Luke Collins Portfolio - w/ Technical Drawings

ELECTRONIC - FURNITURE - FUTURISM - PRODUCT - SUSTAINABLE - ARCHITECTURAL - INTERIOR - CONSUMER GRAPHICS - IN-CONTEXT - TECHNICAL DRAWINGS - RENDERS - MATERIALS - ERGONOMICS & ANTHROPOMETRICS MANUFACTURING - 3D CAD MODELLING - MODEL-MAKING

LUKE COLLINS

GRADUATE PRODUCT DESIGNER

Design for Industry Engineering Detail -

Solidworks, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Fusion 360

Live Competition Furniture Design and Anthropometrics -

Fusion 360, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Visualise

Design For Manufacture Engineering Detail, Manufacturing and Model-Making -

Design Futures Future Conceptualisation: Self-sustaining Supermarket Fusion 360, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

Materials and Sustainability Exploration of materials using CES Edupack to develop a sustainable lunchbox. Fusion 360, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Visualise

Rhino 6, Solidworks, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop

Hawthorne Wildlife Centre Freelancing Project, Manufacturing Detail

Professional Project Carbon Footprint Companion -

Human Factors Headphone Design and Extreme-Group Testing -

Fusion 360, Solidworks Visualise

Rhino 6, Solidworks, Adobe Photoshop, Fusion 360

“My heart belongs to the details. I actually always found them to be more important than the big picture. Nothing works without details. They are everything, the baseline of quality.”

Dieter Rams

INTRODUCTION Hello, I am Luke Collins. I am 20 years old and I am an emerging product designer, currently studying BA (Hons) Product Design, an accredited course with the Institution of Engineering Designers, at Solent University.

As a product design graduate, I can curate and communicate a range of creative solutions to solve an issue, using creative design thinking and appropriate 2D and 3D forms of communication. I am very passionate about design and welcome the challenge of creating innovative ideas and solutions that address real life problems. I am a confident and proficent user of technology and industry-standard software programs. I have experience in presenting designs solutions and work well both independently and within a team environment.

I am excited to take on the product designer role, where I will be able to push my abilities further. I am adaptable and always willing to learn from others in order to develop new relevant skills. Outside of design, I really enjoy scuba diving, and having recently completed my BSAC Ocean Diver training, I have been able to dive in the waters around the South coast of England and Malta. I also enjoy playing the bass guitar and model-making, so I have adapted a number of guitars in the workshop in my spare time.

This portfolio features the highlights of my major and favourite projects. This folder will evolve as my career grows, showing my capabilities, specialisation and development as a designer. Feel free to explore and contact me if you have any questions or are interested.

Thank you!

NEO GAIA

DESIGN FUTURES

Neo Gaia is self-sustaining supermarket, designed in the year 2080, where climate change and sustainability is a major issue. Made up of different sectors, with each different function: Farming, shopping and social. Inspired by utopian cities. I explored technology trends and made predictions of what the future could hold and make the product viable.

MUSIC

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Farming Shopping Parking

No.2 THE PROPOSED SOLUTION

A DYSTOPIAN UTOPIA In the year 2050, the World has reached a population of 9.3 billion. Despite the attempts by governments and NGOs to reduce the rapid birth rates in developing countries: the population is predicted to keep on increasing until it reaches 11 billion, by 2100, before stagnating.

2080. Most, if not all, of the Amazon rainforest and the rest of World’s green lungs, untouched by the industrial fist of mankind, has been ripped from the earth for their remaining natural resources and the demand for more farmland to feed the 10 billion and counting. The majority of fertile farms, in the land of the Rising Sun, is under constant assault by ‘climate change’ boosted and enhanced monsoons, droughts and conflict over resources; resulting in the Eastern powers of China, Japan and Indonesia seeking vital resources from the “Utopian” Western powers.

No.4

As memories of luscious green fields and rich, ancient, oak woodlands fade into legends that lurk in the depths of the old Internet, and the development of Lifenet by Mark Zuckerberg's grandchildren, supervised by his remnant AI. This “revolutionary” product only thirsts for control of the masses by uploading serotonin directly into their minds via Trojan Horses of fresh trends, designed specifically for each individual; so that they can purchase the products of corporations and have instantly created using their personal manufacturing plants they have next to their high-tech microwave, AI-controlled sleeping pod, and fully immersive, virtual reality workstation.

