These are some pictures I took and edited for the course 'Raw Shaping and form finding'. The assingment was to explore and find inspiration in almost everything.

An assignment given at the Twente Univerisity: to develop and build a fully functional coffee grinder. The starting point was selecting one of the designs made for the previous individual project. The coffee grinder concept ‘Antelope Canyon’ designed by Harro Engelen was chosen to develop into a working prototype. The final design featured a big lever system, grinding grade adjustability and the ability to be installed on the wall for ease of use.

Concept drawings made for the course 'Applied Drawing Skills'.

These are some of the drawing I made for the course 'Shape Methodoly'. The first one is a concept drawing of an alarm clock. The idea was to design a rough industrial-like clock that would fit in modern industrial interiors. The second drawing is of a post-opacalyptic vehicle and the third a concept drawing of a bag in the style of an object given at the lectures.

These are concepts of a key-fop anticipating the future of automaticly parking cars. During the course'Development of interactive products' a concept was developed describing how such a system should function. Most important was the interaction with the user that would occur during use. Therefore the UI was carefully developed. To set a target group and style, the Bentley Continental was chosen as aiming point. The renderings on the right are made by Mark Zwart.

These speakers are the result of an open assignment at the Twente University. My goal: to design and make a functional 2.0 speaker set prototype, mainly constructed out of conrete, that would fit in industrial style interiors. My two main learning goals were gaining knowledge on the subjects speakerbox design and conrete.