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Anetworkofpeopleandexperiences emphasizingmul8disciplinarycollabora8on, designthinking,andexperien8allearning. miami design COLLABORATIVE miami university oxford ohio


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A
network
of
people
and
experiences

 emphasizing
mul8‐disciplinary
collabora8on,

 design
thinking,
and
experien8al
learning.


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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miami
design
collabora8ve…

 what
is
it?


The
Miami
Design
Collabora8ve
is
a
mul8‐disciplinary
design
ini8a8ve
at
Miami
University
that
 brings
together
students
and
faculty
from
throughout
campus
to
develop
exper8se
in
design
 thinking
and
to
implement
that
knowledge
through
complex,
team‐based,
problem‐solving
 experiences.
Design‐based
experiences
cluster
together
under
one
umbrella
to
posi8on,
 promote
and
clarify
rela8onships
and
opportuni8es
both
on‐campus
and
beyond.
MDC
 integrates
faculty
and
students
in
every
academic
division
into
a
“networked”
curriculum
that
 will
offer
a
cer8ficate
program
that
complements
a
student’s
major.
Students:


  • experience
design
process
and
development
through
project‐based
learning.

  • engage
with
industry
and
organiza8ons
outside
of
Miami
University’s
physical
boundaries.

  • extend
tradi8onal
disciplines
by
building
theory
and
prac8ce
on
mul8‐disciplinary
fron8ers.

  • expand understanding
through
the
incorpora8on
of
contemporary
social
issues.

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dmwmis


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independent


NETWORK


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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look
for
connec8ons
 &
appreciate
differences


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miami
design
collabora8ve

 08–09
steering
commiYee


The
following
individuals
serve
on
the
steering
commiYee
for
the
Miami
Design
Collabora8ve:
 Michael Bailey‐Van Kuren, Associate
Professor,
Mechanical
and
Manufacturing
Engineering
 Michele Dickey, Associate
Professor,
Educa8onal
Psychology
 Susan Ewing, Dis8nguish
Professor,
Art;
Associate
Dean,
School
of
Fine
Arts
 Peg Faimon, Professor,
Graphic
Design;
Director,
Miami
Design
Collabora8ve
 Timothy Heath, Joseph
C.
Seibert
Professor,
Marke8ng
 Sco@ Johnston, Associate
Professor,
Architecture
and
Interior
Design
 Jay Smart, Assistant
Professor,
Psychology
 Glenn Pla@, C.
Michael
Armstrong
Professor
in
Interac8ve
Media
and
Marke8ng;
Director,
AIMS
 John Weigand, Chair
and
Professor,
Architecture
and
Interior
Design


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miami
design
collabora8ve

 addi8onal
partners


University ParGcipants

Par8cipants
have
also
included
individuals
represen8ng:

 Botany,
Computer
&
Systems
Analysis,
Electrical
&
Computer
Engineering,
Entrepreneurship,
 Environmental
Science,
Geology,
Management
Informa8on
Systems,
and
Theatre



Industry Partners

John Foster, Head
of
Talent
and
Organiza8on,
IDEO/Palo
Alto
 Challis Hodge, VP
of
User
Experience,
The
Nielsen
Company
 Mark Eckman, Partner,
RoseYa
 Elizabeth Bartley, Design
Educator
and
Researcher



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Miami Design Collaborative A network of people and experiences emphasizing multi-disciplinary collaboration, design thinking, and experiential learning. Industry Partners Graduate School Business Education Fine Arts Engineering Arts and Science Libraries Regional: Middletown Regional: Hamilton

Led
by
the
School
of
Fine
Arts,
the
MDC
collaborators
come
from
across
campus.


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industry


ACADEMIA


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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look
&
learn
from
outside
yourself


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building
science
research


The
Center
for
Building
Science
Research,
led
by
ScoY
Johnston,
has
become
part
of
the
 Miami
Design
Collabora8ve
at
Miami
University
to
foster
student
centered
research
and
 design
opportuni8es
working
in
collabora8on
with
organiza8ons
outside
the
University.
 The
Building
Research
Studio
con8nues
the
tradi8on
of
working
with
clients
in
the
area
to
 provide
design
and
consul8ng
services
in
the
following
areas:


  • Sustainable
Design
Innova8on

  • Thermal
Performance
Modeling

  • Glazing
System
Modeling

  • Dayligh8ng
Design
and
Analysis

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building
science
research,
cont.


Selected Project/Client List
 Conservatek Industries: System
detailing
and
thermal
performance
modeling
for
the
 Spectraform
space
frame
structural
system
to
expand
the
commercial
market.
 Cincinna5 Zoo and Botanical Gardens: 
Shading
and
UV
radia8on
analysis
of
the
canopy
 design
for
the
Sumatran
Rhino
Exhibit.
Served
as
consultants
for
Glazerworks
Architects.
 Environmental Protec5on Agency: Development
of
a
modular
interior
wall
system
(ECO‐ Wall)
for
commercial
buildings
made
of
recycled
paper.

 P3
Awards
Honorable
Men8on
from
the
Na8onal
Academies



  • f
Science
and
Engineering.


