A2 Product Design - Unit 3 Flashcards 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Design Technology: Product DesignA2/A-levelAQA Created by: NathanCreated on: 28-03-15 12:09 Name a product designed by Dieter Rams, its release date and the designer who periodically aided Rams with his design. Phonosuper SK4 record player (1956). Hans Gugelot assisted Rams with the SK4's design process. 1 of 10 Name a product designed by George Nelson, its release date, and what it is based on. Atomic Wall Clock / Ball Clock (1949). Based on the chemical model of the atom. 2 of 10 Name a product designed by Ludwig Miles van der Rohe, its release date, and the defining materials it uses. Barcelona Chair (1929). Made from tubular steel and black leather. 3 of 10 Name a product designed by Marcel Breuer, its release date, and who it was inspired by. Wassily Chair (1925). Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky (a painter who attented the Bahaus with Breuer). 4 of 10 Name a product designed by Charles Rene Mackintosh, its release date, and the country it takes inspiration from. Hill House Chair (1903). Inspired by Japanese architecture. 5 of 10 Name a product designed by William Morris, its release date, and the method of printing used. The Strawberry Thief (1883). It was printed using the discharge method, using indigo as the background colour. 6 of 10 Name a product designed by Marc Newson, its release date, and the number of units made. Lockheed Lounge (1986). Only 12 units were ever produced. 7 of 10 Name a product designed by Raymond Loewy, its release date, and the distinct aesthetic technique it features. Pencil Sharpener (1931). Like almost all of Loewy's products, it made use of streamlined design. 8 of 10 Name a product designed by Jonathan Ive, its release date, and the product it was inspired by. iPod Classic (2001). It was inspired by the Phonosuper SK4 record player. 9 of 10 Name a product designed by William van Alen, its completion date, and what it is often heralded as. The Chrysler Building (1930). Called "the ultimate expression of Art Deco". 10 of 10
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