Open Design lighting, furniture and accessories

Open Design products were designed and produced using an alternative design and development method that frees a designer to pursue creative expressions, realize them as industrially repeatable products and have the ability to globally distribute design. Open Design is a personal attempt to close a creativity gap between product design and other fields (music, graphic design, animation and photography), Which found their creative output in phase with the realities of information technology and economics. The Open Design method is based on the principles of the already successful Open Source method that revolutionized the software industry, and gave birth to a social movement that is cooperative, community-minded and seeks legitimate ways of sharing creativity. In Open Design, the design is a two dimensional "cutout" represented as digital information. It relies on the Internet's communication resources, to publish, distribute, and copy the designs under a CreativeCommons license. Coupled with The flexibility of CNC production methods, all technically conforming designs are continuously available for production, in any number, with no tooling investment, anywhere and by anyone.

Project Details

http://www.ronen-kadushin.com/Open_Design.asp
Collection of projects
4 - Production stable
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Germany
2005
Ronen Kadushin
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furniture, lighting, accessories, cnc,

Product Details

4 - Really new innovation
1 - Low complexity
Media and Culture

Institutional Design and Production

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Published knowledge without collective developement
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