Course Description
Translating ideas into reality can be challenging. It requires creativity with an understanding of theory, use of materials, function, and aesthetics. Model building allows a designer to translate ideas into reality. A model permits the builder to create a prototype and modify ideas quickly as needed. Creating models by hand is a great way to bring a product to life. In this course, students make models using various materials and assembly methods while refining and improving their ideas.
Instructors
Prof. Uwe Reishl
Prof. Ravi Goonetilleke
Date: 5-23 Jan 2015 (Winter Term)
Class Participants
Translating ideas into reality can be challenging. It requires creativity with an understanding of theory, use of materials, function, and aesthetics. Model building allows a designer to translate ideas into reality. A model permits the builder to create a prototype and modify ideas quickly as needed. Creating models by hand is a great way to bring a product to life. In this course, students make models using various materials and assembly methods while refining and improving their ideas.
Instructors
Prof. Uwe Reishl
Prof. Ravi Goonetilleke
Date: 5-23 Jan 2015 (Winter Term)
Class Participants
| ATTIA, Hala | CHAN, Sin Man | CHENG, Nga Wun |
| CHENG, Wan Hei | FOK, Kin Wai Allen | GUPTA, Shivang |
| HO, Pui Lun | LEE, Wing Yu | LUI, Ming Hong |
| QIU, Zhiwei | SUEN, Oi To | WONG, Cheuk Ping Germaine |
| WONG, Heung Sang | YEUNG, Chun Kit | YEUNG, Tin Lam |
Lampshades
Gliders
Wheels
Heads
Space/Submersible Module for Living and Work