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Through & Through. Designed to activate the clients kitchen and hallway space Through and Through slides and rotates through a cavity in the hitchen wall.

Mobile Kitchen. Designed as a kitchen that the client will easily pack up and take away with them when they shifted house.

Butsudan and Table Project. Created to house an important Buddhist scroll the Butsudan combines traditional simple lines with a few contemporary twists.

The Spin Vanity Unit was developed for Uku Ceramics to compliment a new range of their ceramic basins. Rotating Drums reveal and conceal storage compartments.

Spinning on offset bearings the Spin table is a fun and practical way to conceal or reveal objects.

Tiki Table is a glass topped table for Cuborio blocks - push the blocks off the ends of the table and they slide to the middle shelf.

Installations

Precious Cargo - Works designed in collaboration with 6 Craft Artists.

Engage Installation. Designed to challenge and engage museum visitors Engage encouraged visitors to explore the works with all of their senses.

Taranaki Fresh out of the Box. Exploring notions of community and resource use 'The Oily Gates' is fabricated from recycled power pole cross bars and no. 8 wire.

YDI. Conceived as a large game where participants rearrange and build their own structures from stainless steel rods and rocks.

Stefan - Workshop with Alan and Ellen Wexler.

Activating Korea - Design workshop with Flying City Collective at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery.

Exhibition Design

HotHouse is an ongoing showcase of the creative talents of NZ inventors and designers.

Tickle My Senses is an exhibition which aims to activley engage kids with art and craft works

The Enchanted Forest brings together works from New Zealands main ballet, opera and dance houses and showcases the sets, props costumes and design of the productions.

Plastic Maori draws together some of New Zealands best Maori artists using plastics to fabricate their work.

DOC Display Stand showcasing artifacts from the Historic Quarantine Station on Matiu/Somes Island.

Felt Fuzz and Fur is an interactive showcase of textiles from the New Dowse Collection.

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