All program competition.

Problem Statement Development

Mentor Meeting Week 1

Concept Generation

Second Mentor Meeting Week

Follow up critique to major idea generation.

Third Mentor Meeting

Exhibit on March 31st for peer and faculty feedback.

Fourth Mentor Meeting

Last Meeting with Mentors

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day One, Charles will demonstrate basic footwear sketch proportions: - Which views are best (lateral, medial, top down, 3/4) - Golden Ratio for lateral views - Using existing imagery and proportions - The power of branding and logos - Density of sketch pages

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Two, Charles will demonstrate Illustrator Basics - Building out your concept in illustrator - Adjustability of illustrator - revisions, colorways, future renders - The power of layers - Reusing the lineart - Swatches and textures - Using existing imagery and proportions part2

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Three, Charles will demonstrate Rendering Basics - Starting with the illustrator. Smart Objects - Basic shading techniques. Hard shadows - Basic texturing/warping technique - Importance of highlights (too much versus too little) - The little details - Photoshopping real texture - The power of layers part2 - Putting it all together

Dr. Lynde Lutzow is a general surgery resident at Temple University Hospital. She is a formally trained industrial and interaction designer (SCAD '07) and before embarking on a surgical career, she worked in the medical device development and healthcare service industry, including several years as a design researcher at Ximedica. Her work informed the development of all classes of medical devices and healthcare services for clients like Kimberly-Clark, Covidien, Smith+Nephew, and CVS. She has guest lectured at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Massachusetts College of Art & Design, and for the Open Style Lab program. Dr. Lutzow is interested in the intersection of medicine, design and human behavior and will discuss a day-in-the-life of a typical clinician and the abundant obstacles and design opportunities encountered while delivering care to surgical patients.

Aleyse is an UX / Industrial Designer at McKinsey & Company where she applies the human-centered design approach on projects covering physical, digital, and service design. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design, Aleyse started her career at Honeywell, where she worked on a variety of connected and non-connected personal safety, industrial, building, and home products. She then followed the smart home product portfolio when it spun off into a separate company, Resideo, and continued to design connected home products and experiences as an Industrial Designer III. Aleyse has developed products from concept to production and supported related research, UX, and UI efforts, gaining multiple design awards and patents along the way. In addition to product development, she's driven strategic design efforts around brand, innovation, CMF, and design language systems.

Claire Butterfield is a 2015 graduate from Virginia Tech's Industrial Design program working as a Senior UX/UI Designer in Pittsburgh, PA. She works closely with startup companies and entrepreneurs in the early stages of product development, where she leads the design direction of client projects from concept to production. While Claire's work spans the full design process for mobile and web applications, her strengths are in user research and product strategy. While she has had the opportunity to work on projects in a wide variety of industries, her passion is in medical and health and wellness products.

Daniel Calabrese is currently pursuing his Master of Science in Sports Product Design from the University of Oregon in Portland. He received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. While at Virginia Tech he was the President for the local chapter of the Industrial Designer’s Society of America. For the past eight years, he has worked in the Outdoor Industry designing backpacks, travel bags, and luggage for a wide range of different brands. He was most recently the Director of Creative Services at Blackstone Investment Group overseeing the design and marketing for brands such as Haiku Bags and LEGO® Bags. Through the Sports Product Design program, he hopes to further his knowledge in design to help provide more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative solutions to the market.

VTID Program wide competition in collaboration with studio thusthat

he studio is divided up into ten teams. Team members have been randomly assigned. Check the People tab to find your team. Two teams will each focus on one of the 5 following issues.
Electrified transportation.

1-Spotter truck in collaboration with Trova Commercial Vehicles TROVACV
2-Spotter truck interior in collaboration with TROVACV
3-Sustainable vending on an electric bicycle platform
4-Transportation solution for college students
5-Keeping a young family healthy with effective meal prep, storage, and container organization system.

The IHA created its Student Design Competition in 1993 to invigorate the housewares industry with the fresh ideas of top student designers and to encourage young talent to consider careers in the housewares business. Now in its 27th year, IHA’s competition is unique in the U.S. as the longest-running, industry-sponsored, merit-recognition program for industrial design students.

