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!e focus of my own work has always been a fascina-tion with utility – user driven design enforcing un-compromising practicality, and inspiring an unfussy
aesthetic. I aspire to the privileged position that a de-signer has, creating products and experiences that in-"uence our quality of life and constantly challenge our relationship with the objects that surround us.
Approach.
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Research revolving around childhood activities such as tree climbing and tree house building. !e canopy was designed to allow the user to be hoisted to a van-
tage point using a counterweight of collected logs. !e folded canopy can open wide to allow panoramic views of the surroundings, or can be drawn tight around the body to provide shelter against the weather.
Building Experiences.
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Two-Dimensional development of a stool design. !e aim was to create a structure pressed from one sheet of steel which secures a set of interchangeable legs.
Stool Development.
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Development of logo design for DJ Dirt Revolver.
Dirt Revolver Logo.
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Reinforced hoop to connect lanyard to package
Negative print
Aluminium is rolled thicker along the edges to prevent tearing
Groves to allowfolding of the package
“Pull Here” tabs to tear open the sealed package
Aluminium is folded so when vacuum sealed the package does not distort
Seperate compartment for phone handset
Seperate compartment for accesories
Aluminium is perforated to create a controlled tear path
Compartments are loaded from this end - customer uses ‘Pull Here” tabs to open
Package is rolled from secondary Aluminium, a 100% recyclable material
NOKIA ‘Cell’ Packaging ‘Cell’ packaging design allows customers to pick and choose accessories according to their personal require-ments, rather than having to buy a pre-packed box.
Once their selection is made the accessories are vac-uum sealed into the (secondary) Aluminium package, which is folded in half and carried on a lanyard. !e Aluminium can be printed with graphics support-ing relevant brand promotions as required.
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My response to my ‘building experiences’ research.High Desk is a modular system. !e Desk legs are crude 2 by 4 timbers which can be cut at any length by
High Desk. the user. !e legs are clamped into the desk top creat-ing a safe working environment - escaping the distrac-tions of the world below. High Desk was designed for young professionals working from home, where the boundaries of work and play can become blurred
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At www.mypreserver.com fans can now sign up to the band newsletter, stream tracks and purchase them through our iTunes store, book tickets for upcoming
shows, watch videos, view photos and connect with the band through social networking sites. !e website has been designed and is run independently by the mem-bers of My Preserver. www.mypreserver.com
My Preserver Online.
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Development of the limited edition Revolutions In !e Head CD design pressed in 2010. !e CD packag-ing also contains an 18 page lyrics book. !e album
Revolutions in the Head CD album. was recorded in Miloco Studios, London and was mas-tered in Sterling Sound Studios, New York City. !e process took 5 months in total. !e album was released through Eight Calls East Records. !e initial press was of 1000 units.
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Promotional Artwork. Print and digital artwork to promote live shows and accompany digital media releases.
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A team of architecture and design students from the Royal College of Art have constructed an adaptable 90 m2 event space for an exhibition at the college.
The panelled timber structure gently rises across the rectilinear gallery at a canted angle, folding up to form angled balustrades and a projection tower at the rear. From this point a platform wraps around the existing columns and walls to form benches that
Slowscape. engage otherwise overlooked areas in the open gal-lery space. While the slight incline of the ramps encourages visitors to sit or lounge on the surface, 60 light-weight recyclable stools - each folded from a single
cut sheet of fluted plastic - were also provided as a comfortable alternative for more formal events and longer film screenings.
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150
150
150
450
250
50mmabovefloor 250
450
1080
1470
1600
150
150
300
300Ramp rising 200mm Ramp rising 200mm
Ramp ascending
Steps ascending
Routes for exiting platform / escape
Ballustrade area to protect from falling
Seating (450mm high)
Platform and ramp accessed by public
Areas unaccessible to walk on
Change in angle of platform
Step
Route for level wheelchair access3.81º 4.57º
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
50
Ballustrade B Bench B
Average eye level
Existing collumn
50mmabovefloor 250
450
1080
1470
1600
150
150
300
300
Ramp rising 200mm Ramp rising 200mm
Ramp ascending
Steps ascending
Ballustrade area to protect from falling
