NHS SCOTLAND | SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT
Scottish Access Collaborative brings together clinical, managerial, patient, and government representatives to work between NHS specialties and develop cross-cutting solutions. It uses design approaches such as pathways and system maps in order to support the group in visualising their complex and challenging context and to identify meaningful change.
Service Design | Co-Design | Social Innovation | Team Project
SCOTTISH CARE
This projects creatively explores the future of care at home in collaboration with Scottish Care. It looks into objects, technologies, and ideas which might impact the care sector in the future. Working with care experts, staff, and managers, a series of possible scenarios based on current trends are co-designed. They include new ways of working and a set of emerging social, technological, political, and environmental themes. The outcome is a toolbox which gives form to the future and supports Scottish Care to consider how the care sector might prepare for the future, and to continue this creative exploration.
Design Research | Speculative Design | Co-Design | Team Project
DIGITAL HEALTH AND CARE INSTITUTE, INSTITUTE OF DESIGN INNOVATION
This project explores ways of evaluating design-led approaches to innovation. Building on insights from academic literature, it investigates conceptual and practical evaluation challenges through creative methods.
Design Research | Evaluation | Team Project
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
Collaborative Futures is an exploration of the future of finance and the bank's future customers. It brings together research and speculation to deliver evidenced and actionable design recommendations.
Design Research | Speculative Design | Prototyping | User Testing | Team Project
THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART
Salty Lives is an experiment into how design-led approaches might begin to unravel, interrogate, and re-envision healthcare by exploring it through the lens of living with the chronic illness cystic fibrosis. By investigating this specific context, its barriers, and opportunities, it aspires to also interrogate the organisational structures, services, and systems around healthcare more generally.
Strategic Design | Research | Ethnography | Individual Project
THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART, HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS ENTERPRISE
Design for Island Life explores what it means to live and work in the Outer Hebrides, and identifies future opportunities from these research insights. It pioneers a new form of social design practice, moving beyond the walls of the studio and into the lives and communities on the Outer Hebrides.
Ethnography | Social Design | Community Engagement | Co-Design | Team Project
BARCLAYS, 360 STUDIO
On behalf of Barclays, in collaboration with 360 Studio, and within a team of researchers and designers, I researched and mapped out today's gym experience. We then translated this research into a powerful framework that enabled us to explore and analyse opportunities for Barclays contactless payment technology bPay. It enabled us to propose innovative services while maintaining a strong focus on evidenced customer behaviours.
Product Strategy | Ethnography | Service Design | Customer Experience | Team Project
STRATHCLYDE ENTERPRISE PATHWAY, TOM HUNTER CENTRE FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Enterprise Pathway is a competitive process, and includes an interactive workshop and seminar series led by experienced entrepreneurs; an intensive training weekend on business skills, team building, and idea generation; and a final pitch of a business idea and plan. Together with my team, I developed the business idea, case, plan, pitch and branding for “Droplet” which achieved second place at the final.
Business Model | Entrepreneurship | Product Strategy | Service Design | Team Project
THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART, TOSHIBA
The Future of Food is a design project combining research and speculation to explore the future of food on behalf of Toshiba and in collaboration with Chiba University, and Parson's New School. This project identified design opportunities for the internet of things, and how it could facilitate new experiences in relation to food and our changing urban habitat.
Speculative Design | Futurescaping | Team Project
THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART
Design in the context of citizenship applies future-oriented design principles to reimagine an organisation’s innovative qualities By exploring its services from the perspective of a citizen user.
Infographic | Strategic Design | Social Innovation | Evaluation | Individual Project
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
Making a Difference is a research dissertation analysing international volunteering and the tensions between marketing, motivations, and actual experiences of young volunteers abroad. It explores ideals, common practice, and the increasing commercialisation in international volunteering narratives.
Ethnography | Anthropology | Sociology | Research | Individual Project
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
How do people who do not find the idea of God significant to their faith and people with more traditional understanding of quakerism worship together within Glasgow's Quaker community? This ethnographic research project uses data from participant observation to answer this question and focused on the role of Quaker meeting for worship as a ritual practiced at the intersections of religious change.
Ethnography | Anthropology | Sociology | Research | Individual Project
This is an infographic summarising the results of an online survey by Dr Ruth Keogh to gain understanding of what people with cystic fibrosis aged 16+ would like to learn about their life expectancy and other outcomes.For the online survey and more detailed results see http://blogs.lshtm.ac.uk/ruthkeogh/.
Graphic Design | Infographic
A set of icons representing many of the daily therapies anyone living with the chronic illness cystic fibrosis will recognise.
Graphic Design
