Community
Driving design thinking to benefit the community is important, creating sustainable product design solutions that meet the sensitivities of society, cultural diversity, and environmental impact is imperative. Community can mean a local perspective to a global perspective.
Tiller Design strives to create commercially successful products that also consider the holistic impact the product will have in use and at the end of its life. We have a unique opportunity to help educate and set new measures of product acceptance for consumers.
Working with our team, local schools and University students we help spread the need to make products more meaningful and full filling. We give our community help by leveraging our design thinking skills into broader problem solving.
Industrial Designers are able to apply design thinking in amazing ways. When we work on your project the larger issue of community impact, acceptance and desire is being considered.
Community Bulletin
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Jun 11, 2010 Neo Buddy Awarded Australian International Design Mark!… Read More
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May 28, 2010 Dans Le Bastia published in Spanish motor magazine SoloMoto… Read More
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Mar 15, 2010 Everdure Neo Buddy and Neo Figura eSee are finalists in the 2010 Australian International Design Awards … Read More
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Feb 22, 2010 Robert Tiller to Judge at this years Australian Design Award - James Dyson Award… Read More
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Jan 26, 2010 Otto Stove Top Espresso Maker enjoys press in Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age… Read More
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Oct 18, 2007 Tiller Design have been working very closely with Everdure to redesign their latest Barbecue… Read More
Bulletin
June 11, 2010
Neo Buddy recognised for good design
Tiller Design
Tiller Design has been awarded the Australian International Design Mark for Neo Buddy, in recognition of good design at last weeks Australian International Design Awards.
Members of Tiller Design attended the presentation night which was held last Friday the 4th of June 2010 at Wharf 8, Passenger Terminal, Exhibition Hall, Sydney.
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Tiller Design, Product & Industrial Design Sydney, We helps clients innovate through design.
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May 28, 2010
Le Bastia published in SoloMoto
Tiller Design
Industrial Designer Dan Anderson has had his concept bike published in Spanish Motorbike magazine SoloMoto30 Issue number 327.
A near-future concept bike, La Bestia takes its styling cues from the glory days of the past. Long, low and with lines parallel to the ground, La Bestia creates its visual impact with its muscular stance rather than the sharp anime angles of todays bikes.
Dan is one of Tiller Designs newest Industrial Designers and brings an exciting appreciation of form and function.
Tiller Design, Product & Industrial Design Sydney, We help clients innovate through design.
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March 15, 2010
Tiller Design makes it to the Presenentation night!
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Tiller Design has just learned that the Neo Buddy and the Neo Figura eSee Barbecue’s have reached the finals of the Australian International Design Awards.
Fingers crossed for Presentation Night which will be held on Friday the 4th of June 2010, Wharf 8, Passenger Terminal, Exhibition Hall, Sydney
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Tiller Design is a leading Product & Industrial Design consultancy based in Sydney, We helps clients
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Bulletin
February 22, 2010
Robert Tiller to judge this years talented crop of designers
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Robert Tiller has been asked to judge at the years Australian Design Award - James Dyson Award.
The Australian Design Award - James Dyson Award (ADA-JDA) highlights projects from tertiary students of design in Australia most closely aligned with Dyson’s philosophy of complete design - meaning that a product should not only look good but also use innovation and technology to provide significant advantages over the product it replaces.
All entrants benifit from ongoing promotion of their work through the Australian Design Award - James Dyson Award website and extened media exposure through major media outlets with finalists benifiting from product exhibitions, and features in the annual Australian International Design Awards Yearbook.
Accolades include: a prestigous Australian Design Award - James Dyson Award trophy, prize money, Dyson products and career assistance amongst others.
Good luck to all first round shortlists we’ll look forward to seeing you on Award night!
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January 26, 2010
Enjoy your coffee and paper in the morning?
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Whilst sipping an exceptional espresso from Otto on Australia Day, I turned the page of the Sydney Morning Herald to find an article sharing the excellent design and quality of the Otto with its readers. Later we learnt the good people of Melbourne were enjoying the same experience through a story in the Melbourne Age.
The real story is the engineering and industrial design excellence behind the patented Otto, which has created new ground in home coffee making, and enjoying sales around the world. Read the full Brewing up a business story in the The Sydney Morning Herald.
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October 18, 2007
There Just Isn’t Enough Shrimp.
Tiller Design
Tiller Design have been working very closely with Everdure to redesign a complete range of BBQ’s. This month we see the NEO range of Barbecue’s launched with exceptional success.
There are a couple for things close to all the hearts of our team. One is good food and the other is something to cook it on while sharing a beer. We have had a great time working with everyone at Everdure and enjoyed all the product testing, in fact its such an important element to good design we have decided to test all the BBQ’s at least once a week, if you’re passing the office and can smell something delicious drop in.
Visit the Everdure Barbecues site and click on the NEO range images for a closer look.
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