Industrial designers are part engineers, part artists. They create products to be used by factories, businesses, and everyday people. Each Senior Capstone project represents the culmination of a student’s academic experiences in RIT’s Industrial Design Program. This year over 60 Industrial Design seniors present concepts and designs across a range of categories: social service, education, transportation, UX/UI, consumer goods, home goods, apparel, health/medical and sustainability. In the ID Senior Capstone Show, you will see a summary of students’ design process and interact with high-fidelity prototypes. Join us for the reception to meet the projects’ designers.
RIT’s Graphic Design program presents Zenith; an exhibition of Senior Capstone projects. This exhibition is the representation of their growth over the past four years and presents them to the world as unique, creative voices. In it, you'll find design concepts and ideas that[...]
Campus design, like urban design, treats the entirety as a whole comprising discrete elements. At RIT, our buildings, infrastructure, campus loop, paths, ponds, and pavilions contribute to the campus genius loci or the spirit of place. Long known as Brick City, our campus[...]
Mushroom mycelium – sometimes likened to the root structure of plants - has the unique ability to grow into a shape encouraged by its surroundings. Here that capability is utilized to form light shades that will maintain their structure and stability during use, but decompose in[...]
Thematic Form Studies 2, an exhibit of new paintings by R. Roger Remington, opens at RIT’s Grid Space/University Gallery on February 12, 2024. In these paintings Remington continues his personal exploration of formal visual elements The work is a continuing blend of systematic[...]
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