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Infant Phototherapy Incubator for the Developing World. | JACK SPADE Tyvek Bags | ||||
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Green Felt. This jacket is wired with conductive thread, a solar cell, Lilypad heat sensor, and Lilypad Arduino. When the jacket encounters the environment, the temperature sensor reads the ambient temperature outdoors, and lights up a certain amount of LEDs based on how warm or cold it is outside. |
Bent aluminum, polystyrene, leds. This low price point infant phototherapy device was designed to treat neonatal jaundice in vietnam's rural clinics and district hospitals. The project was supported by the MIT Sloan School of Management and Design that Matters in Cambridge, MA. This device has been featured in Forbes, BusinessWire, CNBC, and MIT News “Making Progress in Product Design at MIT: How a mashup of disciplines builds genius—and really cool stuff” 5/19/2010. Finalist in the Cooper Hewitt National Design Awards Corporate and Instutional Achievement Category 2010. |
Tyvek, graph paper cotton lining, webbing. As a Jack Spade intern In the summer of 2009, I designed four bags for the summer 2010 collection. Of the four bags sampled, two made it to stores in the spring of 2010. |
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Woven Vinyl Backpack. | Gap + RISD Sweater Collaboration. | Swarovski Crystal Duffel | RTA Bamboo Chair. | ||||||
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Vinyl, Sunbrella and black webbing. The laser cut lace pattern was designed using Adobe Illustrator and .dxf files after scanning in vintage lace and playing with scaling. 23" x 12" diameter. |
Vinyl, Sunbrella and black webbing. A backpack made with minimal hardware. 17" x 11" x 4" |
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Jersey knit blend and tuelle. 2 modified Gap spring 2009 cardigans sold at the Gap Flagship store on 5th Aveneue in New York City. Women's size small. |
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Solid Swarovski Crystal Mesh and Monofilament. A hand sewn Swarovski crystal bag featured on www.notcot.org and at the RISD Expose (November 2009). 17" x 10" x 8" |
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Bamboo and Silk Cord. A bent laminated bamboo chair.28" x 19" x 16" |
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| Folded Tin Objects. | Stitched Paper Lamp. | Giraffe Boots. | ||||
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Tin Sheet. Tin is a highly limiting and unforgiving material that also provides an interesting design challenge. As a result, the Tin Portal and Tin Hexagons were designed created with machine and material constrains in mind. Machines used to execute this design include the finger break, jump shear and angle notcher. Both objects are made without the use of any welding or adheasives. Both pieces are hand held objects. |
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An old book, and thread. The lampshade above was created entirely out of stitched circles of paper. 12" x 12" x 12" |
Old leather bag, faux giraffe fur, and satin ribbon. A pair of leather boots was created from the leather bag above. Women's size 38. |
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Recycled Sailcloth Bags. |
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Recycled sailcloth, recycled webbing and hardware from life jackets, and recycled main sheets. Recycled sailcloth bags were originally designed to raise money for America's first non-profit boathouse in Boston, MA. 23" x18" x 5" |
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