studio archive
An ongoing collection of studies, experiments, and processes that underpin my design practice.
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problem
The Studio Archive brings together projects developed alongside my core work, including human-centred design investigations, sustainability-led experiments, and material studies. Rather than resolved products, these pieces function as tools for learning, testing, and reflection.
solution
The archive brings together process-led work, from the HCD project exploring user behaviour and spatial needs to the Paper Tree sustainability project investigating circular material systems. Workshop experiments and visual documentation capture moments of making and iteration, forming a living record of my practice in progress and reflecting a commitment to curiosity, sustainability, and continuous refinement.
Tethr - MillerKnoll study spaces
A human-centred design project commissioned by Herman Miller (MillerKnoll), exploring individual and shared learning within university café spaces.
Developed through user observation, interviews, and iterative prototyping, the project investigated how students adapt café environments for focused and collaborative work.
Insights around noise, personal space, bag storage, and access to power informed a portable desk divider concept that supports solo and social study. The outcome was pitched to Herman Miller, positioning furniture as a responsive tool shaped directly by user behaviour.
Tree⁴
A paper-based decorative object designed to regenerate after use.
Developed in response to a paper decoration brief, Tree⁴ is made from recycled paper pulped and combined with flour, then stabilised with vinegar before being pressed into the form of a Christmas tree. Scots pine seeds are embedded within the material, allowing the object to be planted after use and transform from decoration into new growth. The project reframes seasonal decoration as a regenerative act, linking material reuse, ritual, and ecological responsibility.
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