GRID-IT Runner up in Core77 Awards
copyright Brandon Lynne 2002 – 2010
Check out the full article on #Core77.
Project: 2011 IDSA Award for UC
This year the UC IDSA community decided to change the way they design and offer their annual student awards given at the DAAPWorks senior show. They will now ask a design firm to refresh the award each year, and for the inaugural show they asked Astro Studios to have our go at it. Dana Krieger and I sat down to design something that was either useful or beautiful in a way that only industrial designers would truly appreciate. After some noodling, we decided that the process of making the award would indicate the level instead of the traditional bronze, silver, and gold.
Panasonic Fusion Wins Good Design Award
copyright Brandon Lynne 2002 – 2010
The Panasonic Fusion Smart Monitor, a collaboration on a ground-breaking In-flight entertainment system has been awarded a 2010 Good Design Award. This collaborative process between Teague, Panasonic, and Weber represents a new way to develop these systems, and targets lower cost regional airlines.
The Link is here.
Botanist Featured in new Taschen Book
The Botanist series of furniture was recently featured in a new Taschen book entitled Product Design in the Sustainable Era.
You can check out the book here.
Fusion gets a 2010 IDEA Bronze Award
copyright Brandon Lynne 2002 – 2010
A project I’m quite proud of, a collaboration between Teague, Panasonic Avionics, and Weber Aircraft has just been awarded 2010 IDEA Silver and Bronze for Design Strategy and Transportation Design respectively. The project was the first time that Panasonic, the industry leader for in-flight entertainment systems (IFEs), has developed a monitor system that was truly integrated with a seat manufacturer.
Check out the IDEA page here.
Panasonic Fusion Wins 2010 Crystal Cabin Award
copyright Brandon Lynne 2002 – 2010
The Panasonic Fusion Smart Monitor system has been awarded the prestigious Crystal Cabin Award at the 2010 Hamburg Air Show.
Zune 2.0 Cases
I had the pleasure of developing a series of first party (made by Zune) accessories with Jon Harris of Microsoft. The primary focus was to further develop the rand story of Zune by offering product touch points beyond the devices. The theme of “Raw deluxe” was embodied here by combining the fine craftsmanship and material with the branded graphics and playful color pop.
