Touring bicycles aren’t as stripped back as their race equivalent. Grand Touring cars exist to make race cars for the road. This wheelchair follows those principals, make a race wheelchair for ultra long distance use.
This project was primarily a styling exercise, but consideration was given to comfort and performance as equal priorities.
Squibble is a pocketable Braille interface. When paired via bluetooth to a smartphone or computer it allows users with visual impairement to access technology through touch.
Features such as messages, contact lists and GPS can be interacted with through Braille and symbol driven interfaces. It gives the option to use a combination of sight, touch and sound to access your personal information and get the best user experience.
Lamp No.2 is a simple blown glass lamp. It deliberately puts the bulb centre stage, celebrating either new energy saving technology or the iconic form or the original bulb whichever you choose to use.
The glass is suspended on a plain wire support, the weight of the glass keeps it locked in place.
The tower speakers project downwards, using the resonance of the surface they are placed on to improve the mids and lows. This layout also sends the sound out in 360 degrees, letting these compact speakers fill the room with sound.
The Wrecking Ball Lamp is made from reclaimed railway sleepers. This gives the wood character and makes every lamp unique.