Sky garden
Sky garden
Slat chair - interchange legs
WOMEN¡¦S XC MOUNTAINBIKE - In 2005, the VOLVO SportsDesign AWARD was announced by ispo and VOLVO to honor the outstanding innovative product and design developments within the sports industry. As a group Jay, Seung-Ly and I researched and interviewed female bikers about mountain bike design features that needed to be improved. We bypassed cosmetic appearances and overall look entirely, and aimed for the area usually reserved for men - the guts of the machine. The result is a high performance women¡¦s mountain bike made from reinforced carbon fiber material, with a cavity that houses rear suspension components such as the shocks and springs. The seat post can be adjusted by length and degree of tilt (within 30 degrees) to assist riders with finding the best sitting positions when riding in different terrains. The chain drive has been replaced with a shaft drive, which also helps to keep pants free of oil stains. Furthermore, carbon fiber splashguards have been added so that the spraying of mud onto the rider¡¦s clothing remains at a minimum. Finally, an integrated headlight and taillight system has been added to meet a rider¡¦s safety needs.
coffee table set
IWB- benchmark project
IWB-benchmark project
Muji - corner lamp
laser cut stacking coffee table
Bombay sapphire - martini glass
OH Vase
City Lighting - The need for Toronto to start conserving its energy output becomes priority. Toronto is implementing measures to reduce lighting. As a team Andy Lau, Bill Qiu, Daven Wong, Herman Lau and I redesign the lighting facilities in Baycrest Park. The antiquated and distant lighting standard currently in place in Baycrest Park is inadequate for the changing environment not only that, due to circumstances and the community¡¦s safety needs, the existing lighting is simply insufficient. To replace this antiquated system comes a brand new system that reacts to the walkers in the park. In other words, make the path interactive, and thus giving the walker a sense of security as if the park is talking back to the walker acknowledging the walker¡¦s presence. It works by motion sensors that detects movement near the light, and thus reacts to the user; the light gets brighter gradually in order to welcome the user towards that particular light pole. This dimming system saves the city energy bill because it¡¦d only activate whenever it is needed. The LED used in this project is also more energy efficient and gives off a cleaner brighter light. This system also identify anyone who happens to have been in the park for too long by changing the lights¡¦ color to another color to identify potential groups who maybe preying on walker bys.
BrSi - Bel-Air Project
BrSi - Bel-Air Project
Energy Saving Fridge
Magna - clek
gLike
Portfolio-3D
Rita Lam
Industrial Designer & 3D Artist Toronto, Canada