Dr Frank Feltham
Mon 11.30 – 2.30
Weds 3.30 – 6.30
Partners – W+SN/ Biomechanical Engineering RMIT
Data has become essential in communicating the spread of pandemic and the ferocity of bushfires that has characterised the year 2020. These events have translated personal devices and their information from the fringe to essential to survival. As an emerging industry, research
Studio Tutors: Dr Liam Fennessy & Mark Douglas
With: Simon Lockrey and Dr Judith Glover
Partners: Sustainability Victoria, Mark Douglass & the Alex Fraser Group
Studio Timetable: Thursday 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm & Intensive Dates & Location TBC
The recycling of glass is an energy intensive and highly tuned process that results in a very large quantity of mixed and contaminated
Dustin graduated from RMIT’s Industrial Design program in 2015. Consulting independently, Dustin has worked across various fields including medical product design, through to large gallery installations. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge of production processes within 3D printing and low volume production, but also how real world design challenges are tackled within industry.
Dustin is
Tutor: Rob Eales
Friday 1:30 – 4:30
As designers, we are expected to work rationally and reasonably. However, there are other ways to design and by shifting our viewpoint and considering the absurd, the ridiculous and the silly we can develop alternative ways of designing and other ideas about the practice and roles of designers.
During the course,
With Marc Pascal
We will commence with a studio visit to where I work. I will show my methods and how we create what we do. The modular colouring system, and what is on the drawing board right now. Then it is over to you to conceive a sophisticated lighting object that will be unique and
Lecturers : Boo Chapple and Malte Wagenfeld
I think the biggest innovations of the twenty-first century will be the intersection of biology and technology. A new era is beginning…’ – Steve Jobs
The next phase of human technology looks likely to be driven by the potential of manipulating biological matter, from growing human body parts to biological
Simon Curlis , Robert Eales & Soumitri Varadarajan
Keywords: Public Transport | Transport design | Sustainability | Service Design | App Development | CAD digital Sculpting
Imagine a future where you can get off a train and swipe straight into a ‘metro car’ that takes you to your final destination. This is the future public transport network
Ben Landau is a designer working in critical experimental design. He is currently undertaking a Masters at Design Academy Eindhoven.
Ben’s aim is to unwrap contemporary social, political, cultural, and technological discourses to reveal unknowns, and in doing so instigate awareness, change and growth.
with Simon Curlis
This studio considers service design tools and social innovation as a means of developing tourism and sustainable vacation potential in post-carbon localised economies situated in regional Victoria. You will encounter notions of local and regional self-sufficiency in meeting food, water, and energy production and economic needs. You will also proposes activities & services
Parag Anand, Aditi Singh & Robert Eales
Scores of triumphant para-gliders, having just landed, make a spirited dash up narrow pathways flanked by exquisitely carved vernacular houses. A group of very amiable Buddhist monks on their way back to their monasteries make way for this exuberant bunch while the stoic Indian village lady, bent in double
