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Design innovation centre . bangalore Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Creativity and innovation are subjects of urgent concern at the highest level for any developing countries.
Why is
Why a
design important ?
design Innovation
centre ?
Innovation is driven by three forces: Business
Derign’r impacs on business.
Technology
People.
Design thinking makes businesses more competitive Design drives successful innovation. Design makes R&D expenditure more effective
Have you struggled to open a jar / beer ?
Derign’r impacs on society. Design makes a more sustainable future.
Business investigates the viability of new products or services; Technology explores the feasibility of new products or services; People judge the desirability and usability of new products or services.
Design makes products and services more inclusive.
Derign’r impacs on public services.
What is
Design makes public services more effective
design Innovation
?
“ Where you innovate, how you innovate, and what you innovate are design problems. ”
Tim Brown, 2005
What is
design
thinking ?
Design thinking starts with empathy.
Innovation
Design thinking is iterative and visual.
Design thinking is multidisciplinary and collaborative.
“design thinking best describes a specific approach to innovation. It is an approach largely ignored by business professionals, educators, and even many designers. ”
1 / 10
Roger Martin, Rotman School of Management
A design innovation centre can be an answer for otq cotnsqy’r cqirir in bqanding recsoq.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
Introduction
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
International scenario
Initiatives of ICSID
Most of the developed countries have formulated design policies for the nation and to put them into practise national/ international design councils were establised. International memebers of ICSID Thailand Creative & Design Center.
Vancouver International Design Centre
The Malaysia Design Innovation Centre
Hong Kong Design Centre
India stands ? National design policy
govt of india 8th feb 2007
Design for exports
vision
Design for industry
Design for quality
Design Policy Constellation
Design innovation centre . bangalore
Design education
Design centres innovation hubs
Designed in India made for the world
2 / 10
Where
Background Study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Project
statement
Problem definition
The design of a Design Innovation Center , Bangalore is a thesis proposal which has taken its shape from the future plans of the National design Council to start innovation hubs as well as center for excellence of design as a part of National Design Policy [Govt Of India 2007]. This will be a platform where graduates with intrest in design can learn, experiment and research enableing knowledge to be translated into useful products and services that can be commercialised and marketed. This can act as a bussiness incubator by providing the resources and services for recently graguated entrepreneurs in the fields of architecture ,art,design and engineering. This can be consireded as a futurustic form of National inistitute of design which is an initiative in similar line but more focus on design education and research , were the DIC will have its role in practical training , product branding , design bussiness incubation a nd various other activity schems were sudents as well as faculty will have a hands on experence with industry. Mutinational companies will be allowed to set up their own bussiness incubators on the campus. The kind of design graguation programs DIC offering will be decided only after live case studies. This centre will have functional spaces under wide range of scenarios which can be categorised as
reside academic
Bill boards /quote displays. Display of works.. Exhibition spaces. Media centres. Movie screens Memory walks.
Lecture halls Studios Personnel work spaces Workstations. Product assembly areas Locker rooms Storage areas Administative offices Faculty rooms Purchase and storage
research Library Archives Discussion spaces Open interactive spaces. Laborataries. Workshops. Bussiness incubators. Animation labs Photo studios Business incubators
leisure Coffee shops breakout spaces Perfomance spaces Entertainment centre Play courts General amenities
inspire
Study Methodology.
Stage 1
PROJECT FINALIZATION
specifications
Standards
Background studies Problem Definition Data Collection
Faculty residences Student hostels Guest house Mess halls
Pilot study
Literature Case Study Case Study Requirements
Site study check list
Site identification live Case Study
Site visit/study inferences
Site analysis
THESIS 2
Design innovation centre . bangalore
3 / 10
Stage 2
Case Study check list
Project Statement
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
literature
case study
Institute of Creative Technology Limkokwing / Malaysian Design Technology Centre. Cyberjaya Architects : T.R.Hamzah & Ken Yeang Sdn.Bhd. [world famous green architects ]
Entrance.
Dr. Kenneth Yeang
.
