Gabriel Tam
MA work
MA work
To be an accomplished vehicle designer in today’s challenging environment, it is imperative that we remain relevant to the world we are designing for. Our creativity should not be bound solely by stylistic design but open to creative innovation and problem solving. The end product should clearly communicate with the end users through appropriate and honest use of material and design.
My degree project ‘Peregrinate’ focuses on creating a new vehicular experience for hotel guest transportation. My concept seeks to enhance and extend the unique designer-hotel experience beyond the realm of traditional architectural structure in an ecological manner.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Vehicle Design, 2010
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Contact
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07735 007796
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To be an accomplished vehicle designer in today’s challenging environment, it is imperative that we remain relevant to the world we are designing for. Our creativity should not be bound solely by stylistic design but open to creative innovation and problem solving. The end product should clearly communicate with the end users through appropriate and honest use of material and design.
My degree project ‘Peregrinate’ focuses on creating a new vehicular experience for hotel guest transportation. My concept seeks to enhance and extend the unique designer-hotel experience beyond the realm of traditional architectural structure in an ecological manner.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Industrial Design, University of New South Wales, Australia, 2004
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Experience
- Research assistant, Design Berto Pandolfo, Sydney, Australia, 2005/6; Designer, NEOZ Lighting, Sydney, Australia, 2005-8; Design internship, SeymourPowell, London, 2009
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Awards
- Product Design, Red Dot Design Award, 2008; Furniture and Lighting, Australian Design Award, Standard Australia, 2006