Welcome to my portfolio. I am a fourth-year Master’s student in Industrial Design Engineering, driven by curiosity and creativity.
Thoughtful design guided by geometry and mathematical principles. This group project involved designing and crafting an innovative chess set with a minimalistic, industrial, and elegant aesthetic. The steel base gives a robust feel. The set is intuitive to use while reinterpreting traditional design conventions.
A premium water bottle and logo designed for a fictional resort, crafted with NURBS surface modeling in Alias AutoStudio and rendered in KeyShot for a sleek, high-end presentation.
Modular monkey-inspired toy, handcrafted from birch wood and fully assembled with joints. Can be disassembled and posed in various ways.
Finished with yellow eco-friendly water-based paint, making it fully recyclable.
Communal washstand designed for circular placement in a public space. Modeled with subdivision surfaces in Alias AutoStudio, rendered in KeyShot. Dystopian background created in Photoshop.
Group project involving the full process of creating a prototype of a robot vacuum cleaner, inspired by Bobcat’s design language. Covered all stages from ideation to manufacturing the body.
A user-centered, eco-friendly gaming controller designed with a strong focus on form and modularity for easy repair or part replacement. The design is industrial-inspired, while leather and aluminum provide a premium yet lightweight feel. Button symbols are engraved to enhance usability without compromising aesthetics.
Electric vehicle (EV) charging unit featuring balanced proportions, minimal detailing, and a strong architectural presence, designed to integrate into urban and commercial environments. Created using subdivision surface modelling in Alias AutoStudio.
Modeled a handheld unit as part of a reverse-engineering project of a complete vacuum cleaner system using Siemens NX. The original component was 3D-scanned, providing a reference to accurately reconstruct its organic geometry.
A user-centered iterative group-process led to inventing Gido, a smart home assistant that guides and educates users on correct recycling with real-time audiovisual feedback. Providing local updates and facts, it helps users feel confident sorting waste. Ergonomically shaped, Gido is your guide that sits on a fridge or fits in a pocket, lowering the barrier for interaction and making sustainable habits simple and intuitive.