A collection of Back to School objects, projected and graphically designed by a group of students from the 3rd year of the Triennium of Design, guided by Claudio Larcher, Area Leader of the Triennium and the Biennial Specialists in Design at NABA and Alessandro Stabile. The objectives were developed as a part of a workshop taking place at Caorle.
A practical pouch that helps organize the space with a detachable part that contains essential tools such as a pen, a pencil and an eraser.
Starting from the classic concept of the three-compartments case, this proposal consists in transforming the technical element, the hinge, into a fun element of interaction.
A case composed by two compartments, with opening capacity of 90 ° or 180 °, with a possibility of adding small pockets for extra organization.
Starting from a spherical single wheel, as a reference to the beloved ball game, the elements of this trolley are designed to entertain the child with something unusual.
A redesign of the classic school trolley, offering a combination of functionality and aesthetics. This trolley offers our children to make long journeys without having problems of weight and annoyance.
By changing the axis of the trolley’s wheels and handle, the structure is lightened and more comfortable to drag and making the travel easier for our children.
"Let's go" was born from the idea of modifying the transport methods of the traditional trolley, lightening it and making it more practical and fun for children. The design elements of this trolley will enhance the game of "let's go", as if it was the child’s pet.
A smart backpack that meets new needs, such as sharing customized texts via Bluetooth and having an integrated power bank and headphones.
A comfortable, practical, fashionable, recognizable and versatile backpack, featuring two elastic and removable bands, which provides extra exterior “pockets” for fast use objects, such as a bottle of water or a mobile phone.
A backpack that turns into a soccer goal thanks to lateral bands that contain a telescopic pole. Two backpacks on the ground and start scoring the goals!
An idea of a new dynamic interaction with the Pop-up idea by changing expression and adding messages on a child’s backpack.
Credits
Alice Casella, Bo Chen, Chiara Chirico, Giulio Grazioli, Marco Damascelli, Giulia Ricci, Giovanni Tortora, Domiziana Doronzo, Lisa Hu, Ilaria Pavone, Giulia Braglia, Martina Gommellini, Umberto Passerini, Moana Genova, Federico Senesi, Filippo Zonno, Miriam Re Cecconi, Nicole Eleonora Pizzi, Alyssa Rocca, Alice Platania, Giacomo Quinland, Andrea Sasdelli, Laura Sirbu, Luca Vernieri, Chiara Torterolo
NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti during the Design Week took part in the event conceived by Alcova, at the spaces of the Ex Macello di Porta Vittoria - in Viale Molise, 62 in Milan - with the exhibition "L'Allievo. A dialogue between generations of designers NABA".
The immersive experience designed by NABA with AMSA - Gruppo A2A, during the Milan Design Week, as part of the exhibition-event INTERNI Cross Vision for FuoriSalone 2024, communicates the positive outcomes of separate waste collection for environmental sustainability.
The BA Design students, together with Amsa (A2A Group), have developed innovative ideas and digital strategies focusing on the theme of circular economy and waste, in order to involve and improve the behavior of citizens in the Amsa’s collection system.
