PORT FOLIOLarissa deBeijer
i n d u s t r i e e l p r o d u c t o n t w e r p e n
Schools
Melanchthon schiebroek HAVO (Senior general higher education), 2012-2017
Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, 2020 - present
Name: Larissa de Beijer
Age: 24
Home: Rotterdam, The Netherlands
School: Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences
Study: Industrial Product Design
Mail: l.98@live.nl
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For the past tree and a half years, I have been pursuing Industrial Product Design at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences This academic journey has equipped me with extensive knowledge in areas such as design principles, SolidWorks proficiency, model construction, sustainability practices, statics, and the skills to analyze, design, and verify solutions.
I have developed a keen interest in exploring the sustainability aspects of products and processes, aiming to understand and contribute to their environmental impact and potential improvements.
Outside of my academic commitments, I engage in recreational activities to maintain a balanced lifestyle Socializing with friends and pursuing hobbies like snowboarding and roller skating are integral aspects of my life outside of academia.
CO ENT
pooltable
coffee table
led light
horseshoe lamp casing
smart wallmount casing
NT TS
chrismass onrnaments
sustainable bike saddle
sustanability research
plant tables
garden bench
POOL TABLE
A pooltable featuring guiding tubes for the balls, a level wooden surface, and adjustable legs to ensure the table can always be perfectly leveled.
SEMBLY
Point One
Point Two
Point Three
Point Four
Point Five
COFFEE TABLE
a practical DIY coffeetable ptoject The tabletop, repurposed from an old closet plank, brings a touch of character The legs crafted from lightweight pipes and painted to resemble stone. Afelt layer beneath to make sure it doesnt scratch the floor
fitting the table to the space
securing the pipes together
PAINTED WITH A SAND COLOR AND MATTED WITH A SPONGE
FILLED WITH ACRYL AND PRIMED FOR PAINT
FELT AGAINST SCRATCHES IN THE FLOOR
TIN CAN TELEPHONE
LAMP
a lamp made in the shape of two tin cans. the two lamps will in seperat places, representing a connection between two places. made with a metal rack and metal wire to keep its shape the led is cut in places to cross each other and solderd back together with more wire space.
HORSE SHOE LAMP
this is a lampshade made out of old rusted horseshoes
the horseshoes are welded together to resemble an orb
This is a project that made me learn how products can be made with injection molding
The project was to make the casing for a smart wallmount product It had to be made out of plastic and to be able to be manufacturable through injection molding
The project was made in SolidWorks and evaluated for draft, thinkness, interference and flow.
Accompanied with technical drawings
SMART WALLMOUNT CASING
CHRISTMASS
intership at keiretsu europe the chrismas ornaments are made so they can be manufactured in colored glass.
SUSTAINABLE BIKESADDLE
A bike saddle from brooks, reimiged to make it more sustainable.
thinking about less materials, like fabric and metals.
To make it more sutainable there was also looked at how the saddle was shipped. So the box where the saddle is shipped in was also altered.
All these adjustments are made by following the designers guide to sustainability.
SUSTAINABILITY RESEARCH
A sustainability research that introduces you to the problems that we are expiriencing in wintersport and to help you better understand how we as humans can help in implementing more envoirement friendly methods in the industry
Mail me for a copy of the research!
wintersport
to widen my skills in prototyping i researched how to make a snowboard. This learned me how to work with different materials like wood, metal bending and how to use epoxy.
PLANT TABLES
Little Tables for putting your plants on. They represent a lemon and lime slice. The tables are made of MDF, coated steel, grout and glazed ceramic tiles.
The legs are made of steel rods, that are bended and welded to a plate.
Two sawed out round MDF plates to glue the tiles on and be grouted later
GARDEN BENCH
A sustainable garden bench, crafted from repurposed wood, salveged from an old desk made from scaffolded wood the bench seats five people, but can also withstand the playful energy of to fullgrown staffords.
WORK IN PROGRESS
3D PRINTABLE DESIGNFOR THEMAKING OFATABLE LEG.
