Product Design

Thursday, 4 June 2009

Office Furniture

This portable office furniture was designed to be situated in an office break out zone. The inspiration was from a Badminton Net, and is easy to assemble. It is lightweight, so is easy to transport around. The main objective of this subtle divide is to act as a psychological barrier, rather than a physical block-out. The principal is to partially block out distractions with minimal material.


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I am currently studying BSc in Product Design at University of East London. Prior to studying here I have received A Foundation Diploma, Avce and various GCSEs. My academic achievements include exhibitions at University of East London, a Live project with Inflame LTD, Water Project submitted for D&AD national student competition, Live Project with Albany Washrooms, Lighting Project submitted for Lighting Assocation.In addition. I have had work experience with two Graphic Design companies in 2004, aiding them to design posters for publicity events, using computer software to manipulate images. Voluntary Secretarial work for Leigh-on-Sea Cricket Club. Ensuring that 6 teams are selected every week, posting the team sheet, making sure everyone is aware of where they are playing and contacting replacements, holding the weekly selection meetings. Pets at Home. I have progressed to a Senior member of staff. My roles include, maintaining high standard of work and customer service, assisting managerial problems, dual merchandising, working well within a team.
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