Author: Marko Vucic

String art is created by using string or wire, which are intertwined around pre-placed pins, with the aim of obtaining certain shapes and/or representations. As part of the work, this type of work was applied in the interior, using digital design. The method, which was used to create the code that generates shapes based on given photos, is reflected in the formation of a rectangle on which random points are placed, which are then adjusted based on the selected photo, and the nearest black points are searched for, which are then bleached, connected and created give shape. The addition is to rotate and add a cross-section to the links, in order to get the effect of a realistic rope. Examining different parameters, i.e. the number of pins and the number of repetitions, yielded different results, one of which was specifically applied in the interior and shown through visualization.

Student: Nataša Perić

The lack of creativity of retail stores in displaying their products and their appropriate presentation to consumers is the core idea of this project. The project is based on presentation of a new way of displaying sneakers in a shoe store, so that the product stands out with its shape, is interesting to the customer and attracts him to enter the store. The inspiration for the form of the shelf came from the product it is supposed to present. There have been progress in the industry and changes in the way soles have been made so far to increase the efficiency of the sneaker itself. This new sole design is associated with softness and lightness, which are exactly the two things that the shelf itself represents.

Student: Milica Simovski

Origami pavilion is an attempt to answer the arising challenges in a construction of a self-supporting structures. Majority of self-supporting structures require a massive prebuilt formwork or other ways to support its pieces in place before the whole structure is erected and well within its static equilibrium.  The pavilion is designed as a foldable self-supporting structure which allows for an easy on-site, on-floor assembly. Once assembled, it can fold into a dome like structure and maintain its shape when combined with base supports to restrict the joint movement. Steel hinges are used to make joint connections between 40 equally shaped, but differently perforated panels. The perforations reduce the weight of a structure and thus increase its structural properties.

Student: Andrija Mihelčić