Stackpack

In the year 2018, according to The Straits Times, Singaporeans were accountable for disposing of more than 140,000 tonnes of textile and leather waste. My FYP project, Stackpack, aims to reduce textile waste by making sure to upcycle existing fabrics so that I can play my part in reducing textile wa...

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Main Author: Lau, Meryl Kee Shan
Other Authors: Jeffrey Hong
Format: Final Year Project (FYP)
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2020
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/140676
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description In the year 2018, according to The Straits Times, Singaporeans were accountable for disposing of more than 140,000 tonnes of textile and leather waste. My FYP project, Stackpack, aims to reduce textile waste by making sure to upcycle existing fabrics so that I can play my part in reducing textile waste. In terms of function, my focus is to redesign a backpack that is catered to the needs of canoe polo athletes, a particular sports industry that has not been tackled yet. The design of Stacpack aims to bring convenience and versatility to its users and particularly to people who engage in canoe polo and other water sports activities. By adopting a modular system, the backpack allows the user the flexibility to choose the size of the backpack according to the amount of space that he or she would need for that particular day. This system makes the backpack very versatile and convenient and could even be used for a daily outdoor pack. Besides being a modular pack, it is also purposefully designed to make the best use of the space available to store a bulky helmet. The cleverly designed “magic space” allows users more space to store their items in the previously underutilized space within the helmet.
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spelling ntu-10356/1406762020-06-01T06:15:17Z Stackpack Lau, Meryl Kee Shan Jeffrey Hong School of Art, Design and Media JeffreyHong@ntu.edu.sg Visual arts and music::Design::Product In the year 2018, according to The Straits Times, Singaporeans were accountable for disposing of more than 140,000 tonnes of textile and leather waste. My FYP project, Stackpack, aims to reduce textile waste by making sure to upcycle existing fabrics so that I can play my part in reducing textile waste. In terms of function, my focus is to redesign a backpack that is catered to the needs of canoe polo athletes, a particular sports industry that has not been tackled yet. The design of Stacpack aims to bring convenience and versatility to its users and particularly to people who engage in canoe polo and other water sports activities. By adopting a modular system, the backpack allows the user the flexibility to choose the size of the backpack according to the amount of space that he or she would need for that particular day. This system makes the backpack very versatile and convenient and could even be used for a daily outdoor pack. Besides being a modular pack, it is also purposefully designed to make the best use of the space available to store a bulky helmet. The cleverly designed “magic space” allows users more space to store their items in the previously underutilized space within the helmet. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Product Design 2020-06-01T06:15:17Z 2020-06-01T06:15:17Z 2010 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/140676 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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