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[cat] Aquest TFG s’enfoca en la necessitat d’adaptar els espais domèstics com a llocs de treball, arran de l’augment del teletreball. Mitjançant una metodologia basada en el disseny centrat en les persones (DCP), s’ha realitzat una investigació que combina recerca bibliogràfica, entrevistes i observació contextual, a fi de detectar les necessitats o mancances dels usuaris.
Una de les principals problemàtiques detectades ha estat l’astenopia, produïda per les deficients condicions lumíniques dels espais de treball domèstics. Com a resposta, apareix Höga, un sistema lumínic format per tres làmpades de mides diferents, amb una estructura arquejada i una font LED inclinada, que proporciona una llum difusa i uniforme, sense generar reflexos o enlluernaments als usuaris.
El sistema a més, incorpora un recordatori de pauses, vinculat al mètode Pomodoro, amb l’objectiu de millorar la gestió del temps i reduir la fatiga visual, ocasionada per l’ús prolongat de pantalles. El disseny ha estat concebut per ser fàcilment muntat i desmuntat, amb pocs components, reciclables i fàcilment reemplaçables, fet que n’afavoreix la sostenibilitat.
El projecte ha estat pensat en tot moment com si s’hagués de comercialitzar a través d’IKEA, fet que justifica la coherència gràfico-formal que s’utilitza durant tot el projecte.
[eng] This final degree project focuses on the need to adapt domestic spaces as work environments in response to the increase in remote work. Using a methodology based on human-centered design (HCD), a research process was carried out combining a literature review, interviews, and contextual observation in order to identify users needs or shortcomings. One of the main issues identified was asthenopia, caused by poor lighting conditions in home workspaces. As a response, Höga introduced a lighting system composed of three lamps of different sizes, featuring an arched structure and a tilted LED source that provides diffuse and uniform light without causing reflections or glare to the user. In addition, the system includes a break reminder linked to the Pomodoro technique, with the goal of improving time management and reducing visual fatigue caused by prolonged screen use. The design was conceived to be easily assembled and disassembled, with few recyclables, and easily replaceable components, enhancing its sustainability. The project has been conceived at all times as if it were to be marketed through IKEA, which justifies the graphic and formal coherence applied throughout the project.
[eng] This final degree project focuses on the need to adapt domestic spaces as work environments in response to the increase in remote work. Using a methodology based on human-centered design (HCD), a research process was carried out combining a literature review, interviews, and contextual observation in order to identify users needs or shortcomings. One of the main issues identified was asthenopia, caused by poor lighting conditions in home workspaces. As a response, Höga introduced a lighting system composed of three lamps of different sizes, featuring an arched structure and a tilted LED source that provides diffuse and uniform light without causing reflections or glare to the user. In addition, the system includes a break reminder linked to the Pomodoro technique, with the goal of improving time management and reducing visual fatigue caused by prolonged screen use. The design was conceived to be easily assembled and disassembled, with few recyclables, and easily replaceable components, enhancing its sustainability. The project has been conceived at all times as if it were to be marketed through IKEA, which justifies the graphic and formal coherence applied throughout the project.
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Treballs Finals de Grau de Disseny. Facultat de Belles Arts. Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2024-2025, Tutor: Coll Campmany, Núria.
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JIMÉNEZ MESTRES, Núria. HÖGA. [consulta: 7 de febrer de 2026]. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/223832]