MAKO case study: Designing titanium based on a Y-shirt pattern
Here are some examples of how we have materialized the images we have been working on.
In this article, we will introduce a case study on “Designing a Y-Shirt into Metal”.
In this article, I would like to introduce a case study of a titanium design based on a Y-shirt pattern.
＜Case Study 2: Designing a Y-Shirt into Metal
Designing titanium based on the pattern of a Y-shirt.
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Instead of a simple Y-shirt pattern, we used the color-changing characteristics of titanium to create a new design.
This is not a simple Y-shirt pattern, but an expression that combines the lines of a Y-shirt pattern with color tone change. (Overseas project)
Commonly seen striped shirt patterns.
Embodying the image to design titanium
On the same plate, the color tone can be changed only by polishing process.
This is a design and technology that takes advantage of the material characteristics of Designing Titanium.
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There are many more examples.
There are many more case studies in large scale construction.
I would like to share them with you another time.
With a little bit of customization and new creation.
A little customization or a new creation can create a world that has never existed before, a world that embodies the designer’s image.
The creation of new designs has an artistic point of view.
Large lot sizes and restrictions can be a hindrance.
Our company has the equipment to process small lots.
We are able to meet even the most detailed requirements.
Of course, we are also capable of producing large scale products.
Designing titanium and designing stainless steel
Why don’t you create your own image space with designing titanium and designing stainless steel?
Let us help you. We look forward to working with you.