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M a n a g i n g d i r e cto r o f M a d e i n B r u n e l a st u d e nt l e d c o l l a b o r at i v e ` p l at f o r m f o c u s e d o n s h o w c a s i n g g o o d d e s ig n f r o m B r u n e l U n i v e r s i t y Lo n d o n
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MADE IN BRUNEL
Directing a team of 6 Managers.Running our Graduate Exhibition in central London holding AN open creativity PoP up on Southbank.Producing 2 Magazines and our graduate show book .Running a 24hr design challengeRepresenting students IN STEERING Brunel's innovation and enterprise
Developing A stronger brand IDENTITY
to bring clarity to a confused history
Only the beginning
Out of the blue
Journeys fuelled by ideas
The colour of innovation
MADE IN BRUNEL
Our ValuesDriven
Enthusiastically striving to make a difference.
AuthenticHonest and genuine, in
everything we do.
Snapshots by Made in Brunel
Pop up shop by Made in Brunel
Workshops by Made in Brunel
Fresh Perspect ives by Made in Brunel
Our Values
by MADE IN BRUNEL
Previous branding had no common ground. No core consistent message. Imagine a tree with no roots or a building with no foundations. We wanted to set values to become these roots from which everything stems. Empowering the brand with depth, making it strong for the future. This enabled
everything we did to have a Made in Brunel core at its heart. Giving meaning back to the brand. In the same way that Snapshots by Chanel would differ from Snapshots by Lego, we ensured that Snapshots by Made in Brunel would convey a deeper brand meaning, that better represents Brunel designers.
InsightfulFinding the missing links
through research.
EmpatheticTo understand who we
design for.
EnergeticBeing excited to do what
we love.
producing tWO magazines snapshots of design at brunel
promoting students work
MADE IN BRUNEL
SNAPSHOTS
Working with a publications team we produced two issues of Snapshots magazine to showcase the work of students throughout the year. The publication involved all years of students
studying at Brunel as well as technicians and staff. This united all students to be involved in the project, encouraging and inciting interest throughout the year.
Producing A 314 pagebook of BRUNEL graduates
TO CO-INSIDE WITH THE SHOW
MADE IN BRUNEL
GRADUATE BOOK
We organised and ran the second annual 24 Hour Design Challenge by Made in Brunel which took place from the 26th to the 27th February. Securing briefs from prestigious organisations such as Rolls-Royce, Sheridan & Co., LEGO, and CHANEL, the event was a huge success.
Streamed live to over 1000 people with commentary and design debates throughout. In twenty-four hours, Brunel Design students tackled 19 briefs from 14 companies. Providing a unique chance to work for high class clients from a wide variety of areas within the design industry.
Running a Four day PopUP with1,650 inspired doodlers
Creating 150m2 of Artwork
MADE IN BRUNEL
The Doodle Café POPUP
We set out to spread the brands reach to a wider creative audience and inspire creative confidence. From the 5th to the 8th of February Made in Brunel hosted The Doodle Café, a pop-up space at London’s Oxo Tower gallery on the South Bank open to all looking to take a break from the riverbank. After
securing funding through Santander, several collaborative sessions were held with Brunel designers to develop a Pop-up experience that represented Made in Brunel, and the designers behind it. The Doodle Café existed over four days with over 1650 visitors well above the expected footfall of the space.
150 designers24hrs of live streamed design14 prestigious organisations
1000 viewers
MADE IN BRUNEL
24 Hour Design Challenge
We organised and ran the second annual 24 Hour Design Challenge by Made in Brunel which took place from the 26th to the 27th February. Securing briefs from prestigious organisations such as Rolls-Royce, Sheridan & Co., LEGO, and CHANEL, the event was a huge success. Streamed live to over 1000
people with commentary and design debates throughout. In twenty-four hours, Brunel Design students tackled 19 briefs from 14 companies. Providing a unique chance to work for high class clients from a wide variety of areas within the design industry.
150 designers4 day exhibition
in Central london
MADE IN BRUNEL
Graduate showcase
The graduate showcase of Made in Brunel is the largest undertaking by the team. The show ran for 4 days in central London and through establishing a large Events team throughout the year, as well as involving all graduates in decision making, the event ran smoothly from set-
up to de-rig. In order to accommodate the largest number of students ever, I reassessed the expenditure of running the show. By utilising Eventbrite’s free registration service, and streamlining other costs additional exhibition space could be rented.
ST I L L TA L K I N GG uy s a n d st t h o m a s ' n h s f o u n d at io n t r u st
GUYS & ST THOMAS
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Extensive 'Hear' Research phase to identify the core needs and stakeholders
GUYS & ST THOMAS
Sticker Sticker Sticker Sticker
SUPER STAR!
