Bag It

For this project, the 1st year BA Industrial Design students had to design a bag, or a collection of bags.

Studio project (2023) with Stéphane Halmaï-Voisard

Assistants: Quang Vinh Nguyen
Students: Lélie Guiochet, Charlotte Jobin, Alexandre Li, Titouan Longatte, Jeremy Loup, Jean-Elie Matile, Eva Reymond, Julie Tena, Salla Vallotton, Gaia Vitali, François Ader, Charlotte Chang, Aurélien Clerc, Matteo De Carlo, Oriana Gonzalez Fernandez, Melchior Myard, Isaure Nicolet, Abla Bolassi Owoussi, Alexander Paynter Bryant, Maëlle Rotten, Matthieu Rigelo, Mael Sandoz, Joab Schneiter, Noah Stanley, Alice Graff, Flavia Renaud
Know-how: soft goods / accessories, Craftsmanship, Textile

Whether for hiking in the mountains, trout fishing, camera protection, carrying tools or everyday shopping.The type of bag, its use and the materials used were free, but mainly soft materials and textiles in all their forms, preferably sustainable: traditional, natural, technical, active, woven, non-woven, knitted, were favored.

The following aspects should be at the heart of their thinking, and should be carefully researched: Target context of use, function, ergonomics, construction, production and materials.

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