developed by jakarta-based designers, local interior bureau, the ‘flatpack faceshield‘ offers lightweight yet durable protection for medical staff on the frontline of COVID-19. made using one single component of plastic, the shield is not only quick to produce but easier to distribute in its flatpack form. funded by bandung institute of technology, the team has already donated almost 500 faceshields to healthcare facilities in indonesia.
using just one piece of polycarbonate the shield offers wider visibility
all images courtesy of local interior bureau – dhanistha dyaksa
since the initial spread of COVID-19, protective equipment has become harder to find due to the increased demand. with hospital and medical staff on the frontline of this pandemic, they are facing the most significant risk as they work tirelessly to save patients’ lives. with this in mind, local interior bureau has responded with a design that provides quick and easy protection.
funded by bandung institute of technology, the team has already donated almost 500 faceshields to health facilities
instructions on how to assemble the faceshield
diagram of the faceshield
different stages of the prototype
stack of prototypes
the final prototype
using a piece of 0.3 mm polycarbonate, the faceshield is very lightweight yet durable
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edited by: lynne myers | designboom