2012 SMA Presentation | Haley Toelle

Representing California College of the Arts, Haley claimed top honors for the Western District at IDSA’s Seattle conference this spring. In the video below, she presents three projects including an ice pack fit for urban athletes, the Shift bag and a system to enable street vendors to hawk their wares affordably, legally, safely, sustainably and artistically.

Run time: 8:03

IDSA’s Student Merit Awards are sponsored by Keyshot.




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Submitted by tadkins on October 3, 2012 - 5:27pm

Peapod Home Ultrasound System for Philips

Some women face complications during pregnancy that force them to make frequent hospital visits for ultrasound testing. The Peapod Home Ultrasound System is a prescription-based product that alleviates any accompanying anxieties by communicating data to doctors and qualified technicians around the clock from the comfort of the mother’s own home.

Credits: Gregory H. Schultz of California College of the Arts
Contact: Gregory Schultz: greg@gregschultz.me

 

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Haley Toelle

2012 SMA | Haley Toelle | California College of the Arts

WATCH VIDEO OF HALEY'S PRESENTATION.

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Submitted by tadkins on June 14, 2012 - 7:06pm

Bucky vs the Victorians

Bucky vs the Victorians: The Application of Scripting to Form Development in ID

Colin Owen, IDSA, California College of the Arts

Abstract

This text will use the lens of two historical precedents to evaluate one contemporary design tool.
By looking at modern day scripting through the differential values purported by the Victorians and
Buckminster Fuller, we can examine the state, role, and future of form manipulation in product
design today.

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Gabriel Lamb

2008 Western District Student Merit Winner

After being born in Durango, CO, Gabriel Lamb embarked on an odyssey that has taken him to Australia, Brazil, Italy and South Africa. While traveling in Brazil at age 15, he had an “A-Ha” moment that presaged a career in ID.

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Submitted by tadkins on March 12, 2010 - 1:24pm

Soyun Kim

2007 Western District Student Merit Winner

Design may or may not be a laughing matter, but when Soyun Kim sees bad design, the experience for her is just not funny. “Sometimes I see an object make a user uncomfortable, like a bad joke,” she said.

Kim is a natural problem solver who took an interest in design at an early age. “I found I was sometimes bothered by poorly designed objects and I often wondered, ‘Why can't this be different?’”

Naturally, that led Kim to focus on product design and fostered a keen interest in the user experience. 

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