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Journal Article
STUDY ON ECODESIGNING EDUCATIONAL FURNITURE FOR CHILDREN
2022
Overview
In this paper we propose not a different, but a more complex approach in designing furniture for children, giving it a supplementary function, the educational one. [...]the pieces of furniture were carefully designed, using eco-friendly solutions, from raw materials choice to the final product, fulfilling the ecodesign objectives [1]. [...]the conditions are different, so the output of the design process might be different. 2.1 Research on furniture for waiting rooms The main objective of the research activity is to find information on the existing designs from different producers and on children with different requirements according to the context they are using the furniture. Observing the children interaction with the objects was helpful for the materials choosing, the processes and finishes, leading the design to a more eco-friendlier solution. 2.2 Requirements for the products The research performed upon the existing products was helpful in identifying some specific requirements. [...]die design was focused on chairs and benches, these being the most usual pieces of furniture used in waiting rooms and offering large opportunities for fulfilling the goals.
