Shreeja Nair is a B.Design (Interior and furniture design) student at MIT Institute of Design, Pune.
A single-occupancy outdoor seating solution designed for public transit spaces. Bridging organic flow and urban rigidity, its continuous ribbon form enhances structural strength, sheds rainwater, and maintains a minimal footprint. Fabricated from (AISI 304) stainless steel using laser cutting and digital sheet forming, it ensures durability and reproducibility. Multiple CMF options, including anodised, powder-coated, leather, felt, and recycled composite finishes, allow for adaptability across various contexts and budgets.
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This project designs an ergonomic baby bath trolley for multispeciality hospitals, focusing on reducing physical strain for ayahs responsible for newborn bathing. Research at Oyster and Pearl Hospital revealed issues with posture, water handling, space constraints, and hygiene. The final stainless-steel trolley features a contoured tub, a bucket holder, storage, smooth mobility, and safe drainage, all designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and workflow.
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