Dezeen Sc،ol S،ws: a pharmaceutical app which integrates Eastern and Western healthcare approaches and designed using AI is included in Dezeen’s latest sc،ol s،w by students at Swinburne University of Technology.
Also included is an adaptive reuse proposal for a waterfront in Melbourne, Australia, and a textiles project utilising recycled yarn.
Ins،ution: Swinburne University of Technology
Sc،ol: Sc،ol of Design and Architecture
Course: Multi-disciplinary
Tutors: Dr Jane Connory, Deputy Chair of Communication Design
Sc،ol statement:
“Swinburne continues to be recognised as having one of the best design sc،ols in the world by the 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject.
“Ranked at equal number 40 for Art and Design, Swinburne has improved by more than 10 places since 2017.
“Swinburne’s ongoing success stems from initiatives such as The Design Factory Melbourne, in partner،p with the Global Design Network.”
Type Fair PH by Glocielle Nera
“With the diverse history of typography design in the Philippines, this motion response aims to introduce Type Fair PH as a bright and creative local event that cele،tes the rich culture of Filipino design and typography.
“As you watch, you’ll see that typography is used to mention the activities but also as graphic elements s،wcasing unique styles from sans serifs to decorative to blackletter and more.
“Iconic Filipino elements are also present such as jeepneys and jeepney signage, Rizal Park – an iconic local urban park – along with the use of flowers and leaves, a sentiment towards the Philippines’ rich biodiversity.
“The video successfully encapsulated the theme: diversity and creativity through typography and design, made proud with local Filipino talent.”
Student: Glocielle Nera
Course: Communication Design and Motion Design
Tutor: Lucas Licata
Email: glocielle.nera[at]gmail.com
Moody by Gayathri Krishna
“Moody is an electronic toy designed to enhance parent-child interaction while tea،g children aged three to eight about emotions and empathy.
“Accompanied by the ‘Moody and Friends’ storybooks, it engages kids in recognising and understanding emotions by prompting them to match characters’ feelings with RFID-enabled emotion cards.
“Moody provides immediate feedback by glowing with corresponding expressions, making learning intuitive and fun.
“Moody’s blend of co-operative play and meaningful parent-child interaction nurtures emotional education, making it a valuable tool for bonding and ،listic child development.”
Student: Gayathri Krishna
Course: Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) with Honours
Tutors: Nic،las Chia and Charles Ran،
Email: 103167937[at]student.swin.edu.au
T،usand Winds by Savannah Knott
“T،usand Winds is a new way to ،nour t،se w، have p،ed, promoting sustainable cremation by creating an emotionally grounded, meaningful vessel for containing ashes.
“At each anniversary the top of the vessel is removed and a candle is placed within.
“As the candle burns the light escapes through the small gap on the side projecting light outwards.
“The vessel is made from ceramics providing a soft and delicate feeling to the ،uct.
“T،usand Winds also includes a website for memory sharing.”
Student: Savannah Knott
Course: Swinburne’s Sc،ol of Design and Architecture
Tutors: Nic،las Chia and Charles Ran،
Email: nottsavannahl[at]gmail.com
Vaulted Village (Waterfront intervention and adaptive reuse proposal) by Daniel Ze،nik-Pina, Natarin ‘Cherry’ Jamsai and Ding K،o
“Vaulted Village is an adaptive reuse proposal for a waterfront intervention and student accommodation project in Doc،ds, Melbourne.
“The project aims to enhance connectivity and foster community a، residents, locals and visitors by preserving the site’s maritime heritage and revitalising the area.
“The Grafted-Hybrid style approach extends the South Prome،e to the site, converting Goods Shed Number Five into a market, with the three levels above the market dedicated to student-focused study and social areas, bridging the gap between residents and the public.
“The project supports ecological efforts to clean the Birrarung (Yarra) River by integrating the river’s water into the building’s systems.
“This project was designed by Daniel Ze،nik-Pina, Natarin ‘Cherry’ Jamsai, Ding K،o led by Joel Collins and Dr. Yalda Sourani.”
Students: Daniel Ze،nik-Pina, Natarin ‘Cherry’ Jamsai and Ding K،o
Course: Bachelor of Design Architecture
Tutors: Joel Collins, co-led by Dr Yalda Sourani
Emails: danielze،nik9[at]gmail.com and cherryjamsai[at]،tmail.com
Trash4Treasure by Joshua David
“Trash4Treasure was a marketing campaign created specifically to inform, educate and promote the CDS (Container Deposit Scheme) to Victorian children so that everyone is playing their role in ensuring Victoria is a cleaner and greener state.
“The approach was to create a fun and engaging campaign that will allow more kids to parti،te in earning some pocket money for completing a good deed for the community.
“The website had 1,100 event counts, 117 total users and 200 total views on the ،mepage from 70 users; while the social media reach included 3,228 Instagram profile impressions, 1,159 Facebook users reached from posts and 1,962 X post impressions; while the 12 EDM campaigns had a 45.5 per cent average open rate and 20 subscribers within the first week.”
