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Furniture Design Exhibition Seattle - Western ID graduates 2022 - part 2

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Chair, ottoman, and side table of aluminum and wood by Keaton LoCicero. The industrial design class of Western Washington University 2022 exhibited their final chair design prototypes at HenryBuilt in Seattle, WA, USA. June 10.  A one night only exhibition. Keaton spent hours polishing the interior surfaces of the aluminum. sketch models by Keaton LoCicero Chair and side table by Wylie Jacoy. Rocking chair of aluminum and woven fabric by Adele Houston.  An aluminum vase by Adele Houston Chair and ottoman design by Lili Heim. Constructed of bent polycarbonate and aluminum. Chair, ottoman, and side table design by Asaki Nelson. Constructed of CNC plywood. process photos and artifacts. Display posters Chair design by Matthew Seeman. detail. Constructed of cast aluminum and wood. All photos by Jason Morris. Please attribute the designer if re-posting. Follow Western Industrial Design program on Instagram:  wwu id (@wwuid) • Instagram photos and videos Join our ID program:...

Furniture Design Exhibition - Western ID graduates 2022 - part 1

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  Chair and ottoman design by Kelsey Leppek 2022 The industrial design class of Western Washington University 2022 exhibited their final chair design prototypes at HenryBuilt in Seattle, WA, USA. June 10.  A one night only exhibition. This set was made with bent steel tubing and fabric cushions. It was a packed crowd at the first graduate exhibition for WWU ID since 2019. Side chair by Brianna Brown 2022. Bent plywood connection detail. Brianna Brown. Bent plywood chair by Rafer Stromme. The two plywood forms are connected with a cast aluminum form. Transformable furniture design by Trinity Montgomery 2022. By changing the orientation and tying the braided rope this piece converts to various forms. Arm chair and side table by Dylan Willis 2022. This chair is made from aluminum sheet, cushions, and bolted together. It can be disassembled and packaged flat. Lounge chair of bent steel and felt by Bo Baird 2022. Each piece of felt strip was hand cut and connected with brass fasten...

New Designs Tackle the Classic Chaise Lounge

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by Carson Massie This past senior exhibition for the Western Washington University Industrial Design graduates at TEAGUE in Seattle, displayed a dozen new designs of chaise lounges.  Each was a full size structural prototype created in real materials. design in Aluminum, fabric and wood by Scott Broberg by Melina Edgerton  The project spanned 9 months from conception to exhibition under the direction of Prof. Del King, former CEO of TEAGUE. by Nick Hanlon  In carbon fiber and space frame structure by Jonathan Mayfield by Leon Wolfendale in carbon fiber and aluminum, by Kirk Turner  The exhibition occurred in June 2014. All photos by Jason Morris.

Walter D. Teague Exhibition in Vermont

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The exhibit was curated by granddaughter Allison Teague.  I was privileged to be able to attend and speak at the Walter Dorwin Teague exhibition opening in Waitsfield Vermont on June 1st.  The show "His Life, Work and Influence" was curated by his granddaughter Allison Teague and runs through August 31st, 2012. The Madsonian museum is a year old now and was founded by architect David Sellers. A drafting desk of Walter's son, R. Lewis Teague, from the original WDTA New York office.  I was excited to find some items that I've never seen and some that I didn't know existed anymore.  Such as this beautiful drafting desk from the WDTA office in New York.  It's likely from the 1930's and was kept by son R. Lewis Teague. The stylish Kodak Bantam Special (1936-48) was on display. A large assortment of Teague designed cameras with their packaging. Glassware, illustrations, photos, historical timeline and W. D. Teague's teenage diary! ...

WWU ID Senior Exhibition June 3rd

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Senior Industrial Design proudly presents, Vessels A Libatious Design Exhibition Presented June 3rd at 6PM by Western Washington University at Mithun Architects, 1201 Alaskan Way, #200, Seattle, Wa.