Coexist Cardboard Furniture Challenge, Pt 3

So this was the very first tryout after consulting the ID lecturer, and I tried to put as much weight as I can on it to see if it can handle it and indeed it could.

These were the designs from my classmates who applied the respective changes indicated by the lecturer.

The lecturer however didn't like the slot that was extruding from the design, so I took another piece of cardboard, retracing the same shape and made a groove that doesn't protrude to the surface this time. I simply place that piece on top of the previous one and it already looked better. Actually, there was a defect in the design since it had to lay accurately on the design but I might have made a mistake where I placed the groove and the top part was extruding on the sides. However, it looks similar to the Shelf designs and in a way more attractive.

This was one of my classmate's designs, and he simply strengthen it by tying it a lot more.

For this design, the group member didn't want to apply the changes the lecturer said, so we figured out an alternative that will support the weight of a person for the stool by simplifying it.

And these are the other designs that had been fully redesigned.

The ID students were then tasked to make some 3D renders of the models so that they can be cleanly laid out in the leaflet, that we, the GD will be making.

I then made a handmade drawing to help me to digitalized the steps of making the designs, especially mine.

And this is how I neatly illustrated this specific step.

Here are some other illustrations I made for the steps of the other designs. The rest of the designs were done by my classmates.

This is the initial state of the manual which I made and pass on to my GD classmates to finalize.