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Modulette
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Modulette is a play platform for girls ages 3-6 that ecourages construction, customization, and activity through defined dance moves and chalk panels that custom instructions can be inscribed upon.
The baltic birtch laser inscribed panels are connected by injection molded silicone spacers that provide a sprung floor efect for dancing and moving on.
Oblique Light
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Oblique is a unique and forward design that injects lighting into an environment precariously through a marrige of 3D printed parts and hand milled birch elements. Low-E LED elements make it an energy efficient addition to any environment.
Lock Table
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Lock is a table designed with simplicity, integrity, disassembly at it’s heart. This table, made of Alder, measures 29” tall x 39” wide x 70” long, and has no hardware or fasteners attaching the legs to the table top. Despite the lack of traditional connective hardware, it its extremely rigid and can be dismantled or assembled in under a minute by one person, with no tools needed. The connection between the top and the legs is made through inter locking elements, and maintained by a friction fit spacer piece. Lock’s size, integrity, contemporary design, and the ease of it’s assemble/tear-down would make it a strong solution for temporary or pop-up community spaces.
NID Home Designs
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Th NID folder and clock were part of a collaborative project with Vancouver Special. The designs are simple, modern, home additionals that are affordable and functional objects for a contemporary North Western home dwelling.
Twig
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Twig Lamp, 2013 (Group)
Adjustable floorlamp made out of beech wood in collaboration with a Danish furniture company, BoConcept
Enigmod 90 Square Foot Living Space
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Enigmod is 90² Foot micro-space design for young urban living. Based on a meagre budget of just five hundred dollars, this micro-space provides the essentials while using the verticality of the space to it's full potential. A systematic evaluation of the 9 x 10 foot space and the user's needs allowed our design team to effectively retain the 90 square feet of floor space.