Designed for the future
1 2 3 4
1. Design museum 5.club house
6. residential
2. Limkokwing Inistitute
4 / 10
4. media walk
3. multipurpose hall
Design innovation centre . bangalore
lit case study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Hall section
Hall elevation
Multipurpose hall plans
sectional view
Design museum plan
Inference The building form as well as the spaces describes what innovation is all about. The architect has suceeded in giving an imagery which speaks to the world about design innovation. Huge open spaces which imparts freel of freedom and flexiblility to work any where.
Bioclimatic techniques used in the building makes it a vision beyond tha basic program.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
5 / 10
Spaces like media walk , thought corridors keeps designers inspired and fresh.
lit. Case study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
literature
School of Design and Media Technological University
case study 2
Nanyang Singapore
Welcoming Entry
Student Display Space:
Art, Music, Performance:
Interior and Exterior Vistas:
6 / 10
Transparency:
Local Signature:
Design innovation centre . bangalore
lit. Case study 2
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
User
study
Being a design innovation center there is only one major kind of users Designers in the role of students as well as teachers. So to designing a space for them ,analysis of their behaviours, the designing process, the kind of tools they use , the kind of atmosphere they prefer etc have great relevance.
analysis of their behaviours and activities Their work spaces will be always messy with bill boards , sketches , design tools They may work in the work shop till the prototype take the shape of his designs.
Their interactions and discussions can happen any where.
Their most innovative idea can struck while doodling during a boring lecture
designer
designer
designer
They hardly sleep on their bed
the
designing process
To produce an aesthetically pleasing , practically useful and well functioning end products a designer have to deal with both precise and vague ideas, should call for systematic and chaotic thinking, need both imaginative thought as well as mechanical calculation. Most of design fields proceed through the middle of this spectrum of design activity.
Understand
observe
Know and comprehend the problem
Watch attentively
synthesis Reasoning from general to particular
prototype Scale model of idea
the kind of tools they use
iterate
implement
Revisions nullifying errors
Reality of idea.
inferences An intimate work space is essential for some stages of design process Flexibility in work spaces , like one shpold be able to work any where.. Interactive/ meeting spaces are essential preferably informal Case spesific labs and studios.
Multiple computer screens and lap tops.
Rapid Prototyping.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
7 / 10
Design tablets where one can draw direcly on screen or else on a pad with tablet pen.
user study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Pilot
study Indian Initute Of Science .Bangalore Centre for Product Design And Manufacturing
virtual reality lab.
visual and haptic reality design lab.
Virtual Assembley Planing Simulating And Evaluation. Virtual Product Design And Evalution.
Transportation lab Design Of Automobile Systems.
CAD / CAM / CAE Lab.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
8 / 10
impact modelling and testing. Crash worthiness of automobiles multifunctional optimaization of vehicle platforms. integration of automobile design with agile manufacturing. Fanuc cnc machine cutting.
pilot study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
IDeaS lab
Scale Lab computerized antropometry and ergonomics simulation lab. computer aided ergnomics. haptics in product design and evaluation. digital human modelling. articulated and flexible assembly simulation. rapid prototyping Prototyping technologies
Base materials
Selective laser sintering (SLS)
Thermoplastics, metals powders
Fused deposition modeling (FDM)
Thermoplastics, eutectic metals.
Stereolithography (SLA)
photopolymer
Laminated object manufacturing (LOM)
Paper
Electron beam melting (EBM)
Titanium alloys
3D printing (3DP)
Various materials
General workshops
Data collection [standards] class C inistitutional oppupancy [ NBC 2005]
library
Height of five shelf unit
Design innovation centre . bangalore
Minimum distance between tables
9 / 10
Minimum distance
Floor area for individual reading
pilot study/ standards
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Stantard lecture hall
Lecture halls
More steeply rakedlecture hall Typical cross section for museum / exhibition spaces.
Ceeling shape and sound reflection
Gallery space lit from one side only .lower part only with indirect attenuated.
Foldable seating
Exhibition spaces
Exhibition room with side lighting
Field of vision : height and distance
Different cross sections showing natural lighting options in a museum Well lit exhibition hall {boston experiments}
Ideal uniform lighting from both sides
Movie hall
10 / 10
The exhibition space will be collection and display of student project work as well as annual innovative product award wining entries available for public viewing through exhibits that may be permanent or temporary.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
standards
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Creativity and innovation are subjects of urgent concern at the highest level for any developing countries.
