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BAT Studio
Between Art and Technology (BAT) Studio is an architecture studio founded by David Di Duca and Jonty Craig in 2012. Combining architecture and interaction design, the studio works in a variety of sectors ranging between new buildings, residential extensions, retail interiors, temporary experiential
installations and exhibition design.
The science museum re commissioned BAT Studio to redesign a christmas pop-up shop, in blue water
shopping center.BAT Studio was commissoned for the shop fit due to previous published work by the studio. Which utilized unexpected materials to create unique and
innovative stores.
Prototype and design methods for material optimization
Production Managment Site management
Installation
Client
Project
Description
My role
Site Management Production
management
Prototyping Design for
manufacture
science museum
pop up shop 2015
Science Museum
Science museum
pop up shop 2015
To create a more dynamic pop up shop in blue water shopping center.Further utilizing cable tray concept.Create a more economic shop display which is more sustainable and efficient.
The project was to improve the shop design and layout from the previous shop fit.Creating a more dynamic feel, and framing displays of chemistry sets and other science themed toys, both the decoration and the content of the shop complement each other creating a colourful and playful space.
A second key aspect of the store’s design was to utilize materials.Galvanized steel channel and cable tray carry the services throughout modern spaces. Although sometimes left exposed, the flexibility of the material offers much potential away from their designed purposes which is rarely explored which could be considered as ubiquitous components in the science of modern buildings but which are rarely elevated to be used for their aesthetics
Brief
Shop Details
Prototyping production Installation completion
Setting up an off site workshop
capable of producing all 28 be-spoke shelving units.Hands on prototyping and pro-duction techniques.
Production methodology and
production of all units.Production of 4000 test tube.Used to create a playful feel to the scientific shelving.
1 week Installation In blue-w
ater shopping center.Installation of the units and up lighting product spotlights, and truss.Installing
a DM
X system
to
mim
ic the
science m
useum
blue that flooded the ceiling w
hile spot lights highlight the products.
The com
pletion of
the pop
up shop
will
remain
over the
Christmas
period, w
ith science displays and selling the m
useum products.
The Process
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Working for various design studios and consultancy. I have been involved with the conception production and managment of numerous interactive art works and projects.
Interactive
Artworks
Between
art and
technology
JAson
Bruges
Studio
Wild Flag
Studios
redLoop
Clients
Shiny things
Client
Project
description
My Role
Site Management Production
management
Project
Management
Prototyping Electronics Design for
manufacture
Jason Bruges
Jason Bruges Studio, formed in 2002, design and build interactive installations that create innovative and engaging spaces which connect people with their
environment.
MEC commissioned project to design and build an interactive installation to celebrate
Cannes Lions Innovation festival.
The visual art piece, named EmotiCannes is an anamorphic digital installation made up of 180 small screens that, from certain vantage points, resolve into the icon of the
Cannes Festival of Creativity, the Lion.
Create a prototype of the rig and all design features, for proof on concept.
Design concept for manufacture. Design and build power and data
distribution to all Pi’sAssemble art work and prepare for
transporting.Install and de-install
#emoticannes
mec the art of being on
Tweeting Lion
#emoticannes
mec the art of being on
The Process
Breif
artwork
details
Interaction
The art work is entirely bespoke hardware and software. The lion displays the emotion of the festival using data drawn in realtime from social media.the lion displayed data drawn from twitter which was anaylised by MEC which determined if the tweet/data was posiative, negative or nutrual.That wat then displayed as a colour creating a barometer to the amount of social media surrounding the festival. Aswell as giving an insight into the mood of the event.
The art work used 174 rasberry pi’s layed out to reprisent the Cannes Lion. Each Pi was linked into a web interface which was analysing twitter for key # and location check ins.Then from the words within the tweet determined wether the tweet was posiative, negative or nutrual.
The art work had live interaction with users. By having an instant repose to specific # tags users could control the lion with unquie animations displaying a users twitter hadle on the full spread of the lion.The lion also had a tracking camera that expanding a tweet. As an individual got close to the art work, showing details of the handler from the tweet.
MEC wanted to create an interactive anomophic sculpture. That could portray MEC’s market leading capacity to uncover real-time insights. Using one of several MEC - ‘its always on innovations’; Tasking vast amounts of data out of the computer screen into a intuitive visual installation
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The brief was to build anam
orphic sculpture
that could
portray M
EC ability to analyze live data and portray it w
ithin an appealing and interactive w
ay. For the Cannes Lion festival of Innovation.
