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Pratt Institute's ID Program
Pratt Institute | Graduate & Undergraduate Industrial Design | Thesis work @pratt.mid
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Day in a Life with Anya!!
#prattindustrial
#prattinstitute
#designstudent
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Congratulations to all the Rowena Reed Kostellow Finalists and winners!!
Sophomore Alexia Acosta
Junior Sophia Salvucci
Senior Katherine Thomsen
Graduate Chad Ruble
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
Everything Old is New Again
IESNYC Student lighting Competition Winners!!
1st Place- Metamorphosis by Eli Lucas
2nd Place- Worn by Phoebe Zimski
3rd Place- Slow Light by Athos Argue
Honorable Mentions
Urban Escape by Aajanayae Hawes Herndon
Void Garden by Mitchell Ho
Lazarus by William Rothman
Miasin by Kyle Yastangacal
At Pratt you have the a capability and resources to make what you want.
MID students Maria Myers had a vision and made this vampires inspire vanity come to life!
#prattindustrial #industrialdesign #prattinstitute #furniture
Working in the woodshop?!?
Our woodshop technician are here to help!
#prattindustrial #i̇ndustrialdesign #designstudents
Working in the woodshop?!?
Our woodshop technician are here to help!
#prattindustrial #i̇ndustrialdesign #designstudents
Working in the woodshop?!?
Our woodshop technician are here to help!
#prattindustrial #i̇ndustrialdesign #designstudents
Working in the woodshop?!?
Our woodshop technician are here to help!
#prattindustrial #i̇ndustrialdesign #designstudents
From a morning critique of my Pratt ID sophomore studio’s lighting projects to a lecture for the sophomore studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Jonah Takagi last Friday.
Jonah gave students detailed, hands-on feedback that was incredibly helpful for their projects and followed with his lecture, “Two Projects and Two Ways of Working”, sharing insight into material exploration and professional design practice.
The room was full and many students stayed afterward to continue the conversation-such a meaningful experience!
I really can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share your insight with us!
From a morning critique of my Pratt ID sophomore studio’s lighting projects to a lecture for the sophomore studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Jonah Takagi last Friday.
Jonah gave students detailed, hands-on feedback that was incredibly helpful for their projects and followed with his lecture, “Two Projects and Two Ways of Working”, sharing insight into material exploration and professional design practice.
The room was full and many students stayed afterward to continue the conversation-such a meaningful experience!
I really can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share your insight with us!
From a morning critique of my Pratt ID sophomore studio’s lighting projects to a lecture for the sophomore studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Jonah Takagi last Friday.
Jonah gave students detailed, hands-on feedback that was incredibly helpful for their projects and followed with his lecture, “Two Projects and Two Ways of Working”, sharing insight into material exploration and professional design practice.
The room was full and many students stayed afterward to continue the conversation-such a meaningful experience!
I really can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share your insight with us!
From a morning critique of my Pratt ID sophomore studio’s lighting projects to a lecture for the sophomore studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Jonah Takagi last Friday.
Jonah gave students detailed, hands-on feedback that was incredibly helpful for their projects and followed with his lecture, “Two Projects and Two Ways of Working”, sharing insight into material exploration and professional design practice.
The room was full and many students stayed afterward to continue the conversation-such a meaningful experience!
I really can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share your insight with us!
From a morning critique of my Pratt ID sophomore studio’s lighting projects to a lecture for the sophomore studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Jonah Takagi last Friday.
Jonah gave students detailed, hands-on feedback that was incredibly helpful for their projects and followed with his lecture, “Two Projects and Two Ways of Working”, sharing insight into material exploration and professional design practice.
The room was full and many students stayed afterward to continue the conversation-such a meaningful experience!
I really can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share your insight with us!
From a morning critique of my Pratt ID sophomore studio’s lighting projects to a lecture for the sophomore studio, we had the pleasure of hosting Jonah Takagi last Friday.
Jonah gave students detailed, hands-on feedback that was incredibly helpful for their projects and followed with his lecture, “Two Projects and Two Ways of Working”, sharing insight into material exploration and professional design practice.
The room was full and many students stayed afterward to continue the conversation-such a meaningful experience!
I really can’t thank you enough for taking the time to share your insight with us!
