Not Just the Shape, Also Donating Convenient Designs... Dongmyeong University Industrial Design Department Shares Designs with Tourists in Busan
A representative from the Department of Industrial Design at Dongmyung University is delivering 1,000 original design envelopes (recycled vinyl) and original storage cases to the Gwanan-ri Tourist Information Center in Suyeong-gu, Busan.
View original image[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Duyul] Professor Kim Jong-gi of the Department of Industrial Design at Dongmyung University and 10 students engaged in design donation activities after hearing about the difficulties faced by tourists visiting Busan on the 13th.
The Department of Industrial Design at Dongmyung University heard that tourists visiting Busan experienced inconvenience due to the lack of bags to hold wet clothes or trash after water activities, so they visited the Gwangalli Tourist Information Center at Suyeong District Office and carried out design sharing activities.
The department delivered 1,000 original design bags (made of recycled vinyl) and also designed and produced original storage cabinets for convenient use.
Choi Hyo-seon, a third-year student participating as a student representative, said, “I have wanted to create meaningful designs that help people, not just beautiful forms, and I am very happy to participate in design donation.”
A representative of the Department of Industrial Design at Dongmyung University said, “We plan to continue sharing the fun and joy of industrial design with more people in the future.”
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The Department of Industrial Design at Dongmyung University practices ‘sharing design,’ where products originally designed by the department are distributed free of charge to those in need both domestically and internationally.
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