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A speculative water recycling device that captures and purifies condensation from drying clothes, reimagining everyday routines as a source of usable water.
About the project
Context and Brief
H2O Go was developed in response to a speculative 2050 future shaped by global water shortages. The brief challenged us to rethink how domestic environments could contribute to water conservation, embedding sustainable systems into everyday life.
Challanges
Concept and Design
The project centres on a device that collects condensation produced during the clothes-drying process and purifies it for reuse. By transforming a passive by-product into a valuable resource, the design encourages a shift in how water is perceived and utilised within the home.
Summary
The concept was developed through a process of sketching, CAD modelling, and rendering, leading to a resolved product proposal. To communicate the idea within its future context, I extended the project into speculative advertising, including billboard campaigns and website design, positioning H2O Go as a commercially viable solution in a water-conscious society.
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