Driving to their nearest hypermarket in their self-driving faux diesel edition of the Tesla Pro 60 Flashback, to purchase the newest and recently hyped flavour of supplements, by the artificially created Lifenet Celebrities. Containing: 2000 calories, required vitamins and minerals, and no sugar or artificial additives, this bland consumable will be everyone’s only meal for the next 365 days when the new flavour will be announced. Unknowingly, the individual instinctively seeks a world of complexity, freedom and nature… A crack in the wall, a revolution arises when news of the suffering world breaks the illusion to the people of the Utopian West. They seek a return to decades prior, a return of nature and freedom from the Corporations.

After the collapse of the Utopian West, the freed individuals use their technology to try to clean a worldwide mess, centuries in the making, that they are responsible for…

A green space hub where nature and humanity cooperate in harmony. Nature is encouraged to breathe and flourish while supplying the surrounding residents a wide range of sustainable produce; and leisure spaces where people can socialise, eat, relax and exercise.

Fully self-sustaining is the essence of this project. Each functioning Neo Gaia facility has a zero output of carbon emissions or any hazardous elements; and aims to offset all emissions released during its development, with the ultimate goal of carbon sequestration, reducing the effects of climate change.

All crops and produce are freshly grown in the four large greenhouse farms, and a communal garden where everyone can do their bit to feed themselves and their neighbours. The crops are genetically modified to have an accelerated growth rate and allow for a wide range of crops to be grown in a singular environment. Any waste created, from leftover food, failed crops, humans, etc, will put back into the system; either to create fertiliser or energy.

The facility is an eco power plant: able to generate clean energy, using a range of sustainable energy production sources, such as solar, wind, and biogas, produced from organic waste. Any excess power is shared among the surrounding settlement buildings. The solar panels will be the primary source of energy throughout the day, due to its vast development, allowing it to be near a hundred percent efficient. The solar panels will be able to generate energy even when the weathercast.

An important aspect is that the solar panels are the windows installed into the facility; research and development have allowed for the production of highly efficient, transparent solar panels.

Water is an important resource and will be produced on-site, via condensation and rainfall collection, filtering human waste. All wastewater will be filtered and recycled to ensure the zero waste output principle directed by this project.

3D Printing will be vital for the construction of Neo Gaia, as it will aid in manufacturing a range of different components, from the solar panels to the central building’s the glass dome. Additionally, the technology will be used for catering by creating complex meals, made out of the organic produce, grown on-site.

The central building is sectioned into quarters: a communal garden, two shopping areas, and a social floor, with a large core chamber; that allows natural light, from the glass dome, to flow throughout the facility and a mighty oak tree, located on the lowest floor. All rock and dirt removed from the earth are later repurposed to insulate the roofs of the buildings. The natural roofing provides a foundation for grass to be planted on and take over, further insulation and strengthening the facilities.

Customers and visitors must walk, or cycle to their Neo Gaia, as all vehicles are inhibited on-site. This is imperative to encourage a healthy sustainable behaviour change within the citizens of the new, green world. The paths, leading to the facility, will be made out of recycled cement and plastic waste and will be lit up by street lights, dotted around in important areas. The street lights are powered by solar energy: They will generate a charge of energy throughout the day, which will be used to power the lights when the daylight begins to fade.

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CONCEPTUAL VISUALISATION OF THE EXTERIOR

CONCEPTUAL VISUALISATION OF THE INTERIOR

Overall Dimensions:

THE HUB

The facility complex covers an area of 72 acres and its perimeter has a radius of 310 metres.

The Hub is 100 metres wide and has a height of 30 metres, including the glass dome, which is 10 metres tall.

COMMUNAL GARDEN

GREENHOUSE

FIRST SHOPPING AREA

Each street lamp is 4 metres tall, reflecting one of the average heights of modern street lights

SECOND SHOPPING AREA AND CHECKOUT

Each greenhouse has a length of 212 metres, a maximum width of 148 metres and a height of 20 metres.

SOCIAL HUB

The path has a width of 8 metres.

TECHNOLOGY 3D PRINTING An emerging technology that has been reaching new heights every year.

3D printers can manufacture more complex products, at faster rates, out of materials other than plastics, such as metal and ceramics.

One of the main advancements that have improved the 3D printing industry is using light-sensitive resin and a laser, which results in manufacturing rates increasing by up to 100 times than current market resin printers.

In 2016, the first-ever, fully functioning, 3D printed concrete bridge for pedestrian use was developed in Spain, at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia.

Then in 2018, an Amsterdam 3D printing firm, MX3D, developed and printed a bridge out of stainless steel.

In 2012, a company called Natural Machines developed one of the first 3D food printers, that primarily produced sweets and savoury snacks.

RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURES AND PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC COMPLEX MEALS

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SOLAR PANELS

A trending green energy production method that is becoming more efficient than most fossil fuel energy production methods.

The average publically available silicon solar panels efficiency for light energy conversion has increased from 11% in 1990 to 18% as of 2018.

