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Lund University School of Industrial Design presents a selection of BA and MA degree work from the class of 2024.
Projects
Trang Thuy Nguyen - Azolla
Algot Karlén - The modular greenhouse
Anna-Maria Nilsson - Klura
Clara Storsten - Klura
Anton Arnqvist - Endangered oddballs
August Eriksson - IKEA wall shelves
Erik Lif - Why do we care?
Ludvig Karlsson - Warmth of the past. Design for the future
Lukas Albrektsson - The meteorologists
Elliot H Skafte - The meteorologists
Moritz Schewe - The simple bike project
Yuhan Huang - Full-empty flow
Peder Nilsson - Toys in the making
Wojtek Wróż - Seapuff
Zixian Lyu - How you put silicone-based life into furniture
About Lund University School of Industrial Design
Working in design means steering through a constantly shifting landscape of needs and demands. Rapid advances in culture, technology and the environment spark new behaviours and desires that require pioneering products and services, as well as the courage to say no.
