En cierta medida, este vídeo representa una síntesis en 197segundos de un trabajo en la que he invertido 7 meses de trabajo hasta el momento.
Animación al estilo stop motion a modo de prueba de concepto y demonstración funcional del sistema producto propuesta a fines de la primera etapa (seminario) de mi proyecto de titulación.
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Esta luminaria utiliza como fuente lumínica una tira de 24 LEDs en la cual van enchufadas largos variados de fibra óptica que conducen la luz a fragmentos cuadrados de CD apilados. Esta plataforma permite a los usuarios a elegir algunos de los componentes y caracteristicas del objeto para la experimentación en la cual ellos mismos definen la personalidad del resultado final, reduciendo así la probabilidad de que sea desechado antes de terminar su ciclo de vida útil.
The images are pretty self explanitory, but just in case…
It´s a lamp, that looks like a plant, but more specifically like a tree.
BTW: The lamp is named after Clara Driscoll.
This college proyect takes advantage of wireless electricty transfer (witricity), and applies the “new” technology to the steam iron. Designed to fit into the Philips 2020 habitat proposed a while back, the iron features an LED tube which changes color according to the heat of the iron to help users see more clearly at what temperature the iron is operating. ”Wiron” also includes a digital interface for steam and temperature settings, an enlarged water tank for prolonged use, and powerfull steam pressure representing a natural evolution of current Philips technologies. Designed by Carla Shapiro and myself in the first half of the first semester 2009 at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica (PUC) in santiago chile.
Initial concept sketches… very rough, very small… a first step after market research and study of parts of an old iron… and the second set of images is a series showing the different colors and their relation to the temperature of the iron.
The “Wiron” Steam Iron in use.
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Esta era el primer proyecto que hice como diseñador freelance para la agencia Flow Chile, para la marca Coral. Cómo lo convalidé para la practica de oficina, aquí puedes ver el informe del proyecto.
This was my first proyect as a freelance designer. Designed for Flow Chile´s clients, as part of their Coral product line. For pictures of some of the process behind the final result continue browsing here.
These are some examples of pieces of furniture I designed and constructed with the help of my dad. Originally we had planned to continue building furniture, however due to space requierements we had to discontinue production. As an interesting side note, roughly 80% of the furniture in our home is made for us by us.
Design for a wooden toy done in 2001 as a class assignment. When the toy is rolled along the floor, the flower rotates, and when the center of the flower is pressed, the butterfly bobs up and down.
Point of purchase packaging design for club social crackers, a Kraft foods brand product sold in Chile. A dispenser for on the counter display and sale designed in 2006.
Sketches for a cellphone concept designed in 2001 as part of a class assignment. The “caller collar” name was provided by one of my professors, Jim Lesko, thanks for that Jim 
Signage designed in 2005 for a sports center in Santiago Chile. I was responsible for the industrial design aspect of the pathfinding infrastructure.
