Portfolio - Dan Tanner by Dan Tanner

PORTFOLIO Dan Tanner Industrial Designer

AEL - YINS Cafe

A project that I managed whilst AEL Solutions. A bespoke role play area designed to encourage social, language, mathematic, currency and role play skills. AEL were approached by the school to produce a large outdoor area for their younger children to use. After an initial meeting with the school to determine what they wanted, a rough idea of the appearance and their budget, I produced the YINS Cafe concept. The visuals above show the second stage of product developement after a meeting with school staff about the initial concepts. The project involved a large amount of communication and liasing with the school and had many bespoke and custom elements to it. Tasks included: Material sourcing and ordering, BOM construction and costing, Manufacturing and Installation drawings and some custom graphic work.

AEL - YINS Cafe

A project that was undertaken and managed whilst at AEL Solutions. A bespoke role play area designed to encourage social, language, mathematic, currency and role play skills, this was a project that I managed through to completion. Shown here include a selection of the manufacturing drawings and graphic work produced during the project.

YINS Cafe

A project that was undertaken and managed whilst at AEL Solutions. A bespoke role play area designed to encourage social, language, mathematic, currency and role play skills, this was a project that I managed through to completion. Shown here are a selection of photos of the installed and finished unit in place at the school.

YINS Cafe

A project that was undertaken and managed whilst at AEL Solutions. A bespoke role play area designed to encourage social, language, mathematic, currency and role play skills, this was a project that I managed through to completion. Shown here are a selection of photos of the installed and finished unit in place at the school.

AEL - Haystacks Project

A bespoke piece of play equipment for a school that wanted a more challenging item for their children to use and something that they could incorporate into obstacle courses. This was a concept that I proposed and developed based off of some existing pieces of play equipment that we sold. The drawings were developed in conjunction with the installations manager and installers in order improve and simplify the installation of the haystack climber range. It looked at breaking down how the various pieces went together, giving the installers more accurate and easier to read dimensions and tried to make the installation process as smooth as possible. A project that I managed from start to finish.

AEL - Design Concepts

A selection of furniture, leisure and play concepts that have been produced and developed during my time at AEL Solutions. These items were all designed for dfferent clients with different needs.

AEL - Furniture Design DRG NO: APC Assembly

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THIS DOCUMENT AND THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN IT ARE THE CONFIDENTIAL PROPERTY OF A&E LEISURE LTD. IT MUST NOT BE COPIED, DUPLICATED OR USED IN ANY MANNER OR TRANSMITTED TO TO A THIRD PARTY WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. IT MUST BE RETURNED TO A&E LEISURE LTD WHEN THE AUTHORISED USE IS TERMINATED.

DRG NO: PWMCC GA

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550 RATTAN TO INFILL HERE

PROFILE OF METAL TUBING FOR LEGS, 1.5 mm THICK RIBS INSIDE METALWORK, 1mm THICK

PROFILE A R300

425

475

1.5

PROFILE B

10mm LUG

475

400

SLATS TO BE RIVETED TO FRAME

1.5

449

RATTAN TO INFILL HERE

DEPTH OF BACK

CORNER DETAIL

12 38

ALUMINIUM FRAME: 30x18mm, 2mm THICK WITH TWO INTERNAL 1.2mm THICK RIBS (SEE PICTURE)

