“Desk lamp”
A modular desk lamp to control all lighting environments. With a variable height adjustment, I give the viewer the opportunity to change the area light size. Including extra slack of the cable you are able to move the housing higher and give the light opportunity to shine larger on the surface below.
“Contemporary lamp”
As I spend most my designs relating to full adjustability for the user, I take this approach more aesthetically. With a fixed lamp shade, the light has the opportunity to shine uniquely off the brushed metal surface.
As technology increases I am fascinated with new ways of designing in non destructive ways with topology. Parametric design is an approach in architecture and engineering that uses algorithms and mathematical relationships to define and manipulate design parameters. By altering these parameters, designers can explore a wide range of forms and configurations quickly and efficiently. This process allows for greater flexibility and innovation, enabling solutions that can adapt to specific constraints or requirements while optimizing performance and aesthetics.
In this exercise I use Sverchok to design an abstract statue, being able to change the size, panel size, and repitition instantly with multiple variables