The initial task of prototyping was to
first visualize the screen mounts and
screens to
confirm
the CAD
visualizations.To prove concept and pipe fastening m
echanisms.
To aid in the design of power and data
distributions and requirements.
Standard DFM draw
ing.Plinth w
as routed out off BB Grade Ply
+veneer, w
ith tw
o internal
shelves each w
ith 174 routed holes to fit the cable glands and pipes through.screen m
ount we laser cut and line
bent and later glued in house.
In house production included.plinth to be assem
bled and PSU to be w
ired and shielded and fixed in place.screen m
ounts to be assembled and
glued with 174 Raspberry pi V2 bolted
on.174 poles had a CAT 5 cable threaded through and USB W
hich was w
ired into the plinth.
MEC com
missioned project to design
and build an interactive installation to celebrate
Cannes Lions
Innovation festival. The visual art piece, nam
ed Em
otiCannes is an anamorphic digit
Production COMPLETIONPrototypeConcept DFM
30mm
Arm
30m
m
height
50mm tolerance
0.2mm tolerance
aerial dynamics
2012 London Olympics
Client
Project
description
My Role
Site Management Production
management
Project
Management
Prototyping Electronics
Coca-cola
Coca-Cola commissioned Jason bruges studio to build an art work for the for their iconic Beatbox, pavilion. For the Olympic Park, ahead of the official
opening of the London 2012 Olympic
The Aerial Dynamics installation, is a living, breathing light show that has been designed to emulate the effervescent energy released when a
bottle of Coca-Cola is served and shared. 180 bespoke mechatronic ‘bubbles’ glow
rhythmically in time with Mark Ronson’s track.
Assist in the design and prototyping of the nodeCreate proof of concept on table interaction
Design aesthetics of the interaction table Assist in the design and build of all power and
data distribution to all nodesManaging the production on node suspension
Install of the art workMaintenance
The nodes
User interface
design
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The Process
Art work
details
interaction
table
Initial concept
outline
ideationinteraction
table
The 180 bespoke mechatronic ‘bubbles’ glow rhythmically in time with Mark Ronson’s track. Controlled with individual code, each bubble has eight polypropylene blades that fold intricately in on themselves. Special sensors embedded in the three ‘cheers in celebration’ kiosks at the base of the Beatbox detect when Coca-Cola bottles are clinked together, triggering the blades and bubbles to glow with red and white LED lighting. These light patterns become increasingly intricate as the number of participants grow.
The Interactive kiosks design concepts were he initially based around the unique shape of Baber Osgerby’s Olympic torch and the coke bottle.The final product was a combination of two concepts I proposed.The Coca Cola striped kiosk combined with the trapezoidal prism shape.
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Initially we began prototyping the proof
of concept by creating a morphing orb
using polypropylene blades and a lead screw
controlled by a stepper motor.
After that
the testing
was
about longevity and m
aximum
controlled over the shape form
ing.I also prototyped the lighting ring w
ith a DM
X controller that was later used to
create the lighting effects
As shown m
y main design role w
as to create the table to trigger a cheers interaction.I prototyped the sensors that detected the cheers action of the alum
inum coke
bottles. An IR sensitive camera w
ith a IR filter blocking any background noise from
the Nodes, and a ring of high pow
ered IR
LED’s em
itted light
to illum
inate the table space, reflecting off the alum
inum bottles.
Managing all in house production w
hich included the production of all rigging for all 180 node including custom
DMX
cables and running all power and data
through carbon fiber rods.Prepping all nodes for installation.Building
24 pow
er injectors
and distribution boxes
On site my roles was m
anaging the distribution of all power and data through the truss. W
iring, testing and mounting all
components.
Repairing, prepping and installing all nodes. Testing interaction kiosk with the nodes as a com
plete system.
The art work w
as delivered 4 weeks
before the opening of the Olym
pics.It received huge coverage, and w
as seen by m
illions.After the O
lympics the art w
ork received m
aintenance before the start of the O
lympics w
here i was in charge of
testing the entirety of the system and
repair any malfunctioning parts of the art
work.
Installation COMPLETIONkioskPrototyping Production
The kiosks were built by aldworth James and bond who was commissioned to design and build the interior of the beat box pavilion.