PLASTIC BUNG TO BE FITTED TO TOP

12 1

323

432

SCALE: NTS DRG NO. APC Assembly

856

23/06/2014

DRG NO: PWMCA Frame

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A&E LEISURE LTD 9 CRADOCK ROAD READING RG2 OJT TEL 0118 9230300

R2.5

438

265

305

118

R2.5

DETAIL A

400

200

130

400

575

184

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A 424

422 415

435

642

258

APPROVED: MW

DRG NO. PWMCC GA

229

188

DRAWN BY: dtanner

PWMCC Monaco Teak-Look Carver Chair General Assembly

DIMENSIONS INCLUDE BUNGS LEGS AND SEAT FRAME TO BE WELDED TO FORM WHOLE CHAIR

500

445 540.00 A&E LEISURE LTD 9 CRADOCK ROAD READING RG2 OJT TEL 0118 9230300

595

382

443

ITEMS MUST BE STACKABLE

455 515 545

757

Alsace Poseur Chair Assembly

APPROVED: MW

PROFILE A

PLASTIC BUNG TO BE FITTED TO BOTTOM

**METALWORK DIMENSIONS EXCLUDING PLASTIC BUNGS** DRAWN BY: DTanner

PROFILE B

403

16/03/2015

POWDERCOAT FINISH: RAL COLOUR TBC © COPYRIGHT A&E LEISURE LTD

PROFILE B

378

475

535

655

PARTS LIST QTY PART CLINCH KNUT 6 PLASTIC BUNG 4 T-SECTION 1 RATTAN INFILLS 2

335

377.5

680

641

330

800

M6 SCREWS INTO CLINCH KNUTS ON CHAIR FRAME

322.5

780

856

SCREWS TO GO THROUGH FRAME

DIMENSIONS INCLUDE BUNGS 25mm METAL TUBING TO BE USED 2mm WALL THICKNESS THROUGHOUT © COPYRIGHT A&E LEISURE LTD

525 05/08/2014 PWMCA Monaco Teak-Look Arm Chair Frame

DRAWN BY: dtanner

APPROVED: MW SCALE: NTS DRG NO. PWMCA Frame

A&E LEISURE LTD 9 CRADOCK ROAD READING RG2 OJT TEL 0118 9230300

A selection of CAD drawings that have been produced whilst at AEL Solutions. These drawings were produced in Autodesk Inventor and were either used during manufacture in the workshop or sent to China to be mass manufactured. The drawings are a selection of original designs and existing items that have had to be reverse engineered.

Crown, Devizes

Outdoor Seating Visual

AEL Presentations Malbec and Dijon Set

3x3m Castello Navy (Colour TBC)

Barolo Poseur Sets

Making More of Your Outdoors

Weatherhead School

Terrado Visual

www.aelsolutions.com

13.2x4m Terrado Unit

Designer: D.Tanner Sales: G.Ross Code: GR-Crown-Dev

Navy Blue Colour (TBC)

Decked Area

Folding glass front

Grey RAL, Matching Building (TBC)

Making More of Your Outdoors www.aelsolutions.com

Designer: D.Tanner Sales: G.Ross Code: GR-Weather

A selection of presentations produced whilst working for AEL Soltutions. The scenes were produced in 3DS Max based upon the clients requirements and the existing layout of the area. The renders were then bought into Adobe Photoshop where they were touched up before being layed out in inDesign as a presentation piece to show clients.

Monster Play Presentations

A selection of presentations produced whilst working for Monster Play. The scenes were produced in 3DS Max based upon the clients requirements and the existing layout of the area. The renders were then bought into Adobe Photoshop where they were touched up and layed out as a presentation piece to show clients.

Concept Sketching

A collection of sketches and concepts that were produced to expand Monster Playâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s range of early years (Under 5) equipment. These sketches were taken from an early stage of development where the key was to explore as many different ideas and concepts as possible. The sketches here show a selection on Hobbit hill style playhouses.

Monster Play - CAD Drawings

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ITEM

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3000X3000-DECKING-RYVERS

3000X3000-SIDEWALL

3000X3000-BACKWALL

PTSW-120X120-1072MM

PTSW-120X22-3000MM

1900X1900-SEAT-RYVERS

1900X1900-SEAT-NOTCH-RYVERS

3000X3000-A-FRAME-ENDS

3000X3000-A_FRAME-CENTRE

PTSW-100X47-1850MM

PTSW-150X47-1496_5MM-NOTCH

PTSW-150X47-1496_5MM

PTSW-120X22-1800MM

PTSW-32_5X22-1800MM

MS-SHEET-4MM-100X100-1523_5MM-T

MS-SHEET-4MM-100X100-1523_5MM-B

PTSW-175X22-1850-FASCIA_L

PTSW-175X22-1850-FASCIA_R

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3000

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TITLE: UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED ALL DIMESIONS IN MM. ALL WELDS TO BE CONTINUOUS.

