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Budget

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Feasibility, Sustainability & Enduring Significance

The project was fully in line with the client's budget and was able to dog complete adapted to the client's expected delivery time. As the supplier of the bubble house from China has matched the required important materials at the time of sale and also included complete installation instructions, the assembly and deployment will be very fast. This is a very important benefit for the customer's need for quick delivery. The Bubble House is made of sturdy PC (a polymer material known for its durability and long service life). The polymer material not only ensures that the Bubble House is robust and durable, but also provides a high degree of safety in the outdoors. In addition, the PC material also has soundproof, waterproof, fireproof, windproof and flame-retardant properties that together support its safety and reliability. Regarding the feasibility of the project, the Bubble Room adopts modular assembly and is very easy to install due to the special characteristics of lightweight material and easy transportation. The bubble house can be installed in unlimited scenarios, is highly flexible and environmentally friendly, so it can be used as a semi-permanent building material, which is in line with the concept of sustainable development. It has a service life of up to 15-20 years, with minimal hidden costs and post maintenance cost expenditure, which emphasizes the economic nature of the project. The sustainability of the project is also reflected in its forward-looking nature. The design can be refurbished and updated in the future with simple modifications and thematic adjustments to the interior. In keeping with the theme, sustainable furniture was used throughout the project, including wooden bookshelves and tables, in the hope that the style and color of the décor would create the ambiance of a modern Aboriginal camp.

In summary, the project itself achieved a number of objectives in terms of budget control, delivery time, focus on sustainability and subsequent renewal. The use of specialized materials, innovative design ideas, and eco-conscious furnishings integrated with Aboriginal culture and history not only respond to the needs of the time, but also make the project a perfect example of creativity and sustainability at work.

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Bubble House Material Description

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Audience Engagement, Ethics and Diversity

The primary audience for this project was drawn from the North Shore community, including residents, tourists, and others, with a focus on the 10- to 20-year-old age group. The event presented a unique channel for cultural immersion, engaging Generation Z strategically through a range of forms such as interactive workshops, VR experiences, and mini-lectures.  The incorporation of storytelling simulations and gamification into the VR experience resonates with youth and significantly increases their awareness of cultural heritage. With an inclusive perspective, the program aptly caters to the needs of families as it enables multi-generational participation in a variety of activities that satisfy the thirst for cultural experiences for all ages. The activity also encourages cross-generational interaction, dialogue, and meaningful learning exchanges.

The appeal of the program is not limited to the target audience range of 10-20 year olds. The fun of technology and the more intuitive cultural exchanges generated by other activities offer something for all ages. As such, it appeals not only to 10-20 year olds, but also to people of all ages, identities and backgrounds. The program's VR experience will be even more dynamic and engaging as it will be updated and recorded several times during the post-production phase. This means visitors will have a different and surprising experience each time they visit, including the addition of new cultural and historical content and the creation of up-to-date dance and music. For the fun and vibrancy of the project, different themed events and workshops will also be planned for different festivals and specific dates, and this celebration will create an atmosphere of anticipation for visitors and a warm atmosphere for Brisbane's North Shore's Aboriginal community involvement, such as lectures or exchanges with Aboriginal elders and experts. All of this will enhance visitors' expectations of revisiting the site. The program aims to create a stronger connection with the audience and provide them with a sense of belonging.

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Case Study

Study case from China's flash mob format Bubble House A bubble house was set up in a park as a small coffee and bookstore flash mob. Experience the ease of urban camping on the lawn and in the sunshine.

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Originality

The Bubble House is inspired by the essence of Aboriginal woodland campsites, which appear different but quietly reflect shared features of sustainability and flexibility. The design concept is ideal for Brisbane's North Shore and its distinct purpose. The Bubble House event is built around an exhibition of the North Shore's Aboriginal history and culture, which is masterfully merged with digital virtual technology to give an innovative visual experience and rewarding learning experience for the audience. The exterior of the Bubble House is composed of translucent polycarbonate, which improves the connection to nature and adds to its appeal. Visitors can learn about Aboriginal culture and history while enjoying the natural beauty of the North Shore scenery in this enthralling setting.

Creative contributions to the project include:

Innovative Cultural Immersion Experience:Using modern technology such as Virtual Reality (VR) to immerse visitors in a cultural environment, offering up a novel educational path that resonates with a varied audience.

Unique Design: The Bubble House's architectural creativity serves as both a vehicle for cultural inquiry and a distinct piece of art in its own right, mixing with Aboriginal heritage to create a spectacular and really one-of-a-kind visual marvel.

Heritage Preservation: By highlighting the Aboriginal cultural environment, the project contributes to heritage preservation. It provides a legacy that future generations can refer to and cherish.

Personalized Experience: The Bubble House creates a personal and intimate environment for cultural connection. It ensures that everyone has the opportunity to share tales, customs, and history, which increases the emotional impact of the experience.

Expressed Cultural Integration: The initiative seeks out to the local Aboriginal community in order to create peaceful collaboration among Aboriginal Elders, researchers, and artists. This collaborative effort guarantees that cultural depictions are accurate and authentic.

Community Involvement: The Bubble House is more than simply a structure; it generates a sense of pride and involvement in the community. Creating a creative environment where inhabitants and visitors may engage in talks and exchanges strengthens the links between them and the land's cultural history.

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Critical Program Evaluation (SWOT)

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Mind maps for project drafting

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Response to the Site & Client Brief

French designer Dumas' "Bubble House" idea served as the basis for this creative effort. The plan calls for building four to six separate Bubble Houses, each with a different theme like a virtual reality experience, a charming bookstore, interesting storytelling sessions, or a quiet study. This project will serve as a cutting-edge way for the community to engage with Aboriginal culture, revitalizing the area and cementing the bond with Aboriginal heritage. This project sought to find an innovative solution to EDQ's design challenge for the Maritime Green region of the North Shore. Each Bubble House has been thoughtfully created to emanate its own distinct mood and content, blending well with the community's objectives and demographics. With a strong desire to reinvent perceptions and interact with the world, North Shore is committed to fostering a vibrant, sustainable lifestyle. The region is renowned for its imaginative recreational spaces that promote experimentation, innovation and the integration of smart technologies to ensure an eco-conscious living experience.   

To achieve this, EDQ took on the challenge of developing a creative project that would animate its surroundings and involve locals and visitors in the experience. This was motivated by a desire to rejuvenate the region. The VR component of the project offers a completely immersive experience that infuses joy and effectively expands the audience, aligning with the client's vision and the project's overall aims. The transparent Bubble House, which is surrounded by greenery and is drenched in sunlight, not only functions as a comfortable bookstore but also as a venue for programs that delve further into the heritage and history of the regional Aboriginal people. This one-of-a-kind mix not only gives guests with a tranquil break in the midst of nature, but it also increases their intimacy with the space's features and content. The end product is a seamless confluence of innovative design and cultural immersion that not only meets the project's aims but also resonates intimately with the North Shore's spirit of transformation and sustainability.

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KKB285 Concept Pitch

The project will see the installation of a number of freestanding bubble houses in the Maritime Green area of the North Shore. The bubble houses will have different themed rooms such as a VR experience (visual experience of Aboriginal life and history); a VR stage; a small bookstore; and Aboriginal history workshops. Providing specialty venues and ways to engage the target audience.

Required Skills:

Visual effects visualization skills

 Digital modeling, 3D modeling design skills

Communication skills, marketing skills

Research proposal skills

Marketing skills

Financial computing skills