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HEY THERE! My name is Trevan. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest where I was encouraged to explore. I am fascinated with creating and experiencing new things. Soccer, skiing, travel, Legos, and family are a few of those things. Oh, and coffee!... Always coffee. Who knew I’d be pursuing creation as a career. My childhood self wouldn’t have believed it, yet here I am. I’d be honored to create something cool with you, and learn from you while doing it! Let’s talk!
HEX Children’s Furniture 3 Weeks Individual Project
CLIENT Brigid Collins is a family support center that works with a wide range of children. Their greatest needs were seating and tables for the kids. However, they had a very limited amount of space.
PROBLEM How can a single piece of furniture be constructed out of a 4’ x 4’ piece of plywood and accommodate kids ages 2 - 7?
SOLUTION A long, low piece of furniture whose function changes with orientation. By keeping it low to the ground, it brings everyone down to the same level. It becomes an equalizer between age groups encouraging interactions that were not present before.
HEX Sit. Recline. Explore.
URCHIN Sensory Play + Upcycle 6 weeks Collaboration
REMADE In the United States alone, 230 million tons of waste is generated each year. Industrial design students and design retailer, Ideal, annually collaborate on a design and production project using upcycled materials.
S E N S O RY P L AY An integral part of child development is sensory stimulation. In order to grow cognitively, socially, emotionally and physically, children’s imaginations need to be stimulated with openended, multi-purpose toys and play opportunities. The ball is one of the oldest toys in the world. Its various uses lend itself to collaborative and imaginative play. Urchin is a ball created from retired climbing rope and tennis balls.
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P R E PA R AT I O N In order to sell the products at Ideal, additional materials were created for the premiere. Acrylic displays and printed graphics were made which allowed customers to seamlessly interact with products and designers.
SALE ReMade. An event celebrating the work of twelve designers who transformed waste into innovative products. These products were showcased and sold at Ideal.
GUIDO Urban Pizza Experience 4 Weeks In association with
INSIGHTS I N D U STRY The pizza industry is huge. In 2014, pizza sales in the United States rose three percent. While the industry is highly lucrative, it is also highly competitive.
C U STOM ER HAB ITS The number of customers ordering online is rising. This makes it crucial for businesses to provide online services.
M OBI L E MARKE TING Mobile experiences are a must. Notifications and advertisements on mobile devices have a very high chance of leading a customer to a purchase.
$38. 5 B IL L IO N I N D U ST RY
50%+ ORDE R ONLINE
50- 80% E N G AGE M E N T VI A M OBI L E
OBJECTIVE Craft a new pizza experience for urban environments that draws on the SMEG ‘50’s Retro WStyle product line. This experience will capitalize on the spontanaeity and impulsiveness of the user by making pizza more accesible. Characteristics of the Uber taxi service will be infused with those of classic pizza delivery to create an experience that is fresh but familiar to urban occupants.
IDEATION The ideation process was driven by the shape of pizza, and the user experience.
MEET GUIDO Guido is a roving pizza delivery drone. Each drone carries ten pizzas of a single flavor and follows a route programmed by the operator. The graphics and colors applied to the ground based drone correlate with the type of pizza housed within.
Barcode scanner for POS Payment interface Card swipe
Heat convects through walls to warm pizzas Recessed handle around viewing window
Vent ring to prevent overheating
Nexus Robot Omnimove wheels for unrestricted movement
APPLICATION
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1. App displays your location and color coded dots to show the moving Guidos. 2. Tapping the icon of a flavor displays information and commands available to the user. 3. Application menu links to further information and customization capabilities.
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Payment Payment Payment
Order History Order History Order History Rewards Rewards Rewards
Promotions Promotions Promotions Settings Settings Settings
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ETA Stock
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Initiate and complete payment process.
Guido presents you your pizza in a motion much like a pez or cassette.
User walks away with purchase.
Over the summer of 2015 I interned for SMr, an outdoor gear company committed to high quality products and social change. During my time there I worked with the team to develop a number of products that should be released in 2016. We made over twenty prototypes for each product, and conducted many tests to realize the final designs. Due to proprietary knowledge the full projects can’t be displayed at this time.
TREVAN STREAN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER CONTACT Address 110 Birch Street Cashmere, WA, 98815 Phone 509.630.3209 Email tr3v4n@gmail.com
EDUCATION
PROFICIENCY
Western Washington University B.S. Industrial Design Expected Graduation, June 2017 GPA 3.78
Digital Solidworks Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Keyshot Photography
Wenatchee Valley College Associates of Arts and Sciences June 2014 GPA 3.78
INTERESTS Skiing Music Hiking Camping Family Food Traveling Soccer
Analog Sketching Sewing Model Making Woodworking Painting + Finishing Research
EXPERIENCE
Busser - Visconti’s Italian Ristorante
Design Intern - Sierra Madre Research
Leavenworth, WA
Vicksburg, MS June 2015 - September 2015
Market research, competitor analysis • Collaborated on the development of new products for hammock camping • Prepared patterns, technical drawings, and bill of materials for manufacturing •
Furniture Designer - Private Client Portland, OR September 2013 - December 2013 • Prepared sketches, CAD models, and renderings to aid client dialogue • Collaborated with engineers and cabinet makers on the fabrication of the final concept
May 2012 - September 2014 •
Customer interaction, service, teamwork
AWA R D S + A F F I L I AT I O N S IDSA Student Chapter • Co-Treasurer 2015-2016 • Sophomore Liaison 2014-2015 Western Washington University • President’s List 2015 • Presidential Scholarship 2014-2015 Scholarship • Gesa Credit Union 2014-2015 • Cashmere Rotary Club 2014-2015 • Cashmere Schools Foundation 2014-2015