With Gavin Bufton,
Want to be an independent designer creating commercial projects for international clients; design, pitch and produce? Weather you want to create furniture projects, or revolutionary information technology products, you can design and pitch to see your idea commercialised for international distribution. This studio will help you to understand the process and hurdles you’ll
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
Ben Landau + Lucile Sciallano
The widespread adoption of rapid prototyping and 3d printing has completely connected 3d digital design to manufacturing. Meanwhile, in a backlash against mass-produced objects, the aesthetic of handmade objects have become increasingly desirable. As designers, we need to conceive not only new objects, but also new ways of making them.
In this
Studio Leader: Susan Cohn
Studio timetable: Tuesday 1.30 and Thursday 1.30pm
Industry Partner: Susan Cohn and Workshop 3000
Susan Cohn is an artist jeweller, designer and curator. She is creative director of Workshop 3000, an access metal working workshop based in Melbourne since 1980. Her broad experience of design and making has enabled her to combine traditional craft
Tutor: Emily Ballantyne-Brodie
Tuesday 5:30 – 8:30
Systems design allows designers to play a significant role in solving complex social, economic and ecological problems. Nourish Lab in semester 2 2018 will apply food systems design methodologies to the issues of peri-urban and urban agriculture.
Urban and peri-urban agriculture is expected to become increasingly important for social and environmental
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
Currently undertaking a PhD by practice at RMIT University in the School of Architecture and Design, Campbell Drake completed a Masters of Research Architecture at Goldsmiths University and a Bachelor of Architecture at RMIT.
Focusing on architecture, design, contemporary art and social practice, Campbell Drake is a multidisciplinary practitioner who seeks to challenge conventional interpretations of
Youssef Tayeb is a maker. He is fascinated by the opportunities which the world of digital fabrication can afford designers. Heavily influenced by an open-source ethos, he firmly believes that the disruptive technologies which the personal manufacturing movement develops will result in the democratisation of manufacturing.
Working as a freelancer after graduating from RMIT’s Industrial Design
Studio leader: Ronnie Lacham
Studio partner: Planex
Studio Timetable:
Tuesday 17:00 – 20:00 and Wednesday 13:30 – 16:30
The studio aims to expand your understanding and articulation of industrial manufacturing and overlapping relationship with the creative design processes.
We will focus of this studio on maintaining the integrity of your vision and concept by improving your understanding of the process as
With Juliette Anich and Emily Ballantyne- Brodie
This design studio will explore the potential of a design-led regional food hub model in the City of Greater Shepparton, Victoria. Based 190 km north of Melbourne, Shepparton is a unique town located in the heart of Victoria’s growing region, Goulburn Valley. Also home of SPC, the famous Australian company
