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Redesign sedacího prvku pro děti
Černochová, Lucie
The bachelor thesis is focused on sitting furniture, specifically on a growing chair for a child. The thesis is divided into two main parts. At first, in the theoretical part, there is described a history of sitting furniture, anthropometry, ergonomics and its criteria for right sitting, ways of sitting and safety. This part is finished by a short research of already existing growing chairs for children. In the practical part there is gradually described a whole process of making a growing chair for a child. At first, this part is focused on chair designs itselves, which are drawn in sketches. Furthermore, there is described a production of a model in 1:1 scale which is followed by visualisations of the growing chair modelled in a program Autodesk 3DS Max 2015. The result of this thesis is a manufactured prototype of the designed growing chair for a child.
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Návrh sedacího prvku
Bednárková, Šarlota
The task of the thesis is to design seating element for dynamic sitting using molded plywood. The theoretical part focuses on the history, ways of sitting, ergonomics and alternative seating. In the theoretical part, there is also chapter dedicated to the technology of production material selected for the design. The practical part deals with the design process. At first, there is compiled reseach, which is connected to a part of sketching and 3D design to find the right shape, which also takes place using simple models of 1: 5 and 1: 1. The results of the thesis are 3D visualizations of chairs for dynamic sitting, model of 1: 5 made of molded plywood and construction drawings for production of prototypes.
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Návrh alternativního sedacího prvku pro pracovní činnost
Kraus, Jakub
The main goal of the thesis is to design a healthy seating element for short work task activities. In the first part the historical, typological, egonomic and health aspects of sitting and also general design basis are analyzed.The second part consits of specific design made from original sketches to final product represented as a functional prototype.
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