INJ Mask
- Location
- International / Research
- Client
- INJ Architects (Internal R&D)
- Type
- Industrial Design / Product Architecture
- Status
- Prototype Design
- Year
- 2020
- Principal
- Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji
- Design System
- Parametric framing, aerodynamic ventilation
INJ Mask is a product design study developed during 2020. It examines the mask as a wearable assembly of a shaped frame, textile panels, side openings and ear-loop attachments.


The drawings and models explore the relationship between the face, the supporting outline and the textile enclosure. Red side details distinguish the ventilation concept, while the mannequin views test the apparent fit and profile of the proposed object.




The airflow diagrams express design intentions. They do not establish filtration efficiency, infection protection or medical certification. Those properties would require appropriate testing and regulatory assessment before any protective use. The study extends the office’s work on form, assembly and human scale into a small object. Its contribution is the documented design exploration, rather than a claim of clinical performance. Related references: How We Work Related project: Tawaf In COVID-19.





