Select a professional design studio (from the approved list below) that specializes in experiential design. You must conduct research regarding the designer(s), his/her background, training, and body of work that has influenced and impacted the realm of experiential design.
You should document various accomplishments and achievements related to your design studio and how it relates to both static and digital experiential design. Please also select one significant digital project completed by the studio to further examine in a detailed case study.
The case study should analyze the chosen project from beginning to end (research, process, development, completion). Research should be assembled into a final presentation created in InDesign (template to be provided).
Final presentations are scheduled for
Wikipedia is not a reliable source of research and should not be used. You will be asked to cite all sources, so be sure to keep track of all publishing details related to books, articles, journals used in your research.
Objectives:
- Discuss the creative process of your chosen design studio
- Explain the impact and influence within Experiential Design
- Display oral and written communication skills
- Prepare a formal, oral and visual presentation
Grading Criteria:
+ Completion of all points in the study
+ Organization of Materials Presented
+ Depth of Research Quality and Design of Oral/Visual Presentation
Approved Design Studios:
Second Story - Rachl
2x4 (Michael Rock) - Cody
Belle & Wissell
Local Projects
Hyperakt- Marcelino
Poulin & Morris
NBBJ (Studio 07, Sam Stubblefield)
Blue Cadet - Joe
Rockwell Group - Marcelino
Studio Matthews - Rebecca
Kolar Design (Kelly Kolar)
Pentagram (Natasha Jen) - Cydnie
Digital Kitchen- Kayleigh
Gensler - Cameron
Gallagher & Associates
NBNY - Brenda
Materials & Methods (Jeff Grantz) - Alicia
Apologue (Tali Krakowsky) - Graham
Hush Design - Katy
Esi Design - Dominic
Leviathan - Tyler
Cartlidge Levene
Frost Design (Vince Frost)
**Your designer selection must be confirmed with instructor. Only one student per designer (no duplicate presentations)
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