Four Jefferson Industrial Design sophomores were recently honored by the Philadelphia Museum of Art as winners of the COLLAB Student Design Competition.
The students submitted projects that they created in this semester's Sophomore Design Studio class taught by Lyn Godley and Rob Melville. Students began by learning how to create three-dimensional tessellations (arrangements of shapes closely fitted together). Using this concept, they developed patterns, repeats, and expansion/contraction capabilities that they utilized to create their entries for COLLAB. The competition required use of a single element that, through repetition, was transformed into an installation or furniture with an artistic expression.