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I designed and made this batch-manufactured desk clock using a single bent rectangle of stainless steel, finished with spray paint. The design was developed to maximise material efficiency, allowing twelve clocks to be produced from one standardised sheet. I focused on balancing aesthetics with manufacturing feasibility, refining the form through iterative prototyping and collaborative testing.

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This project deepened my understanding of how small design decisions impact production outcomes. It strengthened my skills in planning, teamwork, and problem-solving and gave me a more grounded sense of how to design with both process and purpose in mind.

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