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2019 / Design For Society / Eco-Sustainable Design / Student

Shell Homage

  • Prizes
    Bronze in Design for Society/Eco-Sustainable Design
  • Lead Designer
    Rania Elkalla
  • Project Link
  • University
    Tu Berlin
The aim is to create functional and sustainable products that have a life span and they should be completely biodegradable. Fabricate plastic based on natural fillers as Egg and different nut shells without toxic chemicals. Have viable products, which decay if you dip into your garden if you do not need it anymore. It’s the ultimate solution for getting rid of things instead of storing them for years and getting rid of plastics, which never decays. These objects and materials developed have the aspiration to educate and enlighten about how and by whom they are made, from which ingredients.

Other prizes
Updates and publications about Shell Homage Shell Homage was exhibited in Orgatec in Köln in October 2018 and in Elmia subcontractor fair in Sweden in November 2017 and won the international A' Design award in Italy. And published on the German TV station Kabel eins. It got chosen to be exhibited in 10th biennale Saint-Étienne in France in march 2019. Kable eins TV video Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12r2lFzvL-yWA9xe-lDlm5WSwX8UzJmRu Check Shell Homage award link: https://competition.adesignaward.com/press-release.php?ID=51884 https://competition.adesignaward.com/designer.php?profile=172810 https://competition.adesignaward.com/design.php?ID=51884 International publications about Shell Homage: https://materia.nl/article/shell-homage-bioplastic-eggshells-nutshells/ https://www.architonic.com/en/project/rania-elkalla-shell-homage/5104751 http://www.haute-innovation.com/de/magazin/nachhaltigkeit/shell-homage-biocomposites-aus-eier-nuss-und-kakaoschalen.html http://designite.net/article.php?ID=6329 https://www.designer-daily.com/10-award-winning-industrial-designs-61253 https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_VbXOEt3yYTDAa3-RKCaFu8EVFDGpG1T

Photo Credit: Rania Elkalla