Monday: 3.30 – 6.30 | room 45.01.003Wednesday: 11.30 – 2.30 | room 45.01.003
Lecturers: Dr Scott Mitchell and Scott Brewer
This studio is industry partnered with Art Processors (designers of ‘the O’ visitor experience at MONA). The studio asks students to design a new visitor experience for the RMIT Design Hub Gallery. Students will be supported in
Monday 11:30 – 2:30 | 45.01.05DTuesday 3:30 – 6:30 | 51.02.015
Lecturers: : Emma Luke and Jay Curtis
This studio explores the body as a site of interaction and expression. Located at the meeting of emergent digital technologies and contemporary jewellery design practice, the studio asks students to imagine, design, develop and prototype new wearable objects for
Monday 11:30 – 2:30 |45.01.003
Thursady 11:30 – 2:30 | 45.01.003
Lecturers: Dr Frank Feltham and Ana Davila Veytia
Sonic Efforts will explore the role that live interactive sound can have as information on movement effort. In this studio you will use interactive data to and manual visualization methods to extract the patterns and features of human movement
Studio Tutors: Arthur Georgalas
Studio Timetable:
Wednesday | 11:30 – 2:30 PM | 045.01.005D
Thursday | 11:30 – 2:30 PM | 045.01.003
The studio focuses on future urban mobility that networks to provide universal publicly accessible transport between Melbourne and Sydney.
Rapid mass transit is a necessity for urbanised global communities, the Japanese Shinkansen, Shanghai Maglev trains and conceptual Hyperloop
Studio Leaders: Scott Mayson & Brad Erickson
Studio Timetable:
Monday | 15:30 – 6:30 PM | 045.01.003
Tuesday | 15:30 – 6:30 PM | 045.01.005A
Studio:
Cycle Craft, explores the potential of a hybrid digital practice. You will explore a hybrid practice based approach through developing a concept bicycle – Road, MTB or Commuter bike, through
Studio Tutors: Michael Gray & Simon Curlis
Studio Timetable:
Monday | 11:30 – 2:30 PM | 045.01.005A
Tuesday | 11:30 – 2:30 PM | 045.01.003
The rise of electric vehicles and drones has brought about an interesting synergy with emerging viable flying cars. Through this studio will explore and develop a digital workflow for designing flying vehicles that could replace the
Studio Tutors: Dr Liam Fennessy
The first wave of IoT (Internet of Things) is well upon us – where products are designed to autonomously gather user and environmental data to both inform their realtime function with other object/systems and to provide valuable commercial data that is rapidly monetised.
As we move towards new modes of micro-niche, user
Studio Tutors: Emma Luke and Dr Scott Mitchell
This studio explores the body as a site of interaction and expression. Located at the meeting of emergent digital technologies and contemporary jewellery design practice, the studio asks students to imagine, design, develop and prototype new wearable objects for communication, self representation, and augmentation.
The ever increasing availability of low
Lecturers: Arthur Georgalas, Simon Curlis
Studio Partners: ATN Solar Car, RMIT University Solar Team
The future of transport and travel is largely about the interior user experience of drivers and passengers. Moreover, the future of vehicle development is going to require well defined and visualised
The ATN Solar car is a vehicle that has been largely driven by the
Studio Tutor: Dr Scott Mayson
Studio Timetable: Monday 9:30-12:390 & Thursday 5:30-8:30 Wacom Lab
Studio Partners: TBC
This studio explores the expanding field of smartphone filmmaking through the design and development of filmmaking tools like cases, booms, stabilisers, rolling platforms, sliders and other tools for this category.
The approach is to develop your digital practice from users to