TOLERANCES: LINEAR DIMS: +/- 1MM HOLE CENTRES: +/- 1MM HOLE DIAMETER: +0.5/-0.5 MM O ANGLES +/-0.5

3000X3000-RYVERS-PLHSE

Drawn By:

Date Drawn:

D TANNER 30-AUG-2013

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Approved By: Date Approved: CUSTOMER:

SANDOWN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SANDOWN ROAD, WATFORD, HERTFORDSHIRE, WD24 7UB. TEL: 01923 236627. FAX: 01923818339. WEB: WWW.MONSTERPLAY.CO.UK

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COPYRIGHT NOTICE: THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT AND PROPERTY OF MONSTER PLAY SYSTEMS. IT MAY NOT BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COMPANY. ANY COPIES OF THIS DRAWING MUST INCLUDE THIS COPYRIGHT NOTICE.

A CAD drawing that was produced as part of a project to build some custom playhouses/shelters for a school. The playhouse was drawn up in Creo before the manufacturing drawings, part lists and a BOM were produced.

Monster Play - CAD Drawings

An exploded view that was produced during a project to build some custom playhouses/shelters for a school. The playhouse was drawn up in Creo before the manufacturing drawings, part lists and a BOM were produced. This drawing would have been included in the manufacturing drawing pack to be sent to the in-house factory.

Innovative Kitchen Branding

A group project to establish a new kitchen ware brand before designing new products for the company. A brand identity had to be established and products made to fit this identity. This product is a redesigned whisk that improves performance, is easier to clean and has a more elegant look. The renders were produced in Solidworks and rendered in PhotoView 360.

RCA Lighting Project

This is the final presentation image that was used to show my lights capabilities and effect in a natural and real environment. This image was used to showcase my design at a lighting exhibition that I was chosen to present at. The render was produced in Solidworks and rendered with Photoview 360.

Major Project - Concept Shin Splints are one of the most common injuries suffered by runners and athletes, and can be incredibly painful. The projects aims to look into ways of improving and speeding up rehabilitation for the sufferer.

Causes of Shin Splints

- High impact activities. - Suddenly increasing the workload on the shins. - Continuing to exercise in worn out footwear. - Overpronation and Oversupination - Lack of, or decreased, flexibility in the ankle joint.

Prevention of Shin Splints

- Correct and thorough stretching of the leg muscles. - Wearing correct footwear. - Strengthening and conditioning of the lower leg. - Reduction of work load, i.e. running distances. - R.I.C.E - Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. - Heat and deep tissue massage. - Physiotherapy to correct biomechanics and running techniques.

An overview of the major project looking into reducing the discomfort and pain associated with Shin Splints and looking at ways to help with the recovery of sufferers. This page is looking at what the project entails, what it does and why the project is needed. It is brief collection of justification and research into the problems posed and potential solutions.

Major Project - Development

A collection of sketching and development work associated with my major project. Exploring styles, aesthetics and ideas for the products. The prototypes demonstrate examples of handle designs and proving the principle of how the roller works. These were produced in the workshops at Brunel University.

Major Project - Final Project

Final rendered images and mock-up model of my major project at university. This is the roller part of my investigtion into better shin splint treatment and prevention. To go wih this roller there was also a compression sleeve with built in heat and cold packs. These packs were made from Cherry Stones a natural product with good heat and cold retention properties.

POC - Contextual Design

A brand deconstruction group project looking at a chosen brand, breaking down what the brand represents, its core values and design ethos before suggesting new areas and sectors to take the brand into whilst retaining its identity. The chosen brand was POC, a protection gear company from Sweden. A book was produced with the findings and the recommended directions. To see the book in full please visit: http://issuu.com/dantanner/docs/poc_brand_report

POC - Contextual Design

These are the final outcomes from the group. The left pictures show my final outcome, an e-textile undershirt designed to be worn by fire fighters under their regular kit. The shirt has built in GPS to monitor the fire fighters locations as well as health monitors to keep a check on heart rate, O2 levels, breathing rate, water levels and various other vitals. This data would then be transferred back to whoever was in charge of the situation allowing them to make better informed judgements and decisions. The left photo shows the whole of the groups final outcomes.