de-stigmatize the bide by making it a object that fits well with today objects. With brushed aluminium and a monochrome pallet, the products fits in many everyday situation.

    NO SHAME DESIGNKeep it in you bag, or why not let it peeping out to show that you have the cleanest bum in town.

  • THANK YOU!

    IF YOU ENJOYED MY WORK, FEEL WELCOME TO CONTACT ME!

    [email protected]