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ioannis oikonomou

oiio

http://www.oiiostudio.com/

52 West 27th street 4fl, NEW YORK, United States of America
Architect who studied at the Polytechnic School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the National Technical University in Athens. He has established the award winning oiio Studio, has received 7 international design competition prizes. His work has been displayed in numerous exhibitions, one of which has been exhibited in “The Museum of the City of New York”. In 2014, he was selected to participate in the OfficeUS: The United States Pavilion, la Biennale di Venezia Outposts.

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The design of our cars, the future of our cities

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The design of our cars, the future of our cities
Its architecture no longer operates as formation of buildings and streets. It is a cluster of catalysts to memories and emotions which inhabit our minds.
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Los Angeles is notorious for its private car-based transportation.
The biggest disadvantage of the privately-owned car is the fact that it uses too many resources for too little effect. All that waste leads to a reasonable question:
“What if we were able to dissect a working car into working components which could be utilized according to given circumstances?”
Those components would concern the Engine, the Cabin & the Trunk. Contemporary cars do not offer the choice between those 3 components. Basically, you cannot have the one without the other. But it is possible that in the future LA people would be able to own only the Cabin and, through AI centrally controlled circulation, they could create a temporary assembly-unit, an ephemeral design, which would serve their “exact” needs on demand.
LA would then be able to invite its people and visitors to streets liberated from the old overflow of vehicles and ready to accommodate their “exact” needs, no more, no less.



What if we were able to dissect a working car into working components?

working components which could be utilized according to given circumstances

The design of our cars, the future of our cities

car collage

city collage

oto


The design of our cars, the future of our cities

oto


The design of our cars, the future of our cities
Its architecture no longer operates as formation of buildings and streets. It is a cluster of catalysts to memories and emotions which inhabit our minds.
File under

Los Angeles is notorious for its private car-based transportation.
The biggest disadvantage of the privately-owned car is the fact that it uses too many resources for too little effect. All that waste leads to a reasonable question:
“What if we were able to dissect a working car into working components which could be utilized according to given circumstances?”
Those components would concern the Engine, the Cabin & the Trunk. Contemporary cars do not offer the choice between those 3 components. Basically, you cannot have the one without the other. But it is possible that in the future LA people would be able to own only the Cabin and, through AI centrally controlled circulation, they could create a temporary assembly-unit, an ephemeral design, which would serve their “exact” needs on demand.
LA would then be able to invite its people and visitors to streets liberated from the old overflow of vehicles and ready to accommodate their “exact” needs, no more, no less.



What if we were able to dissect a working car into working components?

working components which could be utilized according to given circumstances

The design of our cars, the future of our cities

car collage

city collage


Idea by

ioannis oikonomou
oiio
52 West 27th street 4fl
NEW YORK
United States of America
Architect who studied at the Polytechnic School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the National Technical University in Athens. He has established the award winning oiio Studio, has received 7 international design competition prizes. His work has been displayed in numerous exhibitions, one of which has been exhibited in “The Museum of the City of New York”. In 2014, he was selected to participate in the OfficeUS: The United States Pavilion, la Biennale di Venezia Outposts.