acoustic panel showroom
displaying the sustainable practice of woven image
Educating individuals on the possibilities of sustainability within spatial design through a showroom for Woven Image’s EchoPanels.
THE brief
The intention of this speculative project is to design a showroom for Woven Image’s EchoPanels by incorporating biophilic elements that elevates the user experience. This project aims to educate consumers on the lifecycle and range of their acoustic panels, showcasing the possibilities of circular interior design.
THE Idea
Arranging the space to guide the user physically through every phase and returning to the beginning builds a unique experience that informs the EchoPanel process. A PET brick display exhibits the recycled plastic, followed by the ’forest zone’ where guests can explore the product and the manufactured pellets. The next display resembles the recyclable packaging and finally the regeneration tree made of returned panels demonstrates the give-back process of the company.
The Outcome
With a focus on including biophilic process, elements resemble nature to evoke this sense of reflection and calm that emulates the use of acoustic panelling, such as the forest-like sample displays. As another connection to nature, I considered a seating space along the site’s windows with a ceiling acoustics arranged to resemble clouds.
The spatial narrative of a circular economy is not only a demonstration in how sustainability in interior design can elevate aesthetics and experience but also encourages users to consider how they can implement sustainability in their own home.
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