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Cortiça: a percepção dos processos de fabrico no desenvolvimento de produtos

Authors: Martins, João Luís Borlido Ferrão;

Cortiça: a percepção dos processos de fabrico no desenvolvimento de produtos

Abstract

Este trabalho provém de um estágio realizado na empresa JANS Studio Contemporary Craft, onde foram desenvolvidas várias peças únicas (candeeiros e centros de mesa) em cortiça. Estas têm como inspiração principal as formações graníticas do Alto-Alentejo (Nisa) e toda a natureza envolvente da região. O conceito principal foca-se não nas formas orgânicas que as imponentes pedras graníticas emanam, mas sim na sua aparência robusta e geométrica assim como nos processos que desde os tempos antigos executamos sobre a matéria, que teve origem após a libertação da mão. É neste panorama que este trabalho intervém, e tem como objectivo enfatizar os valores e as suas inúmeras aplicações desta tão nossa matéria-prima, a cortiça.

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Portugal
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Desenvolvimento de produtos, Evolução, Técnica, Design industrial, Processos de fabrico, Cortiça

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