The Repair Shack in action!!! Check it out at its new home on the 4th floor 🏠 (last pic)
This resource is for YOU! Use it whenever you need :) And if you do DM pics of your repair to be posted 🛠️
The Repair Shack in action!!! Check it out at its new home on the 4th floor 🏠 (last pic)
This resource is for YOU! Use it whenever you need :) And if you do DM pics of your repair to be posted 🛠️
The Repair Shack in action!!! Check it out at its new home on the 4th floor 🏠 (last pic)
This resource is for YOU! Use it whenever you need :) And if you do DM pics of your repair to be posted 🛠️
The Repair Shack in action!!! Check it out at its new home on the 4th floor 🏠 (last pic)
This resource is for YOU! Use it whenever you need :) And if you do DM pics of your repair to be posted 🛠️
The Repair Shack in action!!! Check it out at its new home on the 4th floor 🏠 (last pic)
This resource is for YOU! Use it whenever you need :) And if you do DM pics of your repair to be posted 🛠️
Dosbos
Chindōgu is the Japanese art of inventing ingenious, everyday gadgets that seem to solve specific problems but are actually “un-useless”
Headphones in the modern day are designed to close off the listener to the outside world, whilst earbuds remain flexible to share with your friend. With this pair of headphones, this barrier is broken, and another interaction with the object is created. Strap next to your favorite person and experience the music of life together.
Landline
Chindōgu is the Japanese art of inventing ingenious, everyday gadgets that seem to solve specific problems but are actually “un-useless.
Our phones are convenient, but convenience to a fault can lead to addiction, phone addiction being something that my generation, nihilistically including me, has just accepted as an inevitability. “Landline” is a device that chains your phone to a boulder or to land through a line. This effect makes the mobile immobile and cures phone addiction through an earthly intuitive manner.
#i̇ndustrialdesign
#prattinstitute
#design
Field trips + Experimenting
Our first year MID went on a field trip to explore different types of lighting to gain insight for their lighting project. They had the opportunity to experience James Turrell’s “Skyscape” and visit some studio spaces around the city!
Field trips + Experimenting
Our first year MID went on a field trip to explore different types of lighting to gain insight for their lighting project. They had the opportunity to experience James Turrell’s “Skyscape” and visit some studio spaces around the city!
Field trips + Experimenting
Our first year MID went on a field trip to explore different types of lighting to gain insight for their lighting project. They had the opportunity to experience James Turrell’s “Skyscape” and visit some studio spaces around the city!
Field trips + Experimenting
Our first year MID went on a field trip to explore different types of lighting to gain insight for their lighting project. They had the opportunity to experience James Turrell’s “Skyscape” and visit some studio spaces around the city!
Field trips + Experimenting
Our first year MID went on a field trip to explore different types of lighting to gain insight for their lighting project. They had the opportunity to experience James Turrell’s “Skyscape” and visit some studio spaces around the city!
Uben Framed
A device made to replace the idea of making a composition frame with your hands. By making the frame an attachment on your head, you can carry the composition with your hands free and enjoy your photography studies and sketches with ease, a helpful tool to assist with changing your daily perspective.
Video Credits
Dafu Liu- Director
Fei Fan Ling - Actor
Eric Yin - Equipment Manger
This special course we offer provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with the Museum of the City of New York. As they work with the museum’s Director of Retail and Visitor Experience they will offer guidance and expertise to assist the students on creating innovative works with new technologies and materials.
Students in order on how they appear
Hongji Li
Angela Emilia Klein
Shuyu Mei (May)
Julian Solmsdorff
Tinatin Egiashvili
#prattindustrial
#merchdesign
#industrialdesign
#prattinstitute
This special course we offer provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with the Museum of the City of New York. As they work with the museum’s Director of Retail and Visitor Experience they will offer guidance and expertise to assist the students on creating innovative works with new technologies and materials.
Students in order on how they appear
Hongji Li
Angela Emilia Klein
Shuyu Mei (May)
Julian Solmsdorff
Tinatin Egiashvili
#prattindustrial
#merchdesign
#industrialdesign
#prattinstitute
This special course we offer provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with the Museum of the City of New York. As they work with the museum’s Director of Retail and Visitor Experience they will offer guidance and expertise to assist the students on creating innovative works with new technologies and materials.
Students in order on how they appear
Hongji Li
Angela Emilia Klein
Shuyu Mei (May)
Julian Solmsdorff
Tinatin Egiashvili
#prattindustrial
#merchdesign
#industrialdesign
#prattinstitute
This special course we offer provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with the Museum of the City of New York. As they work with the museum’s Director of Retail and Visitor Experience they will offer guidance and expertise to assist the students on creating innovative works with new technologies and materials.
Students in order on how they appear
Hongji Li
Angela Emilia Klein
Shuyu Mei (May)
Julian Solmsdorff
Tinatin Egiashvili
#prattindustrial
#merchdesign
#industrialdesign
#prattinstitute
This special course we offer provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with the Museum of the City of New York. As they work with the museum’s Director of Retail and Visitor Experience they will offer guidance and expertise to assist the students on creating innovative works with new technologies and materials.
Students in order on how they appear
Hongji Li
Angela Emilia Klein
Shuyu Mei (May)
Julian Solmsdorff
Tinatin Egiashvili
#prattindustrial
#merchdesign
#industrialdesign
#prattinstitute
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