Youdid
it!
WELL DONE!
Assesment Review
6amAll day 9am
Prior to clinicPrior to Day After DayAt the Cleft Centre At the Cleft Centre Atfter clinicAt the Evelina Childrens Hospital
Travel to the centre - anywhere up to 4 hours
12:45am12:30am 2:30pm 4:30pm 7:30pm
Assessment VF ReviewVF x-ray Travel home - anywhere up to 4 hours
TOTO has an X-ray !
Story Book + Device Device
Character Familiarisation
TOTO has an X-ray !
Surgeon
Most Least
Power
Surgeon
Patient
Patient
Patient
Speech Therapist
Speech Therapist
Speech Therapist
Radiographer
Parent
Parent
Parent
PatientSpeech TherapistParent
Perceptual Speech Assessment
Start of day
End of Day
Perceptual Speech Assessment Review
Lateral Video Fluoroscopy
Lateral Video FluoroscopyReview
Co-creation with the hospital Extensive User testing
to be implemented in care
GUYS & ST THOMAS
Children’s healthcare often requires procedures to be completed that are difficult, scary or uncomfortable for patients. These factors can sometimes result in overwhelming stress that can impact a young patient’s ability to complete the required treatment. Working with Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust the project has looked at how to reduce these factors through product and experience design.
In aiding with positioning and focusing on paediatric patients whilst undergoing
lateral videofluoroscopic X-rays, patients’ stabilisation has been improved. The product also provides a friendly distraction from the process, improving both the cooperation in younger patients and the overall patient experience.
The solution is tailored to all clinical specialities using paediatric videofluoroscopy, but is also suitable for other clinical procedures, and could be expanded outside of healthcare to everyday situations.
Still talking
Improve the experience of 2 to 12 year old patientsto decrease anxiety and enable capabilityduring XRAYS
GUYS & ST THOMAS
Having a lateral videofluoroscopy x-ray can be a confusing and even a troubling or traumatic process for paediatric patients.
X-rays are conducted as part of a VPI clinic, the day that the patients undertake at the hospital to assess if they require surgery.
Patients travel from across the south of England, from as far as the Isle of White, meaning, in some cases they take a flight to reach the day.
Being such a long process, culminating in having an x-ray in the room shown to the right, leads many patients to be understandably nervous.
Toto has an x-ray therefore aims to reduce fear of this process to aid in compliance and produce more accurate stable x-rays.
Toto
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Future concepts for:
ROWSE HONEY
Touching Messages
The small cloud-connected printer makes the messages of your loved-ones tactile to encourage a more meaningful sentiment than via a text. The form, inspired by the base of an oak tree, includes magnetic hemispheres that allows you to attach the notes to your fridge, where they will be seen regularly; this is reminiscent of displaying the drawings of your children.
ROWSE HONEY
Established in 1938, Tony Rowse had a vision to create products as nature intended them to be: deliciously pure and 100% natural. With a threat from a declining bee population, we looked to take Rowse in a new direction whilst maintaining their pure and natural ethos for a market in 2025. In the next 10 years, as technology becomes more advanced, the act of physical communication may be obsolete. We are more connected
than ever, yet you could go days without actually talking to someone face to face. Families in particular are suffering and in today’s modern fast paced living, are left disconnected and distant. Therefore, the Rowse ‘Together’ range focuses on creating sweet connections and encouraging people to break away from phones, tablets and laptops and instead work and communicate together, bringing unity back into modern day living.
Together
In collaboration with:
Melissa Cameron, Thomas Campion, Adam Coleberd, Ella Meyer, Alex Millington,
ROWSE HONEY
04Improving the accessibility of expressive therapies in order to reduce everyday stress in young professionals.
UNCOVERING UNSPOKEN NEEDS
PLAY IT FORWARD
CONCEPT
STRESSOBSERVATIONS
SECONDARY RESEARCH
Expressive TherapyStress
User Group
STORIES
PRIMARY RESEARCH
InterviewsQuestionnaire
Reporter AppFocus Group
OPPORTUNITIES
INDIVIDUAL DIRECTION
Focal Areas 6
SOLUTIONS
INDIVIDUAL ARTEFACTS
Products 6
( IDEO, 2015)
Meaning of materials
The relationship between the materials, colours and forms and childhood memories.
Creative Confidence
A lack of confidence with regards to creative expression in areas with little practice.
Childhood Memories
Remembering the relaxation of expressive activities and past positive emotion.
Workshop Insights Meaningful Interactions
PLAY IT FORWARD
Young Adults who want to learn or improve at an instrument
Lonely elderly people who know their music from a lifetime of
practice, skills they can pass on.
Matching
PLAY IT FORWARD
Sign-up Choose instrument Match Seniors Choose Times Play together