A Swiss company that specialises in solar panels, Insolight, has reported that it has been able to a develop a model that has been able to reach an efficiency of 29%, by using concentrating light lenses.

Oxford PV has been able to reach 28% efficiency using a material called perovskite to make solar cells. Perovskite is in early development but has the potential to make solar panels lower cost and more efficient. However, currently, they require gold, have a short life span, can make solar cells that are too small for panels manufacture, and it is harmful for the environment due to toxic substances released when the material breaks down and the solar cells uses lead. Solutions for these issues are currently being researched.

GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS

GMOs has existed ever since man began to breed plants and animals to obtain desired characteristics, such as bigger fruits, animal breeds with certain functions, fighting pests and diseases. All these modifications were used to help improve the lifestyle and overall life of the individual.

3D PRINTING SOLAR PANELS GMOs

A new method of genetically modifying organisms has emerged in the past decade, known as CRISPR, which utilises genome editing to introduce non-native genes into organisms of all kinds, so that we can give organisms a characteristic that is featured from another organism.

For example, CRISPR has been used to ‘turn off’ the genes that create caffeine within coffee beans to grow decaf coffee beans. Decaffeinating coffee beans usually is an expensive and lengthy process, which can be completely cut by using CRISPR. CRISPR and future GMO techniques could be further developed to aid in the growth of plants in all areas.

PERFECT 100% EFFICIENT SOLAR POWER

GROWING A WIDE RANGE OF HIGH QUALITY CROPS AT A FAST RATE

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2020

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2080

Worst US wildfires recorded burning more 8 million acres on the West coast.

Record-breaking droughts are common in the tropics.

3D printing becomes advanced enough to cause the majority of high street shops to permanently shut down.

Pioneering geoengineering plans to counteract Climate Change are devised.

3D printable solar panels are developed for industrial use.

Category 10 hurricanes become a monthly threat.

The year with no winter.

Geoengineering plans are initiated.

Population reaches 9.7 billion.

Average global temperatures drop to 1.5°C. Annual crop yield has drastically decreased.

2020

2030

2040

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2060

Unnamed terrorist group sabotages the geoengineering project.

Temperatures rapidly increase up to 2.5°C, due to termination shock and no advances in sustainability have been made.

2070

The world ravaged by natural disasters and resource wars.

Lifenet and “Utopian societies” developed in western countries to hide the dying world from the masses.

A VISION OF A DYSTOPIAN FUTURE, SOLVED BY THE FUTURE OF FARMING AND RETAIL - BY LUKE COLLINS

2080

Rapid development into green energy productions as fossil fuel deposits nearly depleted.

Population reaches 10 billion.

The “Utopian societies” collapse and plans to revert the effects of Climate Change begin.

Q14148544 - BA (HONS) PRODUCT DESIGN - DESIGN FUTURES - SOLENT UNIVERSIT Y

2090

Humanity has restored the CO2 atmospheric levels and nullified the effects of climate change, and nature slowly returns. Neo Gaia is fully operational on every continent, providing a friendly community and sustainable fresh produce to billions of people.

KARAKTÄR FURNITURE

A set of reactionary, adjustable furniture made out of affordable and sustainable plywood. Designed to fit within homes with limited space. The products allow the user to access a dining table, a small office table and shelving that can be easily put away, freeing up important space when no longer needed. The design utilises an personfied aesthetic for a unique and appealling form, adding ‘character’ the user’s home.

LIVE COMPETITION

CARBON FOOTPRINT COMPANION

The final visualisation of my Household Carbon Footprint Tracker device from my dissertation: Encouraging Individuals to reduce their Carbon Footprint and improve Carbon Emission awareness by utilising Emotional Design and Design Behaviour Change techniques.

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT

Created in Fusion 360. Rendered with Solidworks Visualise.

Accompanying Plug Sandwich Device for plugging in appliances and tracking their energy usage.

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DANGLE BOB

DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURE

A favourite and passion project of mine. A product designed with the aim of getting it into the Solent University’s student shop, called Reso.

Dangle Bob is a plant holder that uses a weighted see-saw mechanism to allow the user to effortlessly water their plant, by bobbing the pod into the water bowl and then release it. The pod is raised up and lets excess water to drain, preventing overwatering.

Utilises a modernist aesthetic to allow it to blend in the average household.

AutoCAD was used to create 1:1 drawings of the product’s components in preparation for laser cutting prototypes out of MDF .

HP CAST

DESIGN FOR INDUSTRY

A portable projector system, solution for a brief by HP. Designed to present your idea, anytime, anywhere. Small enough to fit in a backpack and folds out to create a functional set up. The product is comprised of two miniature projectors and two collapsible projector screens that cooperate together to create a large, high definition image.

