Product Design Portfolio - Year 2

SCP

The Boxed Collection live project was launched in 2009 by SCP, a manufacturer and retailer of modern furniture based in London. The aim of the brief was to create a product small enough to be packaged into a box, that customers can purchase in store.

The response to this brief is an ash wood sidetable with storage.

Dado joints will be used as part of the construction process, reinforced with screws. The dado is a groove cut across the width of one board to accept the end of another. This method gives a cleaner and more formal appearance.

Keyshot renders and 1:5 model prototyping

Marble Run This group project was designed to encourage the use of CAD as the design industry relies heavily upon being able to use CAD models and technical drawings. The project centred around creating a marble run from three different materials - MDF, bluefoam and 3D printing.

Upcycled Light The task was to design and make original lighting out of waste materials. As designers we were challenged to think of rubbish not as worthless, but as a rich resource of unexplored opportunity.

Inspiration Sketches of ‘Lamps and Experimental Forms’ designed and made by Yasuhiro Suzuki (UK, 2014)

The Samma Living in Small Spaces The brief was to design a living space / products for the young, mobile, urban dweller of the 21st century. The living space is limited to 15 square meters. You must also select a specific design challenge and develop an innovative product / solution in response to this need. Of the three challenges I chose entertainment - user lives alone and enjoys hosting gatherings of 4 - 6 people within their home

A divider screen to improve the h

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home dining experience

Consumer Profile

Fitted with soft felted panels

Openings to store small items

Circular window to avoid feeling enclosed

Foldable

Available in a range of colours

Brand Extension: Uber

Through focused primary and secondary research, design and develop an innovative, complementary product for one of the following brands: Mini, Nest, Havaianas or Uber. Consideration of new consumer behaviours, potential markets and brand impact is essential.

In collaboration with Forpeople.

Product Inspiration Board

Uber Bouncer Bag Content

Every Uber Bouncer carries the following supplies:

My Design Brief - Texture as a Marketing Tool Statement: Design a product/service that depends on texture to create a positive user experience Specification:

PDP

Personal Design Project - Using the findings from your Personal Design Project part one you are now tasked to develop your chosen subject area into a final outcome. You must utilise the skills learnt from past projects to produce a well developed product.

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Must encourage physical interaction Must utilise the sense of touch Must be easy and intuitive to use Must have a positive influence on the user Must communicate its purpose through its form or texture (visual perception)

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Could be the redesign of a current product Could include a packaging design Could include a supporting advertising campaign Could be purely decorative Could use sustainable materials

My final product concept will be inspired by perfume bottles that are designed with an experimental rather than literal form.

They are designed with artistic influence, making them precious items.

My aim is to imitate this perceived value by using intricate texture and form of the decorative bottles as a marketing tool to sell the product.

Consumer Profile: Contemporary couples Middle aged and older Upper middle class Upper class Art conscious

Personal Projects Instagram: @tojo.visuals Email: toniojo15@gmail.com