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Ankoré is a refurbished rescue vessel concept designed to improve humanitarian rescue missions at sea. The World Economic Forum predicts that by 2030 as many as one billion people will have been displaced due to climate change, natural disasters and war. As displacement problems increase, so will the need for services that provide humanitarian relief. Ankoré aims to address and improve the empathic aspects of humanitarian rescue missions by taking into consideration both the medical and psychological aid provided during them. By re-designing the rescue ship, the project provides ten new service concepts in order to provide a sense of security and belonging amongst asylum seekers and refugees during all stages of the rescue journey.
Ankoré project was designed by a group of passionate young designers that believe in a fair world. We are a multicultural team from the Americas to Europe and Asia, with different backgrounds including Industrial Design, Service Design and Visual Communication Design. At the moment, we are taking part in the Collaborative and Industrial Design master programme at Aalto University, in Finland. Our background diversity ensured a balanced set of skills during ”Product Architecture Design" course, in 2017. Here, we had the opportunity to apply our knowledge and work on a project focused on humanitarian aid using a Human-Rights Centred Design approach. Team Members: André Santos | Portugal Eduardo Hernández | Mexico Jiyoung Son | South Korea Katariina Kantola | Finland Manuel Rosales | Mexico Shreya Kumar | Indiamore
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Ankoré project was designed by a group of passionate young designers that believe in a fair world. We are a multicultural team from the Americas to Europe and Asia, with different backgrounds including Industrial Design, Service Design and Visual Communication Design. At the moment, we are taking part in the Collaborative and Industrial Design master programme at Aalto University, in Finland. Our background diversity ensured a balanced set of skills during ”Product Architecture Design" course, in 2017. Here, we had the opportunity to apply our knowledge and work on a project focused on humanitarian aid using a Human-Rights Centred Design approach. Team Members: André Santos | Portugal Eduardo Hernández | Mexico Jiyoung Son | South Korea Katariina Kantola | Finland Manuel Rosales | Mexico Shreya Kumar | Indiamore
Ankoré project was designed by a group of passionate young designers that believe in a fair world. We are a multicultural team from the Americas to Europe and Asia, with different backgrounds including Industrial Design, Service Design and Visual Communication Design. At the moment, we are taking part in the Collaborative and Industrial Design master programme at Aalto University, in Finland. Our background diversity ensured a balanced set of skills during ”Product Architecture Design" course, in 2017. Here, we had the opportunity to apply our knowledge and work on a project focused on humanitarian aid using a Human-Rights Centred Design approach. Team Members: André Santos | Portugal Eduardo Hernández | Mexico Jiyoung Son | South Korea Katariina Kantola | Finland Manuel Rosales | Mexico Shreya Kumar | Indiamore
Ankoré project was designed by a group of passionate young designers that believe in a fair world. We are a multicultural team from the Americas to Europe and Asia, with different backgrounds including Industrial Design, Service Design and Visual Communication Design. At the moment, we are taking part in the Collaborative and Industrial Design master programme at Aalto University, in Finland. Our background diversity ensured a balanced set of skills during ”Product Architecture Design" course, in 2017. Here, we had the opportunity to apply our knowledge and work on a project focused on humanitarian aid using a Human-Rights Centred Design approach. Team Members: André Santos | Portugal Eduardo Hernández | Mexico Jiyoung Son | South Korea Katariina Kantola | Finland Manuel Rosales | Mexico Shreya Kumar | Indiamore
Findia is a multidisciplinary team from Aalto University in collaboration with Indian School of Design & Innovation. The team designed and prototyped FIND-X, the first Community Controlled Vehicle (CCV) that allows people to explore and research into the unknown under the seas. The project was realized in Product Development Project course at Design Factory Finlandmore
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Ankoré project was designed by a group of passionate young designers that believe in a fair world. We are a multicultural team from the Americas to Europe and Asia, with different backgrounds including Industrial Design, Service Design and Visual Communication Design. At the moment, we are taking part in the Collaborative and Industrial Design master programme at Aalto University, in Finland. Our background diversity ensured a balanced set of skills during ”Product Architecture Design" course, in 2017. Here, we had the opportunity to apply our knowledge and work on a project focused on humanitarian aid using a Human-Rights Centred Design approach. Team Members: André Santos | Portugal Eduardo Hernández | Mexico Jiyoung Son | South Korea Katariina Kantola | Finland Manuel Rosales | Mexico Shreya Kumar | Indiamore
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