Reiterating it all – for scale! We’ve learnt a lot about the concept and product during the first four phases. All those learnings are now coming together in the new drawings of the product. The product is mature, and in this phase, we enter into dialogue with subcontractors to ensure that our design can be […]
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A new solution developed with Copenhagen Municipality will make it even easier to sort food waste. Food waste is converted into electricity, heat and gas in the City of Copenhagen. Therefore, the municipality wants to make it as easy as possible for citizens to sort their food waste so that it can be recycled. And
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A grant from MUDP and a series of strong partners allow us to start developing a concept that will help clean used bricks at scale. Every time you demolish an old building, there’s the potential to recycle a lot of perfectly good bricks. In fact, they’re often highly prized for their patina and high quality.
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This is where our concept truly meets the real world At this stage of development, we have chosen a concept and now it needs to be realised. This means there’s a lot of engineering that needs to come together. Each sub-component must be in place and put into the right context so that we have
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We helped Egedal Municipality bring a playful and rather unusual bike path to life. Here’s why. Glowing animals adorn a special cycle path in Egedal Municipality that we helped develop. Here, you can learn why and how the luminous animals found their way to the cycle path. Why? Egedal Municipality wanted more children to use
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Same course, same amount of students, same curriculum – a bunch of new and inspiring ideas and inventions! 60 talented students are learning about design processes and being creative in a systematic manner in order to generate ideas and concepts. This is “Product analysis and redesign” on DTU, the course we’ve been teaching for a
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We developed our simplest and cheapest product yet alongside Copenhagen Municipality. Yet, it has made a real difference in its first year on the market. Waste sorting has become mandatory across the country. This poses a particular problem in small city apartments: How do you fit waste sorting into the limited square metres? We’ve been
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Closing in on the invention’s final form, material and features This is where the product and concept really starts to take shape. We are pretty locked in on the general features and design, but there is still a lot of quirks to smoothen out before it’s ready for the market. We spend a lot of
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Trifolium invites you to join us in developing our neighbourhood, Sydhavnen, with respect for both the wild city and the wild nature. We hope you will join us. Admittedly, when we first moved to Sydhavnen, it was initially for the company’s sake. The Trifolium building where we live gave us a unique setting to invent
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Boiling down the ideas and making them tangible A wide range of ideas for the solution are combined and turned into three to six alternative concepts in this phase. These are all described in text and illustration and made physically through quick and rough mock-ups. The many alternatives are evaluated in collaboration with project stakeholders
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