Why is
Why a
design important ?
design Innovation
centre ?
Innovation is driven by three forces: Business
Derign’r impacs on business.
Technology
People.
Design thinking makes businesses more competitive Design drives successful innovation. Design makes R&D expenditure more effective
Have you struggled to open a jar / beer ?
Derign’r impacs on society. Design makes a more sustainable future.
Business investigates the viability of new products or services; Technology explores the feasibility of new products or services; People judge the desirability and usability of new products or services.
Design makes products and services more inclusive.
Derign’r impacs on public services.
What is
Design makes public services more effective
design Innovation
?
“ Where you innovate, how you innovate, and what you innovate are design problems. ”
Tim Brown, 2005
What is
design
thinking ?
Design thinking starts with empathy.
Innovation
Design thinking is iterative and visual.
Design thinking is multidisciplinary and collaborative.
“design thinking best describes a specific approach to innovation. It is an approach largely ignored by business professionals, educators, and even many designers. ”
1 / 10
Roger Martin, Rotman School of Management
A design innovation centre can be an answer for otq cotnsqy’r cqirir in bqanding recsoq.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
Introduction
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
International scenario
Initiatives of ICSID
Most of the developed countries have formulated design policies for the nation and to put them into practise national/ international design councils were establised. International memebers of ICSID Thailand Creative & Design Center.
Vancouver International Design Centre
The Malaysia Design Innovation Centre
Hong Kong Design Centre
India stands ? National design policy
govt of india 8th feb 2007
Design for exports
vision
Design for industry
Design for quality
Design Policy Constellation
Design innovation centre . bangalore
Design education
Design centres innovation hubs
Designed in India made for the world
2 / 10
Where
Background Study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Project
statement
Problem definition
The design of a Design Innovation Center , Bangalore is a thesis proposal which has taken its shape from the future plans of the National design Council to start innovation hubs as well as center for excellence of design as a part of National Design Policy [Govt Of India 2007]. This will be a platform where graduates with intrest in design can learn, experiment and research enableing knowledge to be translated into useful products and services that can be commercialised and marketed. This can act as a bussiness incubator by providing the resources and services for recently graguated entrepreneurs in the fields of architecture ,art,design and engineering. This can be consireded as a futurustic form of National inistitute of design which is an initiative in similar line but more focus on design education and research , were the DIC will have its role in practical training , product branding , design bussiness incubation a nd various other activity schems were sudents as well as faculty will have a hands on experence with industry. Mutinational companies will be allowed to set up their own bussiness incubators on the campus. The kind of design graguation programs DIC offering will be decided only after live case studies. This centre will have functional spaces under wide range of scenarios which can be categorised as
reside academic
Bill boards /quote displays. Display of works.. Exhibition spaces. Media centres. Movie screens Memory walks.
Lecture halls Studios Personnel work spaces Workstations. Product assembly areas Locker rooms Storage areas Administative offices Faculty rooms Purchase and storage
research Library Archives Discussion spaces Open interactive spaces. Laborataries. Workshops. Bussiness incubators. Animation labs Photo studios Business incubators
leisure Coffee shops breakout spaces Perfomance spaces Entertainment centre Play courts General amenities
inspire
Study Methodology.
Stage 1
PROJECT FINALIZATION
specifications
Standards
Background studies Problem Definition Data Collection
Faculty residences Student hostels Guest house Mess halls
Pilot study
Literature Case Study Case Study Requirements
Site study check list
Site identification live Case Study
Site visit/study inferences
Site analysis
THESIS 2
Design innovation centre . bangalore
3 / 10
Stage 2
Case Study check list
Project Statement
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
literature
case study
Institute of Creative Technology Limkokwing / Malaysian Design Technology Centre. Cyberjaya Architects : T.R.Hamzah & Ken Yeang Sdn.Bhd. [world famous green architects ]
Entrance.
Dr. Kenneth Yeang
.
Designed for the future
1 2 3 4
1. Design museum 5.club house
6. residential
2. Limkokwing Inistitute
4 / 10
4. media walk
3. multipurpose hall
Design innovation centre . bangalore
lit case study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Hall section
Hall elevation
Multipurpose hall plans
sectional view
Design museum plan
Inference The building form as well as the spaces describes what innovation is all about. The architect has suceeded in giving an imagery which speaks to the world about design innovation. Huge open spaces which imparts freel of freedom and flexiblility to work any where.
