Lecturers: Scott Mayson & Marcus Cher
Guest Lectures: Leading Chefs & Food technologists.
Research Partners: Melbourne Food Depot, Koko Black & more
Food is often consumed in order to sustain us through our day, but how often do we consider the food context within a dining experience? Modernist cuisine sits within a research context where restaurants like The Fat Duck &
Studio Tutors: Dr Judith Glover, Tate Anson & Jaclyn Pokrovsky
Studio Partners: GT2P (Chile), The National Gallery of Victoria and Melbourne Design Festival
This studio presents a unique opportunity for CCC students this semester. We will be working with international design collective GT2P from Chile to be exhibiting an installation in the foyer of the NGV International
Tutors: Kate Archdeacon & Juliette Anich
This studio uses a design research process to explore small-scale design interventions in the Melbourne landscape working towards building urban resilience, focusing on the culture of growing food. The rise of design engagement in urban agriculture has seen a wide range of visualisations and experimental test projects emerge in
with Ronnie Lacham
STUDIO EDGE2EDGE aims to design “furniture” to initiate a dialogue between design manufacturing and community skills. The main focus of this studio is to develop a stronger understanding of the design process from a concept to the complete product. Students will research tessellated patterns, design a large scale 1:1 prototypes seating furniture. The design ideas will be
Adam Lynch & Dale Hardiman
We began exhibiting and selling work in our 2nd year of university, we saw the importance of both developing projects for University but also how being active in the design industry within Melbourne was fundamental. By the time we reached 3rd year uni we were close to living entirely off sales
with Jessica Bird & Soumitri Varadarajan
Currently, 4.5 million people live in Melbourne. By 2050, it’s likely that 7 million people will call Melbourne home. We’ll need more homes, schools and jobs, better transport, energy and health care networks. To support our growing infrastructure needs, we’ll need innovative and adaptive services. What will this look like
Ronnie Lacham
The studio aims to expand the understandings and articulation of the industrial manufacturing design process. There main focus of this studio is to develop a better understanding in the process from the first sketch to production This studio is on a rigorous industrial manufacturing process in collaboration with manufacturing company – Planex. Planex is a
With Dr. Judith Glover and Emma Luke
In this studio you will explore a range of metal fabrication and quasi-craft techniques for small object design. Metal fabrication comprises an important range of techniques for Industrial Designers that retain the same principles at different scales of production. Undertaken in a workshop environment this studio will focus on mild
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
Monday: 11.30-2.30
Thursday: 11.30-2.30
Lecturers: Jonathan Ben-Tovim and Matty Bracken
The escalating waste crisis has finally entered the zeitgeist. We are realising that human consumption is far outpacing our capacity to deal with the waste outcome. The devastating impact this is having on our environment can no longer be ignored. There is a
