INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot, Siddartha Berns
The Shoe Reform workshop, led by designer Michel Charlot and Siddhartha Berns, representative of AddiPole — a hub for reverse engineering and additive manufacturing — brought students together for an innovative exploration of 3D scanning technologies, in collaboration with Technopôle Sainte-Croix.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot
A collection of clever furniture and household accessories to help organise everyday life. Following the method of carefully observing our daily routines to identify unique needs and then creating intuitive and practical products, the Bachelor of Industrial Design students imagined a collection of clever furniture and household accessories to help organise our daily lives, under the guidance of designer Michel Charlot. As an important part of the development of MUJI products is based on detailed photographic studies in people's homes, the students were invited to follow the same process by documenting the spontaneous state of their own homes and other people's environments in order to reveal how they interact with the products, and to identify how the objects are used as direct inspiration for their design.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot
Platform10 is the transformation of a railway and industrial site to a new district entirely dedicated to to culture. The space, some 22,000 square meters, hosts three recognized cultural institutions: the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of the Elysée and the Museum of design and contemporary applied arts, to a few steps from the station, in the centre of Lausanne . In order to complete this major transformation, Platform 10 launched a competition (by invitation) , in which the 2nd year students took part to design coherent propositions of outdoor (urban) furniture for this new public space.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot, Chris Kabel, Elric Petit
Selection of Bachelor Industrial Design diploma projects, 2016
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot
This exercise aimed to sharpen the eyes of students to the objects around them and take more precisely aware of the formal quality of these. In the manner of a classic design course, they have to reproduce 3D objects 1: 1 as faithfully and intelligently as possible through models. Photos ECAL/Sébastien Cluzel
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot, Pauline Deltour, Chris Kabel, Elric Petit
Selection of Bachelor Industrial Design diploma projects, 2015.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot
Series of lamps using LED sources developed in collaboration with ECAL students of the Bachelor Industrial Design, following a workshop guided by Swiss designer Michel Charlot assisted by Marceau Avogadro.
PRODUCT DESIGN
with Michel Charlot
Founded over 100 years ago, the Swiss manufacturing company SIGG is mostly famous for its iconic recyclable aluminum drinking bottles. Following recent trend surveys showing that more and more people bring food to their workplace, students from the Master in Product Design were asked to develop lunch boxes, food containers and accessories in relation to European, Asian and American cultures whilst considering SIGG’s identity. Information SIGG Images scenario: ECAL/Emille Barret & Ana Varela Other: ECAL/Nicolas Genta
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Michel Charlot
Workshop led by designer Michel Charlot. The goal was to capture a simple everyday object and give it a significant improvement like formal, functional or sensitive.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
by Maria Beltran, Emmanuelle Besson, Camille Blin, Nina Breuker, Gregory Brunisholz, Adrien Bugari, Michel Charlot, Thomas Dromelet, Béatrice Durandard, Adrien Fasel, Jonathan Gehri, Vanessa Gerotto, Tiphaine Golaz, Martin Haldimann, Vladimir Jaccard, Michal Korolec, Laure Krayenbühl, Simon Lécureux, Emmanuel Mbessé, Lisa Ochsenbein, Valérie Pache, Sofya Angel Penedo, Julien Renault, Julien Rosina, Delphine Rumo, Valérie Sauvin, Christian Spiess, Laurence Stoffel, Arnault Weber
Diploma projects of 2009.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
with Alexis Georgacopoulos
The project was to design one pair of glasses that would fit into the product range of Visilab.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
by Michel Charlot
Project by Michel Charlot for Eternit, shown at 2008 Design Miami/ fair in Basel.