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day One, Charles will demonstrate basic footwear sketch proportions: - Which views are best (lateral, medial, top down, 3/4) - Golden Ratio for lateral views - Using existing imagery and proportions - The power of branding and logos - Density of sketch pages

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Two, Charles will demonstrate Illustrator Basics - Building out your concept in illustrator - Adjustability of illustrator - revisions, colorways, future renders - The power of layers - Reusing the lineart - Swatches and textures - Using existing imagery and proportions part2

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Three, Charles will demonstrate Rendering Basics - Starting with the illustrator. Smart Objects - Basic shading techniques. Hard shadows - Basic texturing/warping technique - Importance of highlights (too much versus too little) - The little details - Photoshopping real texture - The power of layers part2 - Putting it all together

Dr. Lynde Lutzow is a general surgery resident at Temple University Hospital. She is a formally trained industrial and interaction designer (SCAD '07) and before embarking on a surgical career, she worked in the medical device development and healthcare service industry, including several years as a design researcher at Ximedica. Her work informed the development of all classes of medical devices and healthcare services for clients like Kimberly-Clark, Covidien, Smith+Nephew, and CVS. She has guest lectured at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Massachusetts College of Art & Design, and for the Open Style Lab program. Dr. Lutzow is interested in the intersection of medicine, design and human behavior and will discuss a day-in-the-life of a typical clinician and the abundant obstacles and design opportunities encountered while delivering care to surgical patients.

Aleyse is an UX / Industrial Designer at McKinsey & Company where she applies the human-centered design approach on projects covering physical, digital, and service design. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design, Aleyse started her career at Honeywell, where she worked on a variety of connected and non-connected personal safety, industrial, building, and home products. She then followed the smart home product portfolio when it spun off into a separate company, Resideo, and continued to design connected home products and experiences as an Industrial Designer III. Aleyse has developed products from concept to production and supported related research, UX, and UI efforts, gaining multiple design awards and patents along the way. In addition to product development, she's driven strategic design efforts around brand, innovation, CMF, and design language systems.

Claire Butterfield is a 2015 graduate from Virginia Tech's Industrial Design program working as a Senior UX/UI Designer in Pittsburgh, PA. She works closely with startup companies and entrepreneurs in the early stages of product development, where she leads the design direction of client projects from concept to production. While Claire's work spans the full design process for mobile and web applications, her strengths are in user research and product strategy. While she has had the opportunity to work on projects in a wide variety of industries, her passion is in medical and health and wellness products.

Daniel Calabrese is currently pursuing his Master of Science in Sports Product Design from the University of Oregon in Portland. He received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. While at Virginia Tech he was the President for the local chapter of the Industrial Designer’s Society of America. For the past eight years, he has worked in the Outdoor Industry designing backpacks, travel bags, and luggage for a wide range of different brands. He was most recently the Director of Creative Services at Blackstone Investment Group overseeing the design and marketing for brands such as Haiku Bags and LEGO® Bags. Through the Sports Product Design program, he hopes to further his knowledge in design to help provide more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative solutions to the market.

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day One, Charles will demonstrate basic footwear sketch proportions: - Which views are best (lateral, medial, top down, 3/4) - Golden Ratio for lateral views - Using existing imagery and proportions - The power of branding and logos - Density of sketch pages

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Two, Charles will demonstrate Illustrator Basics - Building out your concept in illustrator - Adjustability of illustrator - revisions, colorways, future renders - The power of layers - Reusing the lineart - Swatches and textures - Using existing imagery and proportions part2

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Three, Charles will demonstrate Rendering Basics - Starting with the illustrator. Smart Objects - Basic shading techniques. Hard shadows - Basic texturing/warping technique - Importance of highlights (too much versus too little) - The little details - Photoshopping real texture - The power of layers part2 - Putting it all together

Dr. Lynde Lutzow is a general surgery resident at Temple University Hospital. She is a formally trained industrial and interaction designer (SCAD '07) and before embarking on a surgical career, she worked in the medical device development and healthcare service industry, including several years as a design researcher at Ximedica. Her work informed the development of all classes of medical devices and healthcare services for clients like Kimberly-Clark, Covidien, Smith+Nephew, and CVS. She has guest lectured at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Massachusetts College of Art & Design, and for the Open Style Lab program. Dr. Lutzow is interested in the intersection of medicine, design and human behavior and will discuss a day-in-the-life of a typical clinician and the abundant obstacles and design opportunities encountered while delivering care to surgical patients.

Aleyse is an UX / Industrial Designer at McKinsey & Company where she applies the human-centered design approach on projects covering physical, digital, and service design. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design, Aleyse started her career at Honeywell, where she worked on a variety of connected and non-connected personal safety, industrial, building, and home products. She then followed the smart home product portfolio when it spun off into a separate company, Resideo, and continued to design connected home products and experiences as an Industrial Designer III. Aleyse has developed products from concept to production and supported related research, UX, and UI efforts, gaining multiple design awards and patents along the way. In addition to product development, she's driven strategic design efforts around brand, innovation, CMF, and design language systems.

