The project aims to develop a multi-functional indoor device that combines air purification with heating and cooling capabilities. The product should improve air quality by filtering harmful particles while also functioning as a quiet, user-friendly fan and heater. The design must harmonize with modern living spaces, offering both functional performance and visual comfort.

A bladeless vertical form is essential for safety and to achieve a sleek, innovative appearance. The device should feature 360-degree air intake through micro-perforated side panels, a diagonal airflow outlet for smooth laminar flow, a digital display, and an intuitive user interface. An ambient light ring at the base should provide visual feedback about operating modes and system status.

The target users are individuals living in urban environments who seek clean air and comfort. The product must be ergonomic, lightweight, portable, and designed for easy filter replacement. Throughout the design process, user behavior, safety expectations, spatial integration, and manufacturability should be considered to achieve a minimal yet strong design language.

The diagonal slit pattern optimizes airflow by aligning with the natural direction of air movement, reducing turbulence and noise. Inspired by principles of fluid dynamics, this layout enhances laminar flow while providing a sleek, dynamic aesthetic. The result is efficient ventilation with a bold visual identity.

Designers: Çağlar Saatli, Çağrı Demirbaş, Osman Cihan Demirel
My Contribution: 3D rendering, visualization, commercial video, and Behance presentation