Final Table Concept
Protective glass
IR FilterAluminum heat sink ring
0.5 W 0.27 OHM Resistor
700
30
Dragon1IR Power Stars
Series circuit
Aluminum heat sink ring
field of view
Free Space
LED power supplyAXIS M1011-CameraCat 5 cable M4 butt head screwCable hole Power cables
950
115
LED Lip
IR filter
Jason Bruges
Jason Bruges Studio, formed in 2002, design and build interactive installations that create innovative and engaging spaces which connect
people with their environment.
Sharp Microelectronics Europe com-missioned Jason Bruges Studio to create a bespoke piece originally for Light+ Building 2012 convention, and
design junction.
Prototype proof of conceptAssist in DFM
Production managementAssembly
Product testingInstall
Client
Project
Description
My role
Site Management Production
management
Project
Management
Prototyping Electronics Design for
manufacture
Sharp scan mobile
Sharp mobile
Sharp Mobile
Mec The Art Of being on
Sharp
Sharp commissioned Jason Bruges studio to create an interactive light piece that would interact with individuals at the trade booth.demonstrating shapes advance LEDS and IR sensors
Scan Mobile” is a unique kinetic LED mobile that maps the topography of the space beneath it. The installation consists of eight nodes mounted on seven arms which collectively inscribe a 5m³ volume. Each node contains as illuminate a 10W Mini ZENIGATA LED from Sharp directed at the ceiling and a Sharp distance measurement sensor on the underside to detect objects underneath. A NEMA 17 stepper motor gives the structure gentle movement and in turn each node autonomously scans the vertical drop beneath it differentiating between floor, furniture and occupants of the space. There is a microprocessor determining the behavior of each node in relation to its surroundings. Resulting emergent choreography of the “Scan Mobile” creating a symphony of light, shadow and pattern on the ceiling.
brief
Art work
details
Prototype DFM Production Completion
Prototyping w
as controlling
the rotation
of the
mobile.
Programing
the stepper
to create
variation w
ithin the
rotation.refining all the pivot points to balance the w
hole artwork.
whilst in rotation.
Prepping drawings
for the
aluminum
cutting, and anodizing.The node heads where m
achined out of block alum
inumand custom
slip-rings.
Wiring all nodes w
ith processing unit and IR sensors.Running all pow
er through the slip-rings and m
obile.Calibrating sensors range and light intensity.
The art work w
as on display for 3 days in light building 2012 in Frankfurt.Then
for a
week
in design
junction.
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SECTION A-A
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Creation Date
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING
DEBUR AND BREAK SHARP EDGES
Jason Bruges StudioStudio 2.08The Tea Building56 Shoreditch High StreetLondon E1 6JJ
+44(0)20 70121122+44(0)20 70121199www.jasonbruges.com
ProjectClient
Mobilesharp
16/03/2012 15:21:38
Sheet1Drawing Number
This drawing is the property of Jason Bruges Studio Ltd. It may not be duplicated or disclosed to any third party for any purpose except as authorised in writing by Jason Bruges Studio Ltd. Do not scale this drawing. Figured dimensions only are to be used in reference to small scale drawings. All dimensions are to be verified on site before any work commences. Any errors or omisions are to be reported to the designer. If in doubt ASK. The contractor is to provide full sized setting out drawings based on the information contained within this drawing for the designer's approval prior to commencement of manufacture. This drawing is to be read with the relevent consultants and/or specialist drawings/documents and any discrepencies or variations are to be notified to the designer before the affected work commence.
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Finish SmoothMaterial 6063T6 or Similar
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The Process
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Client
Project
description
My Role
Production
management
Project
Management
Prototyping Electronics Design for
manufacture
Jason Bruges
Jason Bruges Studio, formed in 2002, design and build interactive installations that create innovative and engaging spaces which connect people with their
environment.
Poppy Field is an interactive art piece as part of an open-air exhibition in London with BT. The name stems from the original George V phone boxes being painted Poppy Red, and digitally painting the box red through a field of LED lights. The lights shine back onto the Artbox from a field of stems projecting light patterns reminiscent of
poppies
Rapid idea generation Concept
PrototypeManufacture
InstallationMaintenance Presentation
childline
BT art box
Site Management
child line
BT Art box
The Process
Brief
Art work
details
BT marked its 25th anniversary of ChildLine, with launch of open-air art exhibition in London
The BT ArtBox project had leading artists, designers and creatives transform full-size replicas of iconic Gilbert Scott–designed red telephone box into stunning artworks.
