Interviews med Martin Oberhauser

The concept was to create a game that simulates a climbing wall.

The goal was to collaboratively develop a game with the customer that enhances both agility and strategic thinking.

We are currently working on developing two additional games.

Almost 1.5 years.

It was a customer order.

It is produced by Climball.

Passion for Problem-Solving.

The design of climbing walls.

The target customer is anyone who wants to train their strategic thinking and skills.

The concept is unique because, for the primary structure, there is only one identical element, and it is held together by the grips.

The name describes the function, a ball on which you can bouldering.

3D CAD Software, 3D printing.

The most unique aspect of the Boulderball design is its status as the smallest bouldering wall in the world. This innovative tool combines training and gaming, making it the first of its kind to offer both functionalities. The Boulderball is designed to enhance skills in a compact and versatile format, enabling users to practice bouldering in limited spaces with a high degree of challenge and engagement.

Yes, with the producer.

With 3D printing, the iteration process is significantly accelerated.

In this instance, there were no available data.

The main challenge is always to reduce costs.

We received an advice.

Through designing this project, I have also improved my skills.

Stay tuned, more designs like this are coming.

Completing my high school diploma in Applied Arts marked the beginning of my journey into the world of design. This foundational education provided me with a deep appreciation for artistic principles and the skills necessary to pursue higher studies in this field.

Afterward, I enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts program in Industrial Design at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (UNIBZ), within their Faculty of Design and Art. This program offered me a comprehensive understanding of industrial design, blending theoretical knowledge with practical application. The hands-on experience I gained there was invaluable, allowing me to develop my creative and technical skills in a professional environment.

Another important milestone in my education was the design scholarship from the state of Bremen at the Design Laboratory Bremerhaven.

To further specialize and enhance my design capabilities, I pursued postgraduate studies at the École cantonale d'art de Lausanne (ECAL) in Switzerland. ECAL is renowned for its rigorous curriculum and innovative approach to design education. Here, I was able to refine my design thinking and approach, working on advanced projects that challenged me to push the boundaries of conventional design.

These educational experiences have collectively shaped my career in design, equipping me with a diverse skill set and a unique perspective that I bring to every project I undertake.

The idea that one person can make a lasting impact has been echoed by many, including Gandhi, who said, "Be the change you wish to see in the world".

From a young age, I always aspired to be an artist. The idea of creating art and expressing myself through various mediums was incredibly appealing. However, becoming a designer was never part of my original plan. My journey into design was largely influenced by my desire to pursue higher education.

When the time came to choose a university, besides working, the only one nearby that offered a relevant program was a design school. Despite my initial hesitation, I decided to enroll in the design program to further my education. This decision turned out to be serendipitous, as it led me into the world of design. Over time, I grew to appreciate the field and its unique challenges.

I like unique challenges

Focus on the aim

Innovation and clarity

Every company should invest in design. Investing in design can lead to numerous benefits, such as higher profits, increased shareholder value, and a stronger market presence. Companies that prioritize design can differentiate themselves from competitors by creating unique and memorable brand experiences

A item to purify water for people in poor countries

There are so many...

The secret ingredient for successful design is empathy. Empathy-driven strategies are central to the Design Thinking approach, allowing designers to deeply understand the needs and experiences of their users.

Japanese artisans masters

Fiat Panda

Always the last one

Always be courious

It's the art of solving problems elegantly, whether in visual aesthetics, product usability, or even strategic planning.

My family.

I don't consider my self a great designer. But thank you.

The biggest challenge at the beginning was, having enough customers.

Wherever they have the opportunity, designers should present their work.

I hope you can expect many clever and surprising design solutions from me. These will be grounded in a deep understanding of needs, extensive experimentation, and high aesthetic standards.

My goal is to design holistically sustainable products.

Excellence and perfection.

Design begins with people, impacting society and the environment, thereby influencing humanity itself. As society and the environment evolve, so must design, adapting to create a better world.

A car and sports equipment.

Always the actuell project.

I wish that all new designs would prioritize sustainability and circular design. It's crucial that we shift towards practices that minimize environmental impact and promote the reuse of resources. Embracing circular design principles can lead to more resilient and efficient products that contribute positively to our planet's future.

The design field is evolving towards integrating more advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR). These technologies are enhancing user experiences and opening new possibilities for interactive and immersive design solutions.

Depends on the project. From a few month to several years.

Research.

Ad maiora semper

Design sets trends, but technologies also influence design, such as 3D printing, which turns everyone into a producer and can alter aesthetics significantly.

Technology is always a helper/tool in the design process, for market data, and in implementation.

That largely depends on the project.

Color, materials, and ambient conditions are instrumental in achieving the design goals envisioned by the designer.

I hope they don't have to ask; the design should speak for itself.

I want to buy it.

The client

The client

Materialrevolution from Dr.Dr. Sascha Peters

Improving day by day

Zaha Hadid

I'm just a designer.

I am fascinated and drawn to all cultures, and I love to try new things. Exploring diverse traditions and experiences enriches my understanding of the world.

The funny thing is, to be able to study design, I painted pictures, and they financed my studies.

If I find a great solution for a design problem.

No, but it was obvious that I am going to be a creative.

It will be very different.