由設計師 Patrizia Donà 創作嘅 Qwerty Elemental 手袋係備受推崇嘅 2020 A' Design Award 白金獎得獎作品，獲獎類別為配飾設計。

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Qwerty Elemental 手袋

由 Patrizia Donà

客戶: Donà

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就像打字機的設計演變表明從高度複雜的視覺形式到簡潔明了的簡單幾何形式的轉變一樣，Qwerty元素是強度，對稱性和簡單性的體現。由各種工匠製成的鋼結構零件是產品的獨特視覺特徵，使手袋具有建築外觀。袋子的本質是兩個打字機的鑰匙，它們是由設計師自己製造和組裝的。

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關於A' Design Award 白金獎

Qwerty Elemental 手袋是 A' Design Award 白金獎得主，這是授予真正卓越、優雅和宏偉設計的極具聲望的認可。白金獎得主是創造的奇蹟，是智力創造力極限的見證，展現出其設計師無與倫比的專業精神和天才。這些設計被期待成為定義一個時代的美學、造福社會、並拓展藝術、科學、設計和技術界限的最負盛名的作品。Qwerty Elemental 手袋展現出超凡脫俗的卓越水準，以其有益而寶貴的特質毫無疑問地讓世界變得更美好。Qwerty Elemental 手袋是一件贏得 A' Design Award 白金獎的作品，它喚起慾望，啟發人心，令人愉悅，並迸發出巨大的喜悅。

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獨特屬性: Just like typewriters’ design evolution shows the transformation from a highly complex visual form to the clean-lined, simple geometric form, Qwerty-elemental is the embodiment of strength, symmetry, and simplicity. Constructive steel parts made by various craftsmen are distinctive visual feature of the product, which gives the bag an architectonic appearance.The highlight of "Qwerty" collection were the typewriter keys, firstly re-applied from the original Remington typewriters, and later, according to Donà's design, constructed and manufactured by a metal craftsmen company. Since 2013 Donà has her own production of typewriter keys.
尺寸同包裝: 1. qwerty large:28x31x10,5 cm
2. qwerty medium:26x24x10,5 cm
3. qwerty small: 25x13x3 cm
標籤: Typewriter bags, Qwerty bag
生產技術: For the realization of this collection Donà collaborated with different manufactures with one aim: to improve each detail to the level of excellence and to combine craft and industrial methods of production. The typewriter keys are made from brass metal sheet. We made special tools for the typewriter keys production. Using these tools a brass sheet is going through a several stages: cutting, curvature, perforation. Next step is galvanization (electroplating) and finally assembling the chrome ring with laser cut disk with engraved sign (letter, number…). Hardware are cut and highly polished from stainless steel by metal craftsman. For the leatherwork Donà found skilled craftsman who use time-honored tanning and finishing techniques (hand-finished edges). The product shows old tried and tested techniques and materials, but a modern and up-to-date design approach.
設計挑戰: making a tool for typewriter keys, it took ca six months to develop a "machine" for typewriter keys production
研究: The most time is dedicated to the details of the bags:typewriter keys, laser cut hardware that are made from stainless steel
靈感: The durability is femininity of QWERTY design built in the Donà's collection of the same name. It evolved from Donà's fascination with the highly aesthetical and complex mechanical object - the Remington typewriter. It is one of the earliest brands of typewriters, dating from 1874.
The name of the collection “Qwerty” refers to the oldest typing template that was invented by a newspaper editor Christopher Sholes in 1868 and sold to Remington in 1873. Unchanged for 150 years, it was designed to prevent the metal arms of the typewriter letters from clashing and jamming. So what Sholes basically did was to place the most frequently used letters as far apart as possible, making the typist's fingers (at that time, which was the practice that persisted throughout the next century, all typists were women) do the work. In a 1888 Manual of the Typewriter, John Harrison explained, "The typewriter is especially adapted to feminine fingers. They seem to be made for typewriting. The typewriting involves no hard labor and no more skill than playing the piano."
項目時長: 2018-2020, Zagreb-Venezia-Vicenza
操作流程: Qwerty Elemental line features perfect everyday city pieces suitable for the daylong activities and the evening occasion.
團隊成員: Patrizia Donà
圖片來源: Image #1:Photographer Vanja Solin, 2019
Image #2:Photographer Vanja Solin, 2019
Image #3:Photographer Vanja Solin, 2019
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Image #5:Photographer Vanja Solin, 2019