This project was a extremely fast pace. It went from concept to full working artwork in as little as three weeks.Inspired by the poppy red colour.The phone box was painted with over 200 LEDs projecting a poppy on to the box.The LEDs are crimped onto piano wire which gave each poppy the ability to naturally oscillate and sway with wind or air movement from people.The power was internally distributed by a mapped grid creating an intricate parallel circuit.
Publicity
The artwork gained a lot of public attention and featured exclusively in the telegraph,the guardian and Media Architecture.It was later auctioned off for childline for over £1000
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As stated this was an extremely fast
pace project with little time to deeply
imm
erse into
the concept
and m
eaning.But
creating organic
or floral
electronics/lighting was
the initial
starting point.experim
enting with conductive ink to draw patterns and lighting LEDS with its path.to projecting fields of poppies
Due to
the pace
of the
project prototyping w
as short and sweet.
Proof of concept and sourcing of of red for the LED.Closest frequency to poppy red.
The Production was m
anaged and built by m
e and my colleague W
ill M
cGrath. M
anaging the entirety of the project.From
Materials, transport, in house
manufacture and site location.
On com
pletion the art work had a
huge public appearance and was
displayed in Spitalfeilds Market for
two w
eeks before being auctioned in a large charity event for child line.
Production COMPLETIONProtoypeConcepthttp://www.mediaarchitecture.org/art-box-london/http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/culturepicturegaller-ies/9332418/BT-Artbox-Red-telephone-boxes-with-a-twist.html?frame=2248810
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Client
Project
description
My Role
Prototyping Design for
manufacture
JBl UK Sound competition
2013 Joint winner in a new concept speaker for JBL
JBL was looking to generate a portable speaker product or product range,
tailored for the English market.
The complete competitionIdeation
Concept generationDesign pitch
Graphic designInitial DFM
JBL
Sound and Sport
Passion
Grit
Power
Unity
Atmosphere
Passion
Determination
Graphic design Pitches
JBL pitch
SOUND AND SPORT
Client
Ethos
UK
Participants
JBL Product
Evaluation
Design analysis of the JBL Product range revealed a signature chamfer along the majority of there products.With signature black and greys to there orange.There products have a design language speaking to the young males with aggressive angles on some speakers combine with a sleek curve to suggest delicate technical line.All this speaks to there attitude of BIG aggressive sound from beautiful craft and technology.
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Unity
Quality sound consists of many crucial factors, expressed through a bands delivery.These key factors are qualities which are found in sport.The UK is a great sporting nation which prides its self through its national as well at its recreational/ armature teams.
In the UK 6.93 million adults regularlyparticipate in sport.
Over 1.36 million adults are members of a sports club
Since the Olympic and Paralympics there has been an increase of 635,000 participating in sport
500,000
BIG CONCERT SOUND
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-1076712814
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/olympics/news/9449171/Racing-to-the-beat-the-power-songs-that-inspire-Olympic-athletes.html
Racing to the Beat:
The Power of music to inspire Olympic Athletes
Chris Hoy:Chemical brothers
Bradley Wiggins:The Who
Andy Murray:Ed Sheeran
and inspire them to achieve on-field success
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Loud upbeat music effectively activates the brain and prepares it for physical activity.
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Amateur rugby teams play a series of powerful rock classics, pre-match to collectively energise and drive members to play to the same rhythm.
The dressing room jukebox is a perfect setting where high tempo tunes can match a player’s anticipated heart rate
The DiscusCrank Up your Game
The discus is a ideal speaker in perfect synergy with the English Outdoors and its enthusiastic athlete
Durability | Versatility:Its design suits that cramped muddy changing room.Its handle allow it to be hung from clothes hooks commonly found in changing rooms, or can simply be thrown on a floor or bench.
The speakers rugged design is shock proof and water resistant. This allows the discus to be thrown into a kit bag before and after games.
The discus provides a room filling sound which delivers powerful motivational music that dictates the atmosphere, preparing both the individual and their team.
Water resistant Dust Resistant
310170
120
This is a power speaker purpose built for sport and in alignment with its physical demands: Mud | Dust | Water | impact | Weather Resistant.
Blue-tooth SYNC button allows the discus to become visible to bluetooth able devices and connect.
Device connectivity The discus is a ideal speaker in perfect synergy with the English Outdoors and its
Its handle allow it to be hung from clothes hooks commonly found in changing rooms, or
The speakers rugged design is shock proof and water resistant. This allows the discus to
The discus provides a room filling sound which delivers powerful motivational music that
Weather resistant Impact resistant
The discus’s smart bluetooth compatibility allows multiple smart devices to pair allowing people to queue songs and control the speaker.Personalising the pre game preparation.
