Pabellón de la Guardería - Interior. Diseñado para el proyecto TInnGO por Ronald Jurianto

RONALD JURIANTO
Topic Education & trainingAwarenessDesignSafety and security

En el interior, el pabellón de la guardería combina un diseño orgánico y fluido con una fuerte geometría vertical en un intento de mezclar los dos polos opuestos, como otra metáfora de la renormalización de la lactancia materna en nuestra cultura urbana. Esta metáfora se amplía con el uso de sauce, cáñamo y polipropileno reciclado como material principal del interior. Los muebles modulares aumentan la utilidad del pabellón, mientras que en el centro se encuentra un espacio familiar hecho a propósito para crear tiempo de calidad juntos mientras los niños necesitan ser atendidos. Los materiales cuidadosamente elegidos permiten que el pabellón tenga otra vida mucho después de ser desmontado, convirtiéndolo en algo más que una mera exposición.

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CATHLEEN SCHöNE

2 years ago

The seats could serve double by providing space for breastfeeding but also space for changing diapers. If the seats have the perfect size and height, if the material of the seats is easy to clean (no fabric) and the pavilions provide articles for cleaning then you have an all-in-one solution. 

To strenghten the community character, local shops could donate diapers, hygiene articles etc. for these pavilions. That would literally lift some of the burden form the womens shoulders if they don`t need to pack oversized bags in order to be prepared for everything and carrying these bags around whereever they go.

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RONALD JURIANTO

3 years ago

Hi Paul, in regards to the dimension please see additional content titled 'Nursery Pavilion Interior with Size annotation' attached in the gallery. Thank you for your feedback.

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RONALD JURIANTO

3 years ago

Hi Andree, thank you for your feedback. I imagine that this solution would be most useful at public squares. Alternatively, it would also be suitable at retail parks. It would be great to be able to discuss further with what you have in mind regarding this project, would you be available for further discussion?

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RONALD JURIANTO

3 years ago

 

Hi Paul, thank you for the feedback. Regarding the dimension, they are shown on the post about the exterior of the pavilion linked here https://oip.transportgenderobservatory.eu/ideas-lab-contribution-96. However, I will make the necessary adjustments so that the dimensions would also show up on this post. It would be great to be able to discuss further with what you have in mind regarding this project, would you be available for further discussion?

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ANDREE WOODCOCK2

3 years ago

Hi Ron

where do you imagine this could be used?

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PAUL MAGEE

3 years ago

To be clear, please will you indicate the scale, some approximate dimensions?

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