Experimental Design
curiositycounts:

Designer Steve Shanabruch is making typographic logos for every Chicago neighborhood. In the vein of the CitID project.  (via)

curiositycounts:

Designer Steve Shanabruch is making typographic logos for every Chicago neighborhood. In the vein of the CitID project.  (via)

staceythinx:

thomforsyth:

MORPH CHANDELIER | Alicja Wasielewska

Wasielewska on her project:

Morph`s funcion is to create specyfic and unique atmosphere of intiminity. As a tool of visualisation generate emotion and stimulate imagination. My work concerns the transformation from the natural form to inspirational structures which, from a mathematical perspective, retain the essence of the original, but are represented in terms of the 3 dimensional crochet pattern used as the main structure for the chandelier. The chandelier demonstrates the inspirational transformational elements, and reinterprets the traditional method of making chandeliers in an unconventional and unusual way. The innovation of using the traditional element of crochet in the design is combined with the use of the new fibre optic technology to form structure and provide the light source.

Moving onto thesis…

Up to this point I have been posting work that I have done in my Media and communications class. Moving forward, I will be focusing on my thesis. I will continue exploring Deconstructive Destruction through ways of surrealism, testing different experiments in design and researching various designers, artists and buildings.

Here is a link to my magazine for my final outcome so far from this class. 

architecture for the fish… i like

interesting.. 

parametricworld:

Swarmy (processing + grasshopper + weaverBird)

this is quite amazing.

via M.E. Design Magazine

Super cool… cant wait to learn parametric design
point25:

Technicolor Bloom, Vienna 2007.Brennan Buck
Software: MayaMaterials: 5mm plywood, paint, plastic zip tiesFabrication: 2 1/2 - axis CNC cutter

Super cool… cant wait to learn parametric design

point25:

Technicolor Bloom, Vienna 2007.
Brennan Buck

Software: Maya
Materials: 5mm plywood, paint, plastic zip ties
Fabrication: 2 1/2 - axis CNC cutter

Here is my final board.. it is the outcome experience that I tried to create by emerging a new environment with the existing. 

Here is my final board.. it is the outcome experience that I tried to create by emerging a new environment with the existing.