Hannah Natnat
BIO
I am a Mississauga-based Filipino designer and maker. My practice involves designing products like furniture, household products, toys, and product packaging. My work aspires to encourage a change in consumer behaviours through crafts and design. I have worked extensively in and out of the studio at Sheridan College, particularly with digital processes such as digital rendering, CNC technology through sheet material, consumer data and technology research.
CAPSTONE PROJECT
WORKSTATION AT HOME.
Due to the pandemic, an influx of first-time remote workers emerged because of physical health and safety issues. To accommodate work into their home lives, they have to address lack of space and structure, and motivation. ‘Workstation at Home’ is a study on the physical boundary between the work and rest space of the at-home worker. Since the beginning of the pandemic I want to study the differences and key similarities that impact stimuli and productive efficient work.
FEATURED Work
Title: Fellow - Detail Render
Dimensions: 71.12 x 86.36 cm
Year: 2021
Materials: Birch Plywood (1/2" and 3/4"), Industrial Felt, 16 gauge metal
Title: Fellow - Front Panel Detail Render
Dimensions: 71.12 x 86.36 cm
Year: 2021
Materials: 16 gauge sheet metal for magnets
Title: Fellow - Plug Detail
Dimensions: 71.12 x 86.36 cm
Year: 2021
Materials: Birch Plywood (1/2" and 3/4"), cnc pocket cut out to attach
Title: Fellow - Story
Dimensions: 71.12 x 86.36 cm
Year: 2021
Materials: Birch Plywood (1/2" and 3/4"), Industrial Felt, 16 gauge metal