2025 Honours

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BIOBUOY

Minjun Minty Jo

The design draws inspiration from natural systems such as red mangrove propagules and barnacles to inform both the form and function of the buoy, focusing on hydrodynamic efficiency, durability, and the potential for guided recovery.

PolyTexx Fasteners

Louis Parks

Using pellet-based additive manufacturing and PolyTexx recycled materials, this project develops fully recyclable garment fasteners that eliminate disassembly, enabling a circular system through BlockTexx’s S.O.F.T recycling process.

Developing Histories

Lucy Dawson

By co-designing homewares that reflect personal photographs and memories, a meaningful bond with the product is formed even before it is produced, helping to reduce over-consumptive behaviours.

Make it stand out

Zoe Newton

The issue of inadequate waste education standards has failed to equip the next generation with effective tools to combat this decline.

Pyron

Rohan Sivanathan

The project investigates the hospital inpatient’s consumption experience, to address the issues of patient consumption, patient nutrition information and patient mood, through a product redesign.

Swytch - Modular Keyboard System

Yasar Tahif Uyguntemur

The design prioritises modularity as a means of extending product lifespan. Individual components are designed to be easily removed, replaced, or upgraded without specialised tools, reducing the need for full device replacement.

Reframing Menopause

Eliza Hayman

This work contributes to the design and health space by demonstrating how design techniques can be employed within underexplored health contexts to create more accessible, human-centred solutions

Contour Project

Kunaal Chand

Contour Project examines how participatory design, as a framework for developing consumer electronics, can better align with individual needs and core values, thereby encouraging more sustainable, value driven consumption.

Soma - An Intentional Approach to Music Listening

Eddy Zhang

Responding to this shift, this project investigates how design can reintroduce purposeful friction and non-visual interaction into the digital music playback experience.

Make it stand out

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

The issue of inadequate waste education standards has failed to equip the next generation with effective tools to combat this decline.

Ritual

Vincent Chan

The project explores how design can actively reshape these habits by providing intentional storage for the bedtime routine and a calmer, filtered delivery of notifications in the morning.

Heather

Louis Tucker

A circular economy approach will guide the bag’s construction, focusing on waste reduction through pattern design and energy-efficient manufacturing. This will be explored through research questions.

 
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