PEEK A BOOK

Read, Store, Discover - All in one place

A Project by Sudhanshu, Aditha, Ghaya

Peek A Book is an innovative library furniture piece designed for seamless

accessibility. Its circular structure allows books to be stacked on two sides, while the other

two sides provide dedicated reading spaces. Designed for both functionality and aesthetics,

it encourages an interactive and immersive reading experience, making libraries more

engaging and user-friendly.

Challenges

Students face the challenge of limited space to review books

comfortably before deciding to borrow them

The current setup often lacks designated areas where students can

stand, explore the content, and assess if the book meets their needs.

A furniture solution is needed to provide a standing

area where students can efficiently examine books without using

seated study spaces, enhancing library functionality

and user experience.

EXPLORATIONS

The primary material used to build this furniture is Hemlock Pine Wood

Various ideas and approaches were explored throughout the process to ensure

this furniture caters to a wide range of possibilities and user needs.

BUILDING PROCESS

Planning

Cutting & Shaping

Assembling

Finishing

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

JOINERY DETAILS

Drill opposing holes into the two wooden pieces.
Insert a wooden dowel into the holes.
Apply adhesive for secure attachment.

Material Understanding:
Gained insight into the properties and characteristics of Canadian wood,

including its grain, texture, and durability.


Industrial Cutting Techniques:
Learned specialized cutting techniques to handle planks of varying thickness,

maximizing material use and precision.


Machinery Familiarity:
Acquired skills in operating various machinery tailored for working with

Canadian wood, enhancing efficiency and precision.


Finishing Processes:
Explored different finishing techniques, including sanding, staining, and

sealing, to bring out the natural beauty of Canadian wood.


Skill Development:
Built a solid foundation in working with Canadian wood, boosting

confidence in handling different types of wood for

future projects.

INSIGHTS

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