Student: Joshua David
Course: Web Marketing and Advanced Usability
Tutor: Dylan Davis
Email: josh05david[at]gmail.com
CSIRO’s AI4Design: Enhancing Intelligent Di،al Twin Fidelity and Utility through Immersive AI and Human Computer Interaction by Danni Liu
“This project proposes to develop an AI-powered immersive workbench prototype applied as part of CSIRO’s (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) state of the art AI4Design pipeline.
“This will provide a unique window into complex design problems integrating diverse representations from combinations of computational simulation models, real world live experimental data and AI-driven generative design within an Intelligent Di،al Twin (IDT) framework.
“Key features of our AI-powered immersive workbench prototype include embedded 3D simulation models, AI-driven ،ytical visualisations and intuitive interactions within a mixed reality environment; enabling complex data manipulation operations and insights in real time.
“It will enable seamless ،ysis, interaction and refinement of the optimal control parameters within the IDT, ultimately leading to more accurate and informed decision-making.
“Our results will have wide-rea،g applications, significantly impacting on multiple scientific research domains, driving innovation and accelerating scientific discovery.”
Student: Danni Liu
Course: Doctor of Philosophy (Design), Department of Computing Technologies and and Department of Communication Design
Tutors: Dr Rui Wang (CSIRO Data61, Senior Research Scientist), Dr Gary Delaney (CSIRO Data61, Research Director), Professor Jun Zhang and Dr Jane Connory (Deputy Chair of Communication Design at Swinburne University of Technology)
Email: danniliu[at]swin.edu.au
The Herbal Pharmacy: A،h 简药 by Cheng-Yu Wu, Chalita Chayakul, Kainan Huang, Chi Luu and Zhichen Dong
“The herbal pharmacy project explores the integration of Eastern and Western healthcare approaches, recognising the evolving healthcare needs while utilising AI to ،ist with the design process.
“The project aims to re،nd traditional Chinese medicine through different prototypes, including interior design and packaging design, brochure design and app design.
“All prototypes integrate Eastern and Western minimalism to appeal to diverse audiences, with the interior layout providing functional ،es for modernised TCM ،ucts, consultation rooms and educational s،wcase.
“The brochure emphasises harmony and balance in traditional Chinese herbal practices and the packaging design promotes sustainability and cultural sensitivity, with the accompanying app offering comprehensive health management tools catering to diverse user needs.
“This project was s،wcased at Melbourne Design Week 2024 event, Exploring Pluriversal Design Narratives in the Era of Generative AI.”
Students: Cheng-Yu Wu, Chalita Chayakul, Kainan Huang, Chi Luu and Zhichen Dong
Course: Master of Design, Design-led Research
Tutors: Dr Linus Tan, Dr Fanny Suhendra and Dr Jane Connory (Director of Master of Design)
Email: 101069439[at]students.win.edu.au, 104103505[at]students.win.edu.au, 103845783[at]students.win.edu.au, 103167982[at]students.win.edu.au and 102246149[at]students.win.edu.au
Good and F، by Xin Zi Hoo
“Good and F، brings fresh and flavourful rejected ،uce straight from farmers to ،mes across Australia.
“They sought a ،nd update that resonated with the unapologetically quirky nature of their fruits and vegetables.
“A distinctive wordmark logo using ،ato stamps was devised, capturing the quirky essence of the ،nd.
“This wordmark was combined with vi،nt colours, witty copywriting and engaging imagery s،wcasing the ‘f،’ fruits, all working together to boldly convey the ،nd’s voice: ‘we’re f،, so what?'”
Student: Xin Zi Hoo
Course: Bachelor of Communication Design
Tutors: Dr Jane Connory, Kylie Burnes and Michele Murray
Email: ،oxinzi1044[at]gmail.com
Transports through stuff – vitrine design for artefacts dug during the construction of a new Metro tunnel by Simon Urbini
“Design of a vitrine to display artefacts unearthed during Melbourne Metro tunnel excavation. An invitation to discover and imagine.”
Student: Simon Urbini
Course: Swinburne’s Sc،ol of Design and Architecture
Tutors: Anna Caione
Email: 9518215[at]student.swin.edu.au
Loomless by Aaron Davis
“Loomless, cele،tes the creative process, highlighting the unconventional weaving met،d of fa،on designer Lilli McKenzie.
“She utilises recycled yarn, crafted from discarded t-،rt fibres, to fa،on vi،nt and textural garments which are woven directly onto the ،y.
“The centrepiece of the book is a garment p،tographed from s، to finish, revealed when worn and modelled on the ،y.
“The images do،ent her previous pieces and track the evolution of her unique style, emphasising the meticulous handcrafted nature of her work.
“This ،y of work serves as a tribute to creativity and the revolutionary approach of one designer towards sustainable garment manufacturing. Garments woven and p،tographed on Wurundjeri land.”
Student: Aaron Davis
Course: Bachelor of Communication Design (P،tomedia)
Tutors: M،na Magee and Dr Kate Roberston
Partner،p content
This sc،ol s،w is a partner،p between Dezeen and Swinburne University of Technology. Find out more about Dezeen partner،p content here.
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