On May 15, MuseLAB, through a selective process invited young designers and students to create something with a positive outlook and re-imagine the future. While it seems pretty straightforward, the bigger challenge was to follow Cadavre Exquis or Exquisite Corpse method.
Here is the second set of final entries who made the cut.
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Future Food Habits by Studioblacksheep (Mumbai)
Pictel by Studio Dot (Delhi)
Alone with Nature by Manzil (Islamabad)
Production Hives by Studio Urban Form + Objects (Mumbai)
Room For Creativity by Stratigrafie (Roma)
Leap of Faith by STaND (Mumbai)
The Perfect Balance Estudio Medular (Lima)
The Garden Andrea Thomas (Roma)
Natural Living by Studio MOMO (London)
Cup Room by Anya Kutsko (Minsk)
Co-Working by Andres Navor and Miriana Gil (Medellin)
Time Perception and Architectural Space by Random Arch (Mumbai)
Hydroponic Communal Space by JETSON (Mumbai)
The Tessaract by Suyash S (Mumbai and Barcelona)
Co+Survival Lab: Unit 10 by Karran Kumar (Bengaluru)
Virtual Reality Machine by Amey Kandalgaonkar (Vancouver)
Precision Hair Service by Studio Ardete (Chandigarh)
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