Barcelona Design Week is one of the most important multidisciplinary design events in the world. This year’s edition, ‘Design for human future’ has as its main theme water conservation as a strategy for the future and the role that design can play in this. At Round Corner we did not want to participate in an […]
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Round Corner is pleased to announce our participation in the 19th edition of Barcelona Design Week, the most prestigious event in the country in relation to multidisciplinary design. This year’s topic is drought and water conservation, and how to use design to meet this challenge. We will be presenting our product RainCycle: Simplifying the Water
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Introducing for the first time the Carboneras table and the Nerja stool prototypes. The main objective of the project is to upcycle discarded fishing nets and other plastic waste from the Mediterranean Sea into sustainable furniture. The furniture produced will be used both in domestic environments and in schools and other educational institutions. End
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Today we present our latest project focused on circular economy! For the first time for the public, the Cowboy Speakers! (or Texas Speakers, we are still deciding on the name). As can be seen at a glance, they are designed with panels composed of textile waste. In this case, jeans. With this innovative circular product
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Next May 10th we will be in Malaga at the IV edition of the Espetos Industriales! 🐟 Espetos Industriales is an event in Employability and Networking, born in 2018, and that promotes the creation of opportunities between people related to Malaga and engineering. By our side, we will participate in the lecture series with the
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We are more than happy to finally present our first family of sustainable indoor/outdoor furniture and our second circular design project: 🔆 Nerja Stool 🔆 Carboneras Table 🔆 Tamariu Outdoor Table 🔆 Cubelles Bedside Table After the great repercussion of our Fisherman’s Bench project, we continue implementing this fantastic and circular material made by ghost
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When it comes to product design, whether it’s an automobile, a medical device or a piece of industrial equipment, quality and safety are essential. In this context, Finite Element Analysis (FEA) emerges as a fundamental tool that plays a critical role in the design process. Finite Element Analysis is a computer simulation technique that uses
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In recent years, the automotive industry has witnessed a remarkable shift towards sustainable practices. As the world grapples with environmental challenges, it is imperative for all industries, including automotive, to adopt sustainable initiatives. In this article, we will explore some of the best sustainable practices within the automotive industry, highlighting the efforts made to reduce
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In recent years, the world has witnessed growing concerns about the detrimental effects of climate change caused by human activities. As the global temperature continues to rise, it is crucial to adopt sustainable and innovative solutions to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Among these solutions, circular design and energy transition have emerged as key
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The fisherman’s bench is a circular economy project designed to reuse the fishing nets that are thrown into the sea (“ghost nets”). Worldwide, one million tons of fishing nets that have exceeded their useful life are thrown into the sea every year. These fishing nets become a material that, due to its characteristics, is ideal
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