Water tight capsule
push
The water tight capsule contains an audio jack, which facilitates ipods or MP3 players.
All devices are securely clamped within the water tight capsule. This water tight cap-sule is then encased within the unit.
Technical FeaturesFor the discus to be such a rugged and versatile speaker it must achieve specific standards.
To achieve a Ingress Protection Rating (IP) above 65 IK07, the discuss will have to fulfil the following requirements
“Dust proof rating 6” It must withstand impact and be completely secure from all dust particles
5W + RatingCompletely weather and water resistant
To ensure the discuss can comply with these definitive requirements its core design specifications will include:
High impact plastic with good tensile strength (Polypropylene Oxide - PPO) for the speaker grill.
High impact rubber (Butyl Rubber) bumper ring surrounding the hole unit.
Glands to seal any opening and splits.
Multiple screws to secure the case together.
12V DC socket
USB port
3.5mm (1/8") stereo mini-jack
Wireless bluetooth
5 hours minimum listening time Li-ion battery
310mm x 170mm
Key Specifications
SureVent PVDF - A super-hydrophobic material that allows more than 5 slpm at 1 psi.This material will repel water at 73psi.PVDF can be heat sealed to almost any plastic.
Exploded view
Butyl Rubber - A relatively economical rubber suitable for shock and vibration dampening.Excellent heat, weather and alkaline / acid resistance.
Off set shock absorbing base
Hydrophobic speaker grill membrane
Exploded view
Glanded split joint - To achieve an IP rating of 65 the case must be screwed together with a specific glanded split that prevents water entering the product.
Dust cover - To prevent inbound and outbound particles.Creating a dust proof unit
Water tight O ring - capsule and device dock
user
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To create an entire design package for the Enfield Innovation competition.
creating a brand identity and and creating all the media aiding in the competition.
Co Designing the logo Design Branding Idea generation
Competition Media (front and back end) Web design
Documenting the competition Photography
Client
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Enfield Innovation Competition
Prototyping
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design
Experience design
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Enfield innovation
Enfield Innovation
Competition
To design a entire Brand identity and stationary package for the competition. Co run by redLoop design and innovation center.
Designing a brand identity for the competition based on Enfields rich history of manufacturing and design.We where asked to make posters and competition packages that would be sent to participating schools around Enfield.The packages where compressed booklets that walked students through methodology used to generate unique and innovative ideas.We had to carefully design the layout and the experience a user would walk through within this booklet. Keeping the reader engaged by using info-graphics and inspiring activities. We had to ensure the walk through guide would get the reader thinking creatively. Leading the user to a conclusion. The package finished with the user finish having 3 fully developed concept ideas, that weren’t so obviously conceived.
Further work was done on publicizing other aspects of the event through posters, social media and the newly created website.
Ediswan took over the former jute mill at Ponders End in 1886 and adapted it for the manufacture of electric light bulbs and later radio valves.Why most design aspect will revolve around bulbs and filaments
Colour pallet was created from the Enfield councils commonly used colours
Inspiring posters, cards and info-graphics where created to publicize the 10,000 pound reward
Brief
Project
details
Graphic
design
components
conceptgraphic de-
signwebsite Competition
The conception of the brand for the
competition,
was based
on the history of the area and its past industries that once flourished there.Brain storm
s were used to create innovative
ways to
boost the
competitions popularity. To get m
ore teenagers involved from
the local com
munity
Popular graphic techniques and styles w
here used from 2012 such
as knocked out text word clouds
and narrow fronts.
we aim
ed for an industrial feel as w
ell as an aspect of youthful play and thought
I built the website in w
ordpress building
a tem
plate and
then adding content so that it could be easily m
anaged by the Enfield council.w
e also had access to update new
banners and graphics
The Enfield innovation competition
is still on going further developing the area though new
schemes de-
vised by the local comm
unity.it is in its 5th successful year and still m
anaged by redLoop
The Process
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The com
petition was
managed
primarily with redLoop and the local
council with mem
bers of the design consultancy on the judging panel.W
e set up design workshops within local schools with a final presentation show for the few selected ideas. Finalists
received help
from
the consultancy
to pitch
their final
concept to the council and judges.
completion
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N Skills
Prototyping
Experience design
X
Graphic design
Production
management
PitchesElectronics
Project
Management
Design for
manufacture
User interface
design
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