Quick Response

  • DesignThe designs
  • TechTechnology
  • ShowFinal works and interaction
  • Processprocess work
  • AboutWhat is the Quick Response project?
  • A stellar evening

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    What an opportunity for these students to see their work tested in the real world! The opening had great participation and honest feedback, far beyond expectations. A mountain of insights no amount of testing could reach. I couldn’t have been more proud of what the team pulled off in such a short time.

    July 1, 2011
  • Cooperation is key

    This installation was a first for the campus. Transforming spaces outside the usual exhibition areas required flexibility from everyone involved. We often had to design and build before final spaces were approved, a great adaptability test. None of it would have been possible without generous support from faculty and staff across departments, including Doug Kisor, Sue LaPorte, Chad Riechert, Kristin Koch, Jamie Laessle, Greg Fraser, Laurie Evans, Matt Clayson, Bethany Betzler, Sandra Olave, Robert Sheffman, and Sean Evans.

    June 8, 2011