CAST The HP Cast.

A Portable Projector Unit that allows you to show off your work whenever, wherever. From videos to photos, masterpieces to concepts.

Summon upon a dual screen setup, connect your device of your choice to the Cast using wireless connection (via Bluetooth) or wi wired connection (HDMI or USB 3.0) and project two displays or sync the Cast to display one large display.

Or remove the Projectors (Eyes) and project your desired display onto a blank surface to the scale that suits You.

Created using Solidworks.

Use the Cast as your travelling workstation or presentation companion, as a result of it is travel-friendly size with a rechargable battery that rivals laptops.

Rendered in Visualise.

Edited using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

3 x 3.5mm audio jack 3 x USB 3.0 Main Charger Port

Hub

Conductive Connection Points

Touchscreen User Interface with 6 easy to use applications: 1. Volume 2. Brightness 3. Change Channel 4. Settings 5. Battery 6. Power

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61.00

8 ITEM PART NO. NUMBER 1 Base 2 Tray

1

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DEBURR AND BREAK SHARP EDGES

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DRAWN CHK'D APPV'D MFG Q.A

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SOLIDWORKS Educational Product. For Instructional Use Only.

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REVISION

HP CAST EYE GA 024

A3

A

A

235 PART NUMBER Base Tray

DWG NO.

QTY.

003 004

1 1

3

Battery Plate

4

Charger Insert Plate

5

Fan Support

007

1

6

Battery

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005

1

006

70.89

1 1

7

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1

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Chassis Screen Bar Screen Pivot Screen Frame Motor Screen Fan Hinge

010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017

1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Led Power Button Screen Button Handle Screen Brace Front Vent Back Vent Brace bolt

018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2

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L.COLLINS

CHK'D APPV'D

REVISION

A

HP CAST HUB GENERAL ASSEMBLY

MFG Q.A

SHEET 1 OF 1

1

DEBURR AND BREAK SHARP EDGES

FINISH:

SIGNATURE

6

SOLIDWORKS Educational Product. For Instructional Use Only.

5

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DWG NO.

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A3

001 SHEET 1 OF 1

1

AMAZON ECHO CRADLE

DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURE Designing a minmalistic cradle for the Amazon Echo device to raise its position and allows for a greater audio range within the room. The product’s reduced form allows it fit in any small space with ease.

A SAMPLE OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 8

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D

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D

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C

C

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3 4

2

E

5

120.00

1

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138.83

B

B ITEM NO.

A

PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

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1

CHASSIS

DWG 003

1

DRAWN

2

LEFT WING INNER

DWG 004

1

APPV'D

3

RIGHT WING INNER

DWG 005

1

4

RIGHT WING OUTER

DWG 006

1

5

8

LEFT WING OUTER

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DWG 007

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DATE

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DEBURR AND BREAK SHARP EDGES

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DO NOT SCALE DRAWING

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TITLE:

GA DRAWING

DRAWN

EXPLODED VIEW

CHK'D APPV'D MFG

MFG Q.A

B

REVISION

TITLE:

CHK'D

1

6

SOLIDWORKS Educational Product. For Instructional Use Only.

DEBURR AND BREAK SHARP EDGES

FINISH:

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002

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SOLIDWORKS Educational Product. For Instructional Use Only.

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DWG NO.

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001

A3 SHEET 1 OF 1

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A

TROPICAW HEADPHONES A tropical, parrot-based headphones designed to fit 95th percentile and 5th percentile users, by implementing adjustability into the head band and ear cups.

A SAMPLE OF ANTHROPOMETRICS AND MODEL-MAKING

5th Percentile Female

95th Percentile Male

Final Model of the Headphones

HUMAN FACTORS

INTERACTIVE DISPLAY An introduction to freelancing product design. I worked with a manager at a local wildlife centre, the graphic students and my product design course to create a range of interactive displays. These displays will encourage visitors, in particular, children, to learn about nature through gamification. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, the project ended abruptly and only the base designs were made. The manufacture and graphic stage could not be continued.

I developed an interactive display that would allow visitors to complete puzzle by aligning the linked tiles, which they can find answers / clues for around the room.

HAWTHORNE WILDLIFE CENTRE

BAMBENTO

MATERIALS AND SUSTAINABILITY

Exploring sustainability when comes to a kitchen / food based product. I used a materials software package, called CES, to find the best suitable materials for a lunch box and additional accessories, that allows it to be both functional and sustainable.

INTERESTED? CONTACT ME 07539 084897 - Luke.collins295@gmail.com - www.linkedin.com/in/ltcollinsdesign/