Exploring Design
Join me in exploring the world of design: looking into the features that make up good design; delving into the work of well know designers and the things I’ve taken inspiration from.
D/T Studies
Reflections on weekly lectures and my key take aways from each.
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Read more: Week 4 – Ben Craven
Week 4 – Ben Craven
A reflection on Ben Cravens lecture on Sustainability.
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Read more: Development of the TENS Machine
Development of the TENS Machine
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Simulation or TENS Machines have come a long way since the first one which was developed by Dr C. Norman Shealy in the 1970s. I first came across the TENS machine in 2023 during a period of intense pain caused by endometriosis and have been fascinated by the science ever since. The…
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Read more: Week 2 – Documentary
Week 2 – Documentary
Dieter Rams: Principles of Good Design Good design is as little design as possible. What does this really mean?
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Read more: Life Saving Design
Life Saving Design
If asked would you be able to instantly name life saving engineered solutions? We overlook the profound impact that design can have on people’s lives and well-being. Engineering has significantly transformed surgery, diabetes management, and even life expectancy. But, how? Through the development of life saving equipment patients vitals can be monitored from afar, diagnoses…
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Read more: Week 1 – Craig Whittet
Week 1 – Craig Whittet
file to file. Skills, tradition and heritage, what are you willing to pay for it? Reflections on an insightful lecture from Craig.
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Read more: Is the World Designed for Women?
Is the World Designed for Women?
A question I’ve puzzled over since my first year at university. A compelling question that I think I’ve always know the answer to. At first glance, you might be tempted to say that of course the world is designed for women, just look at all the products and services that are provided for them. However,…
4–6 minutes
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