Canoe: Bowl

The purpose of this project was to create a product made from plywood where the tension in the bend of the material would become an integral part of the design. The bowl was inspired by the ribs and shape of a canoe and embraces the idea of exposed joints. All the pieces were precisely laser cut, limiting the waste of material and allows the bowl to be shipped flat.

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  • Hexi

    This was a collaborative project with Mina Ghaani and Paige Vanderkemp. Co-creating with children from a local daycare, we developed two sets of lightweight children's furniture. Each Hexi was created with a honeycomb cardboard core in hopes to make it both lightweight and sustainable. The half-hexagon hard and soft shapes can be used for standard seating or rearranged into an unlimited number of play environments like beds, forts, boats, cars, planes, trains or obstacle courses.

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  • Cici Blocks

    This was a collaborative project with Lorea Sinclaire. We tried to create a new take on the classic idea of building blocks that could push the boundaries of a child's imagination. The block's unique shape gives them limitless possibilities for play.

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    Jack

    Jack is a giant (3 foot cubed), wooden replica of a piece from the game of jacks. It is meant to evoke a sense of nostalgia in the user who enjoyed the game as a child.

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    More Than Just a Coat Rack

    A wet umbrella is able to hang in the center of the coat rack, allowing the water to drip onto the potted vine, which grows up and around the rest of the structure.

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    Is Grass Green?

    This infographic is meant to educate about the environmental effects of grass lawns.

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    Remote

    This poster was meant to show the history of the remote as inspired from my own personal remote.

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