My Projects

This 3D modeling project was created using PTC Creo, showcasing key CAD techniques like parametric modeling, revolved surfaces, and patterning to replicate SMEG's retro-modern design language. While this project utilized Creo, my current work primarily leverages Fusion 360 for similar design and visualization tasks.

This project focused on creating a lamp inspired by Aesop's aesthetics, emphasizing luxury, simplicity, and natural elegance. The design process included hand-drawn sketches to develop the concept, followed by detailed rendering to bring the final solution to life.

For my bachelor thesis, I applied design and innovation methodologies to create a universal design solution for events, using Folkemødet as a case study. The project focused on developing an app that enhances festival experiences, particularly for individuals with brain injuries, by addressing challenges posed by overstimulating environments. Through user-centered design, prototyping, and iterative testing, we created an app that highlights high and low activity zones at the festival, helping attendees navigate more comfortably. The project integrated principles of universal design, ensuring the app is accessible to all while emphasizing inclusivity and user experience.

This project involved using visual communication tools to draw existing lamp designs as part of an industrial design exercise. I created detailed hand-drawn illustrations using markers, fine liners, pencils, focusing on capturing the form, function, and aesthetics of the lamps. The project showcased my ability to communicate design concepts through precise, hand-rendered sketches, highlighting both technical drawing skills and an understanding of design principles in product presentation.

This project involved designing a disc dispenser for petri dish test transfer using methods from Systematic Design of Industrial Products. The process included creating technical drawings, CAD renderings, and detailed documentation to develop a functional prototype that meets the project requirements and addresses the identified problem of repetitive tasks in laboratory work.

Sudokuland is a personal project inspired by a friendly competition between my dad and me, where compete in Sudoku puzzles on a daily challenge app. We used to send each other messages every day with our scores, so to streamline our experience and make it more engaging, I developed an app to track our times and scores. The app features a daily overview of the past three days, a leaderboard of the top 10 scores for each difficulty, and a clean, dynamic design that I update periodically for fun. This project showcases my ability to turn real-life challenges into creative, functional solutions while demonstrating my skills in app design, data visualization, and user experience. It's something we use every day, mixing personal meaning with technical skill.