Seating (450mm high)
Platform and ramp accessed by public
Change in angle of platform
3.81º 4.57º
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
1500 3000 500 2500
STAGE RAMP A PLAT
FORM
A
RAMP B PLATFORM B
BALLUSTRADE B
BALL
USTR
ADE A
BENCH A BENCH B
APPROX. AREA OF SURFACE STAGE 7.3 sqm RAMP A 15.9 sqm RAMP B 13.6 sqm PLATFORM A 2.8 sqm PLATFORM B 4.8 sqm BALLUSTRADE A 5 sqm BALLUSTRADE B 0.7 sqm STEPS 5.2 sqm BENCH A 2.8 sqm BENCH B 2.2 sqm APPROX. TOTAL 60.3 sqm
A A
NOTE: Surface of platform and steps to contrast visually with floor to reduce tripping hazard
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DRAWING 01 GENERAL LAYOUT PLAN 20 February 2011
DRAWING 02 SECTION AA & BB 20 February 2011
SECTION AA
SECTION BB
Dimen
sion T
BC
Dimen
sion T
BC
STAGE RAMP A3.81 º
RAMP B4.57º
PLATFORM B PLATFORM B
BALLUSTRADE AScale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
Dimen
sion T
BC
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
DRAWING 04 STRUCTURAL LAYOUT 20 February 2011
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
DRAWING 05 CHIPBOARD LAYOUT 20 February 2011
All surface material made from chipboard
Layout based on Chipboard sheets 18X600X2400
Chipboard layout TBC on site
Cut chipboard
18mm unfinished chipboard
NOTE: ALL STRUCTURAL LAYOUT TBC
All joist spacing 450mm unless specified
STAGE RAMP A
PLAT
FORM
A
RAMP B PLATFORM B
STAGE Raised on 50mm joists RAMP A Raised on 50mm joists + 0-200 firring strips PLATFORM A Raised on 50mm joists + 200mm joists RAMP A Raised on 50mm joists + 200mm joists + 0-200 firring strips PLATFORM B Raised on 50mm joists + 200mm joists + 200 mm joists
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400mm long battons for spacing and stability
Line between horizontal platforms and ramps
Stage for presentations Max. 6 people on stage
Ramp for seated spectators Approx. 30 people
Ramp for seated spectators Approx. 20 people
Platform for spectator access and viewing
Platform for spectator access
B B
Projector fixed to ceiling Position TBC
450
250
50
450
150
150
150
450
250
50mmabovefloor 250
450
1080
1470
1600
150
150
300
300Ramp rising 200mm Ramp rising 200mm
Ramp ascending
Steps ascending
Routes for exiting platform / escape
Ballustrade area to protect from falling
Seating (450mm high)
Platform and ramp accessed by public
Areas unaccessible to walk on
Change in angle of platform
Step
Route for level wheelchair access3.81º 4.57º
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
50
Ballustrade B Bench B
Average eye level
Existing collumn
50mmabovefloor 250
450
1080
1470
1600
150
150
300
300
Ramp rising 200mm Ramp rising 200mm
Ramp ascending
Steps ascending
Ballustrade area to protect from falling
Seating (450mm high)
Platform and ramp accessed by public
Change in angle of platform
3.81º 4.57º
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
1500 3000 500 2500
STAGE RAMP A PLAT
FORM
A
RAMP B PLATFORM B
BALLUSTRADE B
BALL
USTR
ADE A
BENCH A BENCH B
APPROX. AREA OF SURFACE STAGE 7.3 sqm RAMP A 15.9 sqm RAMP B 13.6 sqm PLATFORM A 2.8 sqm PLATFORM B 4.8 sqm BALLUSTRADE A 5 sqm BALLUSTRADE B 0.7 sqm STEPS 5.2 sqm BENCH A 2.8 sqm BENCH B 2.2 sqm APPROX. TOTAL 60.3 sqm
A A
NOTE: Surface of platform and steps to contrast visually with floor to reduce tripping hazard
DRAWING 03 HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN 20 February 2011
DRAWING 01 GENERAL LAYOUT PLAN 20 February 2011
DRAWING 02 SECTION AA & BB 20 February 2011
SECTION AA
SECTION BB
Dimen
sion T
BC
Dimen
sion T
BC
STAGE RAMP A3.81 º
RAMP B4.57º
PLATFORM B PLATFORM B
BALLUSTRADE AScale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
Dimen
sion T
BC
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
DRAWING 04 STRUCTURAL LAYOUT 20 February 2011
Scale 1:50 Size A3 All dimensions measured in mm All dimensions TBC on site
DRAWING 05 CHIPBOARD LAYOUT 20 February 2011
All surface material made from chipboard
Layout based on Chipboard sheets 18X600X2400
Chipboard layout TBC on site
Cut chipboard
18mm unfinished chipboard
NOTE: ALL STRUCTURAL LAYOUT TBC
All joist spacing 450mm unless specified
STAGE RAMP A
PLAT
FORM
A
RAMP B PLATFORM B
STAGE Raised on 50mm joists RAMP A Raised on 50mm joists + 0-200 firring strips PLATFORM A Raised on 50mm joists + 200mm joists RAMP A Raised on 50mm joists + 200mm joists + 0-200 firring strips PLATFORM B Raised on 50mm joists + 200mm joists + 200 mm joists
250050030001500
400mm long battons for spacing and stability
Line between horizontal platforms and ramps
Stage for presentations Max. 6 people on stage
Ramp for seated spectators Approx. 30 people
Ramp for seated spectators Approx. 20 people
Platform for spectator access and viewing
Platform for spectator access
B B
Projector fixed to ceiling Position TBC
450
250
50
Floor plans and drawings of the Slowscape Gallery prior to construction.
Slowscape Plans.
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A lightweight stool design which is lasercut from "uted polypropolene sheet. !e multifaceted structure echos the language of the Slowscape gallery, and the base
of the stool angles to answer the slope of the lowrise landscape they rest on. !e aim was to create a "exible and playful seating solution to the Slowscape Gallery.
Now Available £20/stool
Slowscape Stool.
