An installation in the Pittsburgh International Airport that provides a unique lighting experience. Using a simple, linear lighting scheme, we crafted a dynamic animation inside the flight lines along the Terrazzo floor.

I observed the usability of a cooking spoon and re-designed the spoon's handle in a way that the user would be able to more comfortably access its different applications.

The purpose of my project was to replicate the more comfortable feeling of drinking out of a bottle for users, particularly for canned beverages, such as beer or soft drinks. The design of the project also serves to protect canned drinks from potential spillage.

I created a dual functional tea bag holder. The tea bag holder attaches to the lip of the cup and allows the tea bag not to fall in by having the string of the bag wrap around the holder. The second functionality of this product is that it can rest on the table allowing the user to place their teabag on top of the holder. This cute and functional tea bag holder can be used for various tea bag sizes and comes in a variety of colors.

The goal of this project was to build experience heat forming acrylic, specifically learning to work with curves in more than one axis.

The goal of this project was to make a sleeve which added functionality to the water bottle. Making the user (me) less likely to forget it and drink water more often.

A nautical-themed tidal clock based on the NYC area. Not only does it track time but high and low tide as well.

These two objects were created for the culmination of the Digital Tooling mini as a tool for and demonstration of photogrammetry.

We constructed a wearable device that can attach to a backpack or bag and notifies the user when they have been exposed to too much UV radiation.