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The Daily Hub

A roundup of ideas and projects from around the Institute

  • The Apex Suit designed by the Interwoven Design Group, founded by fashion design and industrial design faculty member Rebeccah Pailes-Friedman, with HeroWear received gold in the 2021 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA). The design is made for workers in the logistics industry to fight fatigue in the workplace.

  • The New Brick – From Automatic to Robotic now at the Hudson Valley’s Haverstraw Brick Museum features prototypes from an advanced undergraduate architecture studio led by Jonathan A. Scelsa, associate professor of undergraduate architecture. The students examined the use of robotic ceramic printing for producing new volumetric porous bricks that could support flora and fauna habitat restoration in urban ecologies. The exhibition is on view through March 1, 2022.

  • This fall, the Center K-12 launched a collaborative program with Brooklyn Community Services involving ten weeks of art programming for elementary and middle school students through the Cornerstone programs in two NYCHA facilities. They learned printmaking techniques like linoleum block printing and mono-printing. See more @prattyouth.

  • On @prattinstitute, ten photos offer a glimpse of the creativity, innovation, and collaboration that happened this year on campus.

  • The Center for Equity and Inclusion on the Pratt Brooklyn campus has a new mural by Student Government Association DEI Chair Sara Yost, BFA Fashion Design ’24. Read more @prattcei.