MEANDER könyvtámasz (hosszú, dió)
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FSC®-certified wood, molded plywood manufacturing, Hungarian / European production. Materials & finishes
* 1-2 napon belül csomagfeladás(Magyarország)
* Szállítás karácsony előtt
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| Certificate: | FSC®-certified plywood |
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| Sustainability: | Plywood from FSC®-managed forests |
Made from high-quality plywood, our product ensures durability and longevity, giving you the peace of mind that it will withstand the wear and tear of time. More importantly, it is an environment-friendly choice as we use only FSC-certified plywood. It ensures that it comes from forests managed to preserve biological diversity and benefit the lives of local people and workers while ensuring economic viability. Also,...
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Meet the designer
Ádám Miklósi is a threefold Red Dot Award winner, a twofold iF Award and Hungarian Design Award winner, a Hungarian Academy of Arts Scholarship winner, a twofold László Moholy-Nagy Design Scholarship winner, an industrial designer.
In his work, he has been involved in a wide range of diverse product development from concept to mass production, gaining significant professional experience in furniture design, household appliance design, healthcare design, packaging design, user experience design and research. He continuously applies and develops design methodology tools in collaboration with potential users. As a curious thinker, he is a keen researcher of open and distributed design. He is currently pursuing his PhD at MOME in the field of open design for children with cerebral palsy (CP) disability.
As a designer, he is an active part of the international design community. He has collaborated with several professional organisations (The Index Project, Distributed Design Marketing Platform, Advanced Design, Fablab Organisation) to share knowledge and promote the profession.
Since 2020, he has been supporting the professional development of future designers as a lecturer at the Design Campus of Széchenyi University in Hungary.
He has been pursuing his doctoral studies at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design since 2023.
