DESN 301 S001: Exhibit Design
Exhibition design involves the exploration and design conceptualization of space, as well as the exploration and conceptualization of objects that function within that space. In this course students will explore a partial cycle of design activities: observation and analysis, research, planning, design conceptualization, detail development and documentation in two and three dimensions. Students will be encouraged to explore context and the interrelationship of design for site/program specific situations together with some of the different aspects that make up the dynamics of a designer-client relationship. Students will work in a variety of media in both two and three dimensions to communicate their findings, approaches and design solutions.
Priority is given to COMD, INDD and INTD students in Years 3 and 4. Students outside of the registration priority group may register/waitlist for this course as of the registration rule release date.
Completion of 51 Credits
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Eugenia Bertulis has a background in ID, designing interactions and user experiences for medical equipment, biotech devices, and consumer electronics for companies like Microsoft, HP, and Nike. She has designed cooking tools that sell at Crate & Barrel and William-Sonoma, and has managed ID, graphics and advertising stories on billion-dollar brands at P&G. Products she has designed sell in 140 countries around the world. She is currently working on a PhD at SFU on how mixed reality can reconnect us to the biosphere.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 08:30:00-11:20:00 |
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