Toys

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Toys

The goal of the project "jeux et jouets” was to develop a toy for kids by considering artisanal and semi artisanal production methods. The reflection is driven by the needs of a kid but also taking in account the decision maker ( The parent who buys or the person who offers). The students were particularly attentive to develop a justifying innovation, through the typ of the game or toy, production method, aesthetics or another point of view.

Studio project (2013) by Anna Heck, Leon Laskowski, Claire Pondard, Alexandre Vernet, Raphaël de Kalbermatten

Know-how
soft goods / accessories, Game
ECAL / Anna Heck
ECAL / Anna Heck
ECAL / Anna Heck

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ECAL / Leon Laskowski
ECAL / Leon Laskowski
ECAL / Leon Laskowski

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ECAL / Claire Pondard
ECAL / Claire Pondard

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ECAL / Raphaël de Kalbermatten
ECAL / Raphaël de Kalbermatten
ECAL / Raphaël de Kalbermatten

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ECAL /  Alexandre Vernet

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