In France and abroad, giveboxes are springing up in towns and villages, encouraging sharing, solidarity, ecology and conviviality. In pairs, we imagined a givebox within the school, in partnership with carpentry students.

"Pilbox" is an exchange tower made up of superposing colored boxes of different sizes and open on two sides. These boxes pointing in different directions evoke sharing. "Pilbox" is attractive and easily identifiable by its colors which soften the minimalist spirit of the whole tower. Easy to use, everyone appropriates "Pilbox" and places books and small objects in it. The boxes are made of 19 mm melamine panels, assembled using glued strips, then screwed together. The realization of "Pilbox" is simple, its cost is reasonable, and it’s eco-friendly.

Projet réalisé en collaboration avec un autre étudiant