Claire Butterfield is a 2015 graduate from Virginia Tech's Industrial Design program working as a Senior UX/UI Designer in Pittsburgh, PA. She works closely with startup companies and entrepreneurs in the early stages of product development, where she leads the design direction of client projects from concept to production. While Claire's work spans the full design process for mobile and web applications, her strengths are in user research and product strategy. While she has had the opportunity to work on projects in a wide variety of industries, her passion is in medical and health and wellness products.

Daniel Calabrese is currently pursuing his Master of Science in Sports Product Design from the University of Oregon in Portland. He received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. While at Virginia Tech he was the President for the local chapter of the Industrial Designer’s Society of America. For the past eight years, he has worked in the Outdoor Industry designing backpacks, travel bags, and luggage for a wide range of different brands. He was most recently the Director of Creative Services at Blackstone Investment Group overseeing the design and marketing for brands such as Haiku Bags and LEGO® Bags. Through the Sports Product Design program, he hopes to further his knowledge in design to help provide more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative solutions to the market.

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day One, Charles will demonstrate basic footwear sketch proportions: - Which views are best (lateral, medial, top down, 3/4) - Golden Ratio for lateral views - Using existing imagery and proportions - The power of branding and logos - Density of sketch pages

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Two, Charles will demonstrate Illustrator Basics - Building out your concept in illustrator - Adjustability of illustrator - revisions, colorways, future renders - The power of layers - Reusing the lineart - Swatches and textures - Using existing imagery and proportions part2

Charles Han is a Senior Footwear Designer at Nike, he joins the Industrial Design skills series over three days. On Day Three, Charles will demonstrate Rendering Basics - Starting with the illustrator. Smart Objects - Basic shading techniques. Hard shadows - Basic texturing/warping technique - Importance of highlights (too much versus too little) - The little details - Photoshopping real texture - The power of layers part2 - Putting it all together

Dr. Lynde Lutzow is a general surgery resident at Temple University Hospital. She is a formally trained industrial and interaction designer (SCAD '07) and before embarking on a surgical career, she worked in the medical device development and healthcare service industry, including several years as a design researcher at Ximedica. Her work informed the development of all classes of medical devices and healthcare services for clients like Kimberly-Clark, Covidien, Smith+Nephew, and CVS. She has guest lectured at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Massachusetts College of Art & Design, and for the Open Style Lab program. Dr. Lutzow is interested in the intersection of medicine, design and human behavior and will discuss a day-in-the-life of a typical clinician and the abundant obstacles and design opportunities encountered while delivering care to surgical patients.

Aleyse is an UX / Industrial Designer at McKinsey & Company where she applies the human-centered design approach on projects covering physical, digital, and service design. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design, Aleyse started her career at Honeywell, where she worked on a variety of connected and non-connected personal safety, industrial, building, and home products. She then followed the smart home product portfolio when it spun off into a separate company, Resideo, and continued to design connected home products and experiences as an Industrial Designer III. Aleyse has developed products from concept to production and supported related research, UX, and UI efforts, gaining multiple design awards and patents along the way. In addition to product development, she's driven strategic design efforts around brand, innovation, CMF, and design language systems.

Claire Butterfield is a 2015 graduate from Virginia Tech's Industrial Design program working as a Senior UX/UI Designer in Pittsburgh, PA. She works closely with startup companies and entrepreneurs in the early stages of product development, where she leads the design direction of client projects from concept to production. While Claire's work spans the full design process for mobile and web applications, her strengths are in user research and product strategy. While she has had the opportunity to work on projects in a wide variety of industries, her passion is in medical and health and wellness products.

Daniel Calabrese is currently pursuing his Master of Science in Sports Product Design from the University of Oregon in Portland. He received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. While at Virginia Tech he was the President for the local chapter of the Industrial Designer’s Society of America. For the past eight years, he has worked in the Outdoor Industry designing backpacks, travel bags, and luggage for a wide range of different brands. He was most recently the Director of Creative Services at Blackstone Investment Group overseeing the design and marketing for brands such as Haiku Bags and LEGO® Bags. Through the Sports Product Design program, he hopes to further his knowledge in design to help provide more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative solutions to the market.