Visit my new website

    After one sleepless night, I managed to finish my website. Visit it through the tabs "home", "work" and "about".
    There you can check my main projects, including the one I did for Philips AVENT. I have plans for uploading new projects in the next weeks.
    I would love to have some feedback.

My website

Since I created this blog, I started to get more interested about the html language so I could improve it's functionality. However, my knowledge of html was really basic, so I decided to really learn it and did a two weeks course about it. As my first exercise, I'm doing my own website. I hope that it will be done by the end of next week.

News

I took this pictures in a trip I did to Miami last month.
    I'm not studying in the Netherlands anymore. After one semester at TU Delft, I found out that their too technical approach to design doesn't fit me and it's not what I'm looking for. It's a pity but now I'm thinking about transfering my master to Elisava in Barcelona or Domus Academy in Milan.
    During this semester at TU Delft, I did two main projects. One with Philips AVENT and another one with TU Delft's robot lab. Soon I'll be posting this two projects.
    For now, I uploaded my new portfólio to the tab work. I still have only four projects but I'll upload more projects this month.

MIT video

                       

MIT Architecture from Paper Fortress on Vimeo.

Almost there

Today my ex boss in London e mailed me this picture with the centrifuge I designed almost ready to get into the market.

This make me so happy!!

Design project- trash basket for "A Hebraica" final part

Here is the prototype of the trash basket designed for "A Hebraica". As you can see, in the prototype I didn't use plybamboo but plywood instead. If produced, plybamboo will be used. The logo was laser engraved.

In the next days I will upload the project to the tab "projects".

Design project - trash basket for "A Hebraica" part 2

So this is the final design for the trash basket.
In this project I designed a trash made to meet the high standarts of the club. So I used high quality materials in a sober way. The basic materials are plybamboo and stainless steel.
Also I included in the project ways to educate the members about the importance of recycling the garbage and the correct way to disposal your garbage.

In the end we decided to make a special version for indoor spaces.

In the next days I will post the prototype.