No wonder the furniture of Charles Eames is so beautiful. This video, circa the 70s shows the design and production process behind one of the Eames molded chairs.
I was really impressed with the opening part of the clip that shows them making the shape of the char based on the human form. The rig they used is so simple too—wood dow rods, some 2×4s that slide to adjust the form of the back, and a person sitting in the wireframe of the chair.
Simple. Beautiful.
The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is pleased to announce Interaction|09, to be held February 5-8, 2009 in conjunction with Simon Fraser University’s School of Interactive Arts + Technology, and the Faculty of Business, located in lovely Vancouver, B.C.
Here’s a great YouTube clip detailing the problem with the traditional (waterfall) requirements documentation method. It does a great job at highlighting why requirements often fail—misinterpretation.
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