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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.
Loop-Up
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Loop-up is a mobile app that provides remote support to people with chronic illnesses like Lupus and Multiple Sclerosis. Customizable menus enable users to track symptoms, medications and disease stressors to improve communication with healthcare professionals. Built-in reflection tools allow users to look back on the previous week's activities to find correlations and insights on how to better manage their health.
Masi: Product Design
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I designed a simple vessel for a flower, which doubled as a creative presentation dish for gourmet hors d’oeuvres and drinks. It was essential that the project be flat-pack and inexpensive, to meet the needs of the Pan Pacific Hotel. Their secondary intent for the design was as a takeaway gift for patrons, or as a souvenir in the gift shop. The wood co-op also wanted a flat-pack item, for sale to Granville Island tourists.
Masi was a word I came across around the same time as this project. It’s slang for ‘Merci,’ meaning ‘Thank you.’
Rough modeling in paper and bristol. Testing done with a wood veneer and final deliverables laser-cut from aircraft ply. Diagrams drawn in Adobe Illustrator. Photographed by designer.
Sixty° home
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The 60 Degree home is a 160 square foot design which makes use of a new building technique that utilizes Cross Laminated Timber. The targeted user groups were students and recent immigrants- groups with lower income who had recently arrived in the community. We designed an affordable home in the context of a multiple-home arrangement which encourages community engagement and pride in one’s self and home.
The design process was comprised of iterative physical modeling with some user research as a driver. Field trips to different wood processing and modeling facilities informed our work, and weekly review sessions with our Professor and peers helped us to remain on track.
Welding School Photo Essay
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This is a Photo Essay of a Welding School I did for my first year Photography class.
GO: Gather + Observe
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This was an interactive children's toy designed in the second semester of Year 2 Design with Christian Blyt, in collaboration with fellow student Rebecca Spencer.
