Studio Tutor: Tal Mor Sinay
Studio Timetable:
Wednesday 11:30am 2:30pm 045.01.005A
Tuesday 3:30pm 6:30pm 045.01.005A
Objects communicate with us through the memories and values we associate with them. Any object can become a vessel, holding memories and narratives, waiting to unfold.
This studio aims to break through the stereotypes of the souvenirs industry, explore notions of storytelling
http://biodesignchallenge.org/Lecturers: Dr. Leah Heiss and Emma Luke
Studio Partners: Biodesign Challenge 2019,
Fashion Design RMIT University and MDIT Masters of Design Innovation and Technology
Timetable:
Wednesday 9:30am – 12:30pm
Wednesday 1:30pm – 4:30 pm
Brunswick Campus Building: 516-02-001
The 2019 Biodesign Challenge offers students the opportunity to explore how cells, microbes, and other living things can remake the products and processes of
Lecturers: Dr. Jude Glover and Thom Luke
Studio Partners: Glen Eira Council
Timetable:
Monday | 11.30 am – 2:30 pm | B45.001.010
Thursday | 11.30 am – 2:30 pm | B45.001.010
RMIT Industrial Design has been invited to develop concepts for the Carnegie Market Redevelopment at Shepparson’s Lane as part of the Upper Pool Studio offerings. This site is being
Lecturers: Dr. Malte Wagenfeld
Studio Partners: KISD, Köln, Germany
Timetable (In Melbourne):
Thursday 11.30 – 2:30pm 45.001.05A
Thursday 3.30 – 6:30pm B45.001.05D
This studio will be part of the 100 years of Bauhaus celebrations in Germany 1919 – 2019 and a continuation of the ‘Schlicht’ studio series that is a collaboration between KISD (Cologne, Germany) and RMIT University.
Students will explore the social and design ideas /
Tutor: Ronnie Lacham
Timetable: Tuesday 2:30pm-5:30pm
Location: 009.02.017
This tutorial will critically explore approaches and methods in design. It aims to undertake a careful, reflective engagement with a range of design thinking and approaches – to examine and create a dialogue between fiction and reality, irrelevant and substance. This subject does not attempt to define the design, but rather to reveal
Tutor: Juan Sanin
Timetable: Tuesday 2:30pm – 5:30pm
Location: 009.02.018
This class builds on frameworks of Design Anthropology and the notion of everyday design to analyse the things that people do with ‘design objects’ at home, and you will hack an Ikea product so people can do other things with it.
The design objects that we find in a
Tutors: Rob Eales
with guest appearances by Ceri Hann
Timetable: Tuesday 3:30pm – 6:30pm
Location: 009.02.016
This course looks at how ideas about absurdity intersect and interact with design thinking, design practice and design methods to develop other ways of thinking about and doing design.
As designers we are expected to work rationally and reasonably. However, there are other ways
Tutor: Juliana Luna
Timetable: Thursday 2:30pm – 5:30pm
Location: 051.07.004
This course explores and documents current relationships between material culture and spirituality from an ecological perspective and speculates about the future role of design in the emerging field of spiritual sustainability through the production of critical objects.
More than a set of fixed goals and outcomes, sustainability can be
Tutor: Juliette Anich
Timetable: Wednesday 8:30am – 11:30am
Location: 009.02.017
This course explores historical and contemporary survivalists that actively prepare for speculative calamity and proposes creative solutions for this community.
What is more terrible than the unknown? During different moments in history people have lived with a fear of being under attack from dangers outside of their control. Despite
Tutor: Juan Sanin
Tmetable: Wednesday 8:30am-11:30am
Location: 009.02.016
This course analyses the ongoing transformations of domestic live using design ethnography methods and develops speculative design concepts to imagine the material culture of the future home.
In the last 20 years, domestic life has changed in dramatic ways that reflect broader social changes. We have seen how the traditional
