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    The document proposes redesigning the stairs at SDA using a "Fun Theory" approach to motivate people to take the stairs instead of the elevator. It analyzes the existing stairs, examines using a whack-a-mole concept to engage users, and shows sketches of a stair design that would incorporate a whack-a-mole game. The proposed design would place foam-covered metal plates on the stairs that spring up when stepped on, similar to whack-a-mole games.

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    The document proposes redesigning the stairs at SDA using a "Fun Theory" approach to motivate people to take the stairs instead of the elevator. It analyzes the existing stairs, examines using a whack-a-mole concept to engage users, and shows sketches of a stair design that would incorporate a whack-a-mole game. The proposed design would place foam-covered metal plates on the stairs that spring up when stepped on, similar to whack-a-mole games.

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    The document proposes redesigning the stairs at SDA using a "Fun Theory" approach to motivate people to take the stairs instead of the elevator. It analyzes the existing stairs, examines using a whack-a-mole concept to engage users, and shows sketches of a stair design that would incorporate a whack-a-mole game. The proposed design would place foam-covered metal plates on the stairs that spring up when stepped on, similar to whack-a-mole games.

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    The document proposes redesigning the stairs at SDA using a "Fun Theory" approach to motivate people to take the stairs instead of the elevator. It analyzes the existing stairs, examines using a whack-a-mole concept to engage users, and shows sketches of a stair design that would incorporate a whack-a-mole game. The proposed design would place foam-covered metal plates on the stairs that spring up when stepped on, similar to whack-a-mole games.

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    #squishnsquash

    #pakpakpakpak
    BUILDU2

    created by: Alejado and Tan


    OBJECTIVE
    Redesign the SDA staircase using the Fun theory

    to attract people to use the stairs more than the elevators when going up to the
    mezzanine or second floor.
    The Fun Theory
    A Volkswagen campaign:

    “Make people change their behavior


    through fun”
    new ideas + fun = engagement

    source: https://www.familyadventureproject.org/fun-theory/
    Intrinsic
    Motivation
    Engage in a behavior because it is
    personally rewarding, not for an
    external reward.

    source: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-intrinsic-motivation-2795385
    Remove Intimidation INTRINSIC Effective Feedback
    MOTIVATION

    Create a Purpose Promote


    Positive Behaviors
    Positive Environment
    source: https://blog.hrps.org/blogpost/3-Reasons-to-Measure-Intrinsic-Motivation-and-Build-a-Metrics-Based-Strategy
    “Intrinsically motivated people may spend more time and
    effort learning something and also that they feel better about
    what they learnt afterwards with a tendency to use the
    knowledge in the future.”

    - Malone, 1981

    source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/263564163_Game_Based_Learning_-_a_Way_to_Stimulate_Intrinsic_Motivation
    ● THE SDA STAIRS
    Design
    (analysis)

    ● WHACK-A-MOLE CONCEPT (EXAMINATION)

    Process ● SKETCHES OF DESIGNS (INVESTIGATION)

    ● IMPLEMENTATION (EXPERIMENTATION)
    ● FINAL OUTPUT (DOCUMENTATION)
    THE SDA STAIRS
    THE SDA STAIRS (analysis)

    - 27 steps in total

    - Consists of high steps

    - Continuous, three flights of stairs

    - Tiring for some people

    Image source: https://www.bridestory.com/marco-constantino/projects/la-


    salle-benilde-prenup
    WHACK-A-MOLE
    CONCEPT
    WHACK-A-MOLE CONCEPT (EXAMINATION)
    Why play it?
    ✓ Simple
    ✓ Curiosity
    ✓ Randomness
    ✓ Diversion
    ✓ Improve reflexes

    source: http://www.stage2planning.com/blog/bid/68218/4-Reasons-To-Play-Whack-A-Mole
    https://www.cognifit.com/brain-games/whack-a-mole
    SKETCHES OF
    DESIGNS
    SKETCHES OF DESIGNS (INVESTIGATION)
    Materials:
    ● Metal plate
    Lever mechanism ● Aluminum rod
    ● Spring
    ● Fixed hinge
    ● Silicon mole
    ● 2mm foam sheet
    IMPLEMENT TO
    STAIRS
    IMPLEMENT TO STAIRS (EXPERIMENTATION)
    PLAN

    Foam sheet

    Metal plate

    hinge
    Aluminum
    rod spring

    SECTION DETAIL
    SPOT DETAIL
    1 2 3
    SECTION OF MECHANICAL PROCESS
    FINAL OUTPUT
    FINAL OUTPUT (DOCUMENTATION)

    PERSPECTIVE
    Thank You!

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