Lifted Flatware
2009
Lifted Flatware allows utensils to be set down without contamination or staining of surfaces.
Fields
Product Design, Industrial Design
- Lifted Flatware allows utensils to be set down without contamination or staining of surfaces.
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Some recent work I've done with City Decks Inc., a Philadelphia-based company focusing on outdoor living spaces. We design and build custom backyards, rooftop decks, and patios.Carpentry, Urbanism2011 -
I've been an Industrial Designer for Shift_Design since July 2010. We offer clean, modern, environmentally attuned products for outdoor spaces. Our products are manufactured locally from stainless steel and are recyclable. To see more please visit www.shiftspacedesign.comProduct Design, Industrial Design2011 -
A well-rounded package design for beer, in which all aspects of the product become musical instruments.Packaging, Product Design, Industrial Design2010 -
A cart designed to save space and make daily operations easier on city farms. It can be used from planting to harvesting to selling by putting on or taking off the carts different attachments, which include baskets, tool racks, shelving, seating, a canopy and more.Industrial Design, Product Design, Urbanism2009 -
A lightweight stackable stool made from cherry wood veneer. This was the result of a study done on bent forms and the process of bending plywood.Furniture Design, Industrial Design2010 -
Giving new meaning to the term tree-hugger this shelter relies on the existing natural environment to help form its support, without harming the tree in any way. It can be hung from any obtainable height to keep you and your gear off the ground. The removable canopy protects from rain and provides privacy.Industrial Design, Product Design2007 -
Created from the discarded card catalogue system at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. These lights were made for the newly furnished library by using the template for the IQ light by Danish designer Holger Strøm.Interior Design, Lighting Design2009 -
Tuned Gig Buckets highlight the musical affordances of the 5 gallon bucket. These often used and abused containers have been redesigned physically and graphically to turn it into a legitimate percussion instrument.Interaction Design, Music, Packaging2010 -
City Grass is a project that focuses on the ritual of relaxation, specifically in outdoor areas such as parks. Many parts of cities do not have places for people to take a break in a natural setting, we intervened by designing a "mini-park" that allows people to relax in the grass while amongst a world of steel and concrete.Furniture Design, Industrial Design2009 -
Artful craftinessCrafts, Fine Arts, Sculpting2012 -
Oil, Acrylic, Charcoal, etc.Fine Arts, Painting2012