My final year project. A project about making a skirt/kilt that turns into a tent and more.
This project is about imaginary desconstrution of a certain building, to understand the recycability of buildings.
A project about working on a specific UN sustainability goals. Zero waste was our target, and plastics mushroom bin was our idea.
A project about cutting down waste in lunch packaging. Heavy focus on the use of textiles.
A warm up exercise to the year. Picture yourself in the world of the future, design a product for your future world.
A project about reverse engineering. Taking apart a whisk and what makes a whisk, whisk.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
SK company profile. Made with InDesign during my summer internship with them at 2021. Details the company history, achievement and talents.
Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.
Design
Catergory
- Product Design 24
- Creative Exploration 22
- Research & Development 21
- Fabrication & Prototyping 12
- Engineering Analysis 10
- Aesthetics and Form 8
- Design For Manufacturing 8
- Drawing & Sketching 8
- Technical Skills 6
- Graphic Design 5
- Reverse Engineering 5
- Sustainable Design 5
- Branding & Identity 4
- Electronics & IoT 4
- Design Lessons 2
- Presentations 2
- Project Management 2
- Textile Design 2
- Upcycling & Repurposing 2
- FEA 1
- Interior Design 1
- Problem-Solving 1
- Validation & Testing 1
Tag
- Design 24
- GlasgowSchoolOfArt 19
- ProblemSolving 19
- UniversityOfGlasgow 19
- Creativity 18
- CAD 17
- Fusion360 15
- Engineering 14
- Ideation 14
- DesignProcess 13
- Drawing 11
- IterativeDesign 9
- Prototyping 9
- Research 9
- EngineeringDrawing 8
- InternshipProject 8
- SustainableDesign 8
- Team 8
- 3DPrinting 7
- DesignForManufacturing 7
- Electronics 7
- Presentation 7
- Render 7
- Aime 6
- Fabrication 6
- ProductDevelopment 6
- ReverseEngineering 6
- Woodworking 6
- BrandIdentity 5
- DataAnalysis 5
- EngineeringAnalysis 5
- ProjectManagement 5
- InDesign 4
- ProductDesign 4
- Visualisation 4
- CardboardPrototyping 3
- ClientInteraction 3
- Coding 3
- Competition 3
- Ergonomics 3
- ProductAnalysis 3
- Upcycling 3
- Abaqus 2
- BeltDrive 2
- Blender 2
- CAE 2
- ClientPresentation 2
- GraphicDesign 2
- Illustrator 2
- LogoDesign 2
My final year project. A project about making a skirt/kilt that turns into a tent and more.
Competition: Whos cardboard car can go the furthest.Skills: Cardboard prototyping, motor basic, chain/belt drive
Familiarizing with prototyping and mechanising cardbox, simultaneously learning about the basic operation of motors.
A project about reverse engineering. Taking apart a whisk and what makes a whisk, whisk.
The £5 Challenge. Make something “Interesting” with £5, project with the most votes win. I made a blender.
Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.
Engineering
3DPrinting
Woodworking
A project about reverse engineering. Taking apart a whisk and what makes a whisk, whisk.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
DesignProcess
My final year project. A project about making a skirt/kilt that turns into a tent and more.
A project about working on a specific UN sustainability goals. Zero waste was our target, and plastics mushroom bin was our idea.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
The £5 Challenge. Make something “Interesting” with £5, project with the most votes win. I made a blender.
Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.
CAD
My final year project. A project about making a skirt/kilt that turns into a tent and more.
A project about working on a specific UN sustainability goals. Zero waste was our target, and plastics mushroom bin was our idea.
A project about cutting down waste in lunch packaging. Heavy focus on the use of textiles.
The £5 Challenge. Make something “Interesting” with £5, project with the most votes win. I made a blender.
Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.
ProblemSolving
Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.
IterativeDesign
This project is about imaginary desconstrution of a certain building, to understand the recycability of buildings.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
Research
A project about reverse engineering. Taking apart a whisk and what makes a whisk, whisk.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
BrandIdentity
My final year project. A project about making a skirt/kilt that turns into a tent and more.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
SK company profile. Made with InDesign during my summer internship with them at 2021. Details the company history, achievement and talents.
InDesign
Competition: Whos cardboard car can go the furthest.Skills: Cardboard prototyping, motor basic, chain/belt drive
Familiarizing with prototyping and mechanising cardbox, simultaneously learning about the basic operation of motors.
A project about reverse engineering. Taking apart a whisk and what makes a whisk, whisk.
Electronics
Coding
EngineeringAnalysis
My final year project. A project about making a skirt/kilt that turns into a tent and more.
A project about working on a specific UN sustainability goals. Zero waste was our target, and plastics mushroom bin was our idea.
A project about cutting down waste in lunch packaging. Heavy focus on the use of textiles.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
SustainableDesign
Competition: Whos cardboard car can go the furthest.Skills: Cardboard prototyping, motor basic, chain/belt drive
Familiarizing with prototyping and mechanising cardbox, simultaneously learning about the basic operation of motors.
A project about working on a specific UN sustainability goals. Zero waste was our target, and plastics mushroom bin was our idea.
A warm up exercise to the year. Picture yourself in the world of the future, design a product for your future world.
This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.
The £5 Challenge. Make something “Interesting” with £5, project with the most votes win. I made a blender.
Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.