Emperor Meza by Tiger ChongSheng Guo is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Tuzo ya Chuma ya A' Design Award in Usanifu wa Samani Competition Category.
ChumaSamani· 2021
Emperor Meza
Client: Tiger Guo Design Studio
Tuzo ya Chuma ya A' Design Award Winner in Samani Category
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About Emperor Meza
Emperor ni meza na kipande cha kwanza cha Mfululizo wa Samani za Kifalme (Imperial Furniture Series). Muundo huu unafuata mbinu ya Neo-Sino, inayochanganya kanuni za kimapokeo za usanifu kutoka historia ndefu ya Uchina na mbinu za kisasa za usanifu kutoka tamaduni nyingine. Sehemu za mbao zimechongwa kwa mashine ya CNC kutoka kwa mti endelevu wa Jarrah, na sehemu za chuma zimechongwa kwa mashine ya CNC kutoka shaba. Maelezo yamechorwa kwa mionzi ya leza. Meza hii ina vipimo vya milimita 861 kwa 994 kwa 672. Lengo ni kuleta ushawishi wa usanifu wa Kichina katika samani za kisasa kwa namna yenye heshima.
The Recognition
About the Tuzo ya Chuma ya A' Design Award
Emperor Meza ni mshindi wa Tuzo ya Chuma ya A' Design Award, utambuzi wenye heshima unaotolewa kwa miundo mizuri inayokidhi mahitaji ya kitaalamu na ya kiviwanda yanayotarajiwa kutoka kwa kazi zilizobuniwa vizuri. Washindi wa Chuma huonyesha ustadi mkubwa, utaalamu wa hali ya juu, uelewa wa kitaalamu na uwezo wa kibunifu wa waumbaji wao. Emperor Meza inatarajiwa kuwa kazi inayothaminiwa sana, kupendwa na kuenziwa, ambayo ni ya vitendo na bunifu. Muundo huu ulioshinda Tuzo ya Chuma ya A' Design Award unajumuisha mbinu bora za tasnia na una sifa za kiufundi zenye uwezo zilizounganishwa na ujuzi na kipaji. Emperor Meza inaheshimiwa kwa uangalifu wake na imebuniwa kutoa maboresho ya ubora wa maisha yanayosaidia kuufanya ulimwengu kuwa mahali bora zaidi.
Behind the Design
Press Kit
Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- Emperor is the first of the Imperial Furniture Series, born of the novel Neo-Sino design methodology. Coined by the designer Tiger ChongSheng Guo, Neo-Sino combines traditional design principles from China’s rich 5,000 year history, with culturally unbiased contemporary design practices.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- 861mm x 994mm x 672mm
- Tags
- Emperor, table, luxury, chinese, neo-sino, dragon
- Production Technology
- CNC routed out of sustainable Jarah.
CNC milled out of brass.
Details were laser-etched. - Design Challenge
- Attempt to combine traditional Chinese design methodologies with contemporary design practices.
- Research
- Neo-Sino believes that modern high design is derived almost exclusively from western design influences such as the neo-classism and Bauhaus movements. In addition to this, western influence has instigated much of the socioeconomic development of Asia in the last few centuries, resulting in many Asian designs falling short as poor western imitations.
- Inspiration
- Emperor is born of the novel Neo-Sino design methodology, coined by the designer Tiger ChongSheng Guo. Neo-Sino aims to reintegrate true Chinese design influence into the societies of high design, whilst remaining respectful of contemporary design methodologies and values.
- Project Duration
- The project started in August 2018 in Wellington and finished in December 2020 in Auckland, and was exhibited in RNDR 2020 in November 2020.
- Operation Flow
- The object is used as a table.
- Patents
- IP belongs to ChongSheng Guo, 2018.
Copyright belongs to ChongSheng Guo, 2018. - Team Members
- Tiger ChongSheng Guo
- Image Credits
- Image 1: Photographer Tiger ChongSheng Guo, Emperor 1, 2020.
Image 2: Photographer Tiger ChongSheng Guo, Emperor 2, 2020.
Image 3: Photographer Tiger ChongSheng Guo, Emperor 3, 2020.
Image 4: Photographer Tiger ChongSheng Guo, Emperor 4, 2020.
Image 5: Photographer Tiger ChongSheng Guo, Emperor 5, 2020.
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