Luke Fuller, who recently completed his BA degree in 3D Design and Craft, has won the top award at New Designers. Read More
Monthly Archives: June 2018
Product Design students turn bamboo into fuel
University of Brighton students have created an innovative business idea to turn bamboo into a sustainable fuel, promoting a circular economy in a developing area of the world. Read More
Student shortlisted in the 2018 Creative Conscience Awards
MA Sustainable Design student Sally Sutherland has been shortlisted as ‘outstanding’ for work challenging the acceptance of different milks in UK culture.
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Student manages homeless project
Free cameras are to be given to the homeless in Brighton and Hove for a Christmas calendar. Read More
3D graduate wins BP Portrait Award
Miriam Escofet, a graduate of 3D Design and Craft, was presented with the award and £25,000 prize at the National Portrait Gallery in London. Read More
Vending machine for HIV testing kits wins national award
A world-first touch-screen digital vending machine which dispenses free HIV self-test kits at the Brighton Sauna has received a national award. Read More
Brighton fashion collections at GFW: pictures just in
The collections from Brighton Fashion students received rapturous applause on the runway at Graduate Fashion Week. Take a look at the images from the catwalk show. Read More
Update! Fashion student scoops GFW prize
Brighton fashion student Hannah Gibbins has won the Debenham’s Menswear Award for her collection at this week’s Graduate Fashion Week. Read More
Weekend of Degree show fun at Hastings Pier
The University of Brighton School of Architecture and Design’s prestigious annual graduate show includes a family fun weekend June 9 and 10. Read More
Graduates 2018: Willis Annison: Media Studies
My project explores the human body as an expressive medium and the effectiveness of visual design and literacy as a reflexive tool. Read More
Graduates 2018: Sandrine Melville: Fashion
My studies have always led me towards sustainable design which culminated with my dissertation investigating the viability of cradle to cradle as a solution within the fashion industry. Read More
Graduates 2018: Bethany Plumptre: Textiles
Colour and architectural forms really inspire me. I love to build structure and form into my woven designs, using colour to emphasise shape and structure. Read More
Graduates 2018: Lucy Forgham: Interior Architecture
Our project this year was based around the theme of gentrification, so I focused on student and post-graduate housing and the lack of desirable yet affordable housing available.
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Graduates 2018: Eli Heath: Product Design
I think design should be emotive and playful and I try to bridge the gap between industrial design and self-expression with my work.
Graduates 2018: Aimee Hawkins: Textiles
This collection has played reference to the female form conceptually to construct an abstract interpretation of a widely used source of visual inspiration. Read More
Graduates 2018: Marcel Jundi Sugai: Interior Architecture
This term, I worked on a project that was divided into two parts. The first explores ways of welcoming the older LGBTQ+ community into traditional housing by using symbolism and parallax. Read More
Watch GFW live!
See the University of Brighton’s Catwalk Show at 3.30pm today. Read More
Worthing Museum collections celebrated in free Objects Unwrapped event
Students and staff have collaborated with Worthing Museum and Art Gallery for a free event on 30 June. Read More