Kirkmont Center: Preliminary
designs
for
a
new
sustainable

 nature
center
for
the
270
acre
camp
operated
by
the
Miami

 Presbytery.
Conducted
wind
power
feasibility
study
for

 the
site
and
a
shading
study
of
Goodrich
Lodge.
 Gilkey Window Company: Worked
with
engineering
and

 marke8ng
staff
to
develop
ideas
for
the
next
genera8on

 energy
efficient
replacement
windows
for
Gilkey
Window
Co.


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flash
of
genius


ITERATION


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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repeat
it
un8l
you
get
it
right


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mul8‐disciplinary
design
studio:
spring
08


This
studio,
one
of
the
Miami
Design
Collabora8ve
curricular
offerings,
occurs
each
spring
 semester,
with
a
different
project
concept
each
year.
In
2008,
six
interdisciplinary
teams,
 consis8ng
of
graphic
designers,
interior
designers
and
architects,
designed
comprehensive
 branding
solu8ons
for
an
arts
and
architecture
bookstore
in
Cincinna8’s
Over‐the‐Rhine
area.
 Each
team
was
commiYed
to
design
the
project
at
every
level
of
detail
proposing
a
package


  • f
integrated
architectural,
interior
and
graphic
design.
Project
instructors
were
Peg
Faimon


and
John
Weigand.


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prepara8on


IMPLEMENTATION


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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don’t
just
talk
—
act


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armstrong
interac8ve
dublin:
summer
08


Armstrong
Interac8ve,
another
of
the
Miami
Design
Collabora8ve
curricular
offerings,
is
a
 client‐based
capstone
course
which
goes
interna8onal
each
summer,
most
recently
in
 Shanghai
and
Dublin.
A
recent
client
wrote
“This
class
has
met
and
exceeded
all
my
 expecta8ons
for
‘redefining’
our
corporate
image.
I
would
put
the
work
your
class
produced
 for
us
up
against
any
agency
and
know
you
would
equal
and
probably
surpass
many.”
The
 images
represent
parts
of
the
Dublin
project:
to
create
an
interac8ve
career
planner.
The
 workshop
was
led
by
Glenn
PlaY,
Jim
Coyle,
Peg
Faimon
and
Ira
Greenberg.


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serious


PLAYFUL


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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play
is
the
key
to
crea8vity


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mul8‐disciplinary
design
studio:
spring
09


This
studio,
another
of
the
Miami
Design
Collabora8ve
curricular
offerings,
occurs
each
spring
 semester,
with
a
different
project
concept
each
year.
In
2009,
five
interdisciplinary
teams,
 consis8ng
of
graphic
designers,
interior
designers
and
architects,
designed
comprehensive
 branding
solu8ons
for
a
microbrewery
in
Cincinna8.
Each
team
was
commiYed
to
design
the
 project
at
every
level
of
detail
proposing
a
package
of
integrated
architectural,
interior
and
 graphic
design.
Studio
instructors
were
Sam
Perkins
and
Mary
Ben
Bonham.


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simplicity


COMPLEXITY


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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simplicity
is
at
the
heart
of
complexity


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mobile
italy:
summer
09


During
this
workshop
students
ac8vely
par8cipated
in
documen8ng
a
culture
of
design
in
 mid‐northern
Italy.
During
the
course
of
the
four‐week
summer
term
digital
and
analogue
 documents,
s8ll
and
mo8on
media,
and
collected
cultural
ar8facts
will
be
combined
to
study
 the
Italian
design
culture
as
evidenced
through
its
people,
arts,
architecture,
history,
and
 culture.
Students
used
the
latest
popular
micro
mobile
media
devices
and
millennia
old
 means
of
expression
to
design
interdisciplinary
solu8ons
to
design
problems.
A
primary
goal


  • f
the
course
was
to
ask
how
one
discovers
an
unfamiliar
place,
how
this
makes
a
visitor


reconsider
themselves,
and
how
this
is
captured
and
propagated
with
contemporary
media.
 Workshop
leaders
were
Sam
Perkins
and
John
Humphries.


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solo


COLLABORATOR


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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smart
friends
make
you
smarter


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miami
design
200
symposium:
spring
09


This
two‐day
symposium
on
crea8vity,
collabora8on
and
innova8on
featured
Philip
Glass
in
 solo
piano
performance,
and
as
part
of
a
seminar
series
and
panel
discussion.
Glass
was
 joined
by
IDEO’s
Sandy
Speicher,
Neilsen’s
VP
of
User
Experience,
Challis
Hodge,
and
 Interbrand’s
Crea8ve
Director,
Rick
Mariani.


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disciplinary


MULTI‐DISCIPLINARY


designCOLLABORATIVE

miami

miami university • oxford • ohio

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build
a
community


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1 2 3 4

Design Thinking Foundation Multidisciplinary Project-based Experiences

YEAR OF DISCIPLINARY SPECIALTY LIBERAL EDUCATION PLAN

Prospective Students Co- Curricular Foundation Thematic Capstone Alumni Contacts Entry into Miami Graduation from Miami Curricular Curricular Optional Experiences

Design
Thinking
Cer8ficate
Program
to
be
offered
beginning
in
fall
2010.


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visit
us
at:
mdc.muohio.edu