Introduction As a spatial designer, I've realized that it is not the sudden flashes of inspiration that matter, but the time, effort and seriousness put into them. This apparatus aim to call attention to food loss and food waste which create organic fertilizer by wasted bread and wasted water. The process of ferment fertilizer require human’s saliva to add enzyme and protein in order to accelerated fermentation reaction. When people doing exercise, the body heat and sweat will pass through the pipe to speed up the fertilizer reaction, the nutrition will transfer through the umbilicus connection to human body.
Render 1
This view is close the side of the window which show the spatial arrangement and human movement. Full of plants to give visitors the feeling of being in the garden and at the same time they can do sports or drink coffee.
Render 2
This view shows the relationship between sitting area, coffee counter and the exercise room
Function Diagram
The Axonometric image give people strong understanding and the visual effect as a function diagram. Based on the use function and concept of the apparatus, different spaces correspond to different character activities. Visitors can exercise, make friends, and have afternoon tea in this space while interacting with the apparatus.
Detailed diagram
The image documents the connection of the apparatus and human body, which show the Body and apparatus relationship and the fertilizer making process of the apparatus. It emphasis that the saliva created by salivary glands, connecting with human mouth and saliva pipe to apply the saliva help the reaction of fertilizer: the umbilicus connect with umbilicus connection, and transport nutrition to human body.
Design Drawings
The drawing show the scale of the apparatus and human body, detail head part, and the relationship of apparatus and human body.
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