Adapting Toy
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Thomas Steinbichl Student vita
Born on 16th of March 1983 in Hallein (Slzbg) and raised in Peru and Uperaustria. Graduated 2002 at the Gymnasium in Freistadt, civil service at red cross for one year followed.
Matriculated at Technical University Vienna 2003 in the field of architecture. Changed in the year 2004 to University of AppliedArts, Studio Shipek (ID2), now Studio Esslinger. Startet the same year as Art Director and Production designer at many different movie, short movie and advertising movies. Also working as Director (since 2007) and Photographer (since 2005). projects
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Gerda Hopfgartner Alumni vita
Born on 17th of November 1982 in Brunico (Italy). Graduated 2001 at the Pedagogy Gymnasium in Brunico (Italy), job training for Interior Design and Carpentry for two year followed. I gained work experience at the Artec Interior Design Office in Italy and at Reinhold Stoll Carpentry. Matriculating at Technical University Vienna 2003 in the field of architecture. Changed in the year 2004 to University of AppliedArts to study Industrialdesign under the tutelage of Borek Sipek, Ross Lovegrove, Paolo Piva and currently of Hartmut Esslinger. Currently I am doing freelance work in the fields of fashion-, industrial- and graficdesign.
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Martha Cech Alumni vita
Birth date on the 25th of April 1983 in Vienna. School leaving examination in 2003. Until the board examination in 2004 for Industrial Design at the University of Applied Arts, I had internships in an advertising agency, tax consultant office and work experience in veterinary medicine , travel agency and currently am doing accounting. projects
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Adapting Toy is an innovative modular toy for children between 3 and 6, to develop their creativity, fine motor skills and also their social behavior inside a group. The goal is similar to Lego, Matador and Geomac, to achieve a high diversity of construction possibilities.
This kind of adaptable play is possible to assemble 4 different building modules together.
The first is a ball with 14 special-indentations to connect the second ones, the longitudinally adjustable rods and the third is a wheel. Integrated neodymium magnets make it possbile to interlink the rods with the two others. All of them are covered with a soft elastic skin with concerted positioned velcro fasteners which allows docking of cover modules, and so to dress and to add color on the new formed toy.
www.gavaridesign.com
