Sustainable Dining Environment for Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS
This Sustainable dining environment called DIFFA Dining was dedicated for the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS‘ Dining by Design. There are Four smart NYSID students, Isis Delomez, Brooke Lichtenstein, Whitney Vlasaty and Yiannos Vrousgos, make a design concept focuses on sustainability and modern aesthetics by redefining the conventional box of a typical booth through an explosion of salvaged materials. In light of ecological problems facing modern society, the materials include recycled lumber, low VOC paint, bamboo flatware, natural canvas and biodegradable sugarcane tableware. An illuminated origami flower centerpiece enhances the natural handcrafted design, symbolizing organic architecture. Together, these elements promote the concept to “leave and imprint and reduce the footprint.”



via…[coolboom]
Tags: Architectural design, Arts, bamboo flatware, biodegradable sugarcane tableware, Biodegradation, Brooke Lichtenstein, Design, DIFFA Dining, illuminated origami flower, Isis, Isis Delomez, low VOC paint, modern aesthetics, natural handcrafted design, organic architecture, Origami, paint, Paper folding, recycled lumber, Sustainable dining area, Sustainable dining environment, Sustainable dining furniture, Visual arts, Waste management, Whitney Vlasaty, Yiannos Vrousgos
This entry was posted on Monday, April 19th, 2010 at 10:51 am and is filed under Dining Room Design.