Bioclimatic techniques used in the building makes it a vision beyond tha basic program.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
5 / 10
Spaces like media walk , thought corridors keeps designers inspired and fresh.
lit. Case study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
literature
School of Design and Media Technological University
case study 2
Nanyang Singapore
Welcoming Entry
Student Display Space:
Art, Music, Performance:
Interior and Exterior Vistas:
6 / 10
Transparency:
Local Signature:
Design innovation centre . bangalore
lit. Case study 2
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
User
study
Being a design innovation center there is only one major kind of users Designers in the role of students as well as teachers. So to designing a space for them ,analysis of their behaviours, the designing process, the kind of tools they use , the kind of atmosphere they prefer etc have great relevance.
analysis of their behaviours and activities Their work spaces will be always messy with bill boards , sketches , design tools They may work in the work shop till the prototype take the shape of his designs.
Their interactions and discussions can happen any where.
Their most innovative idea can struck while doodling during a boring lecture
designer
designer
designer
They hardly sleep on their bed
the
designing process
To produce an aesthetically pleasing , practically useful and well functioning end products a designer have to deal with both precise and vague ideas, should call for systematic and chaotic thinking, need both imaginative thought as well as mechanical calculation. Most of design fields proceed through the middle of this spectrum of design activity.
Understand
observe
Know and comprehend the problem
Watch attentively
synthesis Reasoning from general to particular
prototype Scale model of idea
the kind of tools they use
iterate
implement
Revisions nullifying errors
Reality of idea.
inferences An intimate work space is essential for some stages of design process Flexibility in work spaces , like one shpold be able to work any where.. Interactive/ meeting spaces are essential preferably informal Case spesific labs and studios.
Multiple computer screens and lap tops.
Rapid Prototyping.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
7 / 10
Design tablets where one can draw direcly on screen or else on a pad with tablet pen.
user study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Pilot
study Indian Initute Of Science .Bangalore Centre for Product Design And Manufacturing
virtual reality lab.
visual and haptic reality design lab.
Virtual Assembley Planing Simulating And Evaluation. Virtual Product Design And Evalution.
Transportation lab Design Of Automobile Systems.
CAD / CAM / CAE Lab.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
8 / 10
impact modelling and testing. Crash worthiness of automobiles multifunctional optimaization of vehicle platforms. integration of automobile design with agile manufacturing. Fanuc cnc machine cutting.
pilot study
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
IDeaS lab
Scale Lab computerized antropometry and ergonomics simulation lab. computer aided ergnomics. haptics in product design and evaluation. digital human modelling. articulated and flexible assembly simulation. rapid prototyping Prototyping technologies
Base materials
Selective laser sintering (SLS)
Thermoplastics, metals powders
Fused deposition modeling (FDM)
Thermoplastics, eutectic metals.
Stereolithography (SLA)
photopolymer
Laminated object manufacturing (LOM)
Paper
Electron beam melting (EBM)
Titanium alloys
3D printing (3DP)
Various materials
General workshops
Data collection [standards] class C inistitutional oppupancy [ NBC 2005]
library
Height of five shelf unit
Design innovation centre . bangalore
Minimum distance between tables
9 / 10
Minimum distance
Floor area for individual reading
pilot study/ standards
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
Stantard lecture hall
Lecture halls
More steeply rakedlecture hall Typical cross section for museum / exhibition spaces.
Ceeling shape and sound reflection
Gallery space lit from one side only .lower part only with indirect attenuated.
Foldable seating
Exhibition spaces
Exhibition room with side lighting
Field of vision : height and distance
Different cross sections showing natural lighting options in a museum Well lit exhibition hall {boston experiments}
Ideal uniform lighting from both sides
Movie hall
10 / 10
The exhibition space will be collection and display of student project work as well as annual innovative product award wining entries available for public viewing through exhibits that may be permanent or temporary.
Design innovation centre . bangalore
standards
Co-ordinated by : Dr. A.K Kasturba Architectural Thesis 1 | 2010 Guided by : Ar. Smitha G Submitted by : Boney Philip | b060020 ar Department Of Architecture | N I T Calicut
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