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Industrial Style design for makers

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Connections to industrial roots can enrich our lives today. Revival and re-interpretation of industrial aesthetics honors the hands-on work of making things. These slides present examples of 11 elements that add interest, meaning and humanity to maker spaces today. Organic aspects of industrial relics and artifacts are highlighted in this survey.

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Industrial Style design for makers

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Today’s makers need to be inspired.

Detroit Institute of Arts, Diego Rivera Murals

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Connections to the roots of making things...

Detroit Institute of Arts, Diego Rivera Murals

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....can be inspirational and therapeutic.

Sugar Beach, Toronto

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The revival and re-interpretation of

industrial aesthetics honors tangible,

hands-on work.

Detroit Institute of Arts, Diego Rivera Murals

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What are some industrial elements that add

interest, meaning and humanity

to maker spaces today?

Detroit Design Center

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Man in the City Sculpture Project, Detroit

artist: John Sauve

Here are 11 industrial elements to look for...

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Detroit Institute of Arts, Diego Rivera Murals

...that respect our maker roots.

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Elements of

Industrial Style

1. Texture

2. Simplicity

3. Layers

4. Story

5. Honesty

6. Imperfection

7. Strength

8. Economy

9. Rhythm

10. Variety

11. Color

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These elements highlight the

organic aspects of our industrial past.

Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, Dearborn, MI

texture

simplicity

layers

story

honesty

imperfection

strength

economy

rhythm

variety

color

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1. TEXTURE adds depth and animation

40 Bond St. New York

element

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40 Bond St. New York

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TEXTURE: the opposite of slick, aloof and antiseptic

Traffic Jam Restaurant, Detroit

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University of British Columbia,

Vancouver

TEXTURE: evidence of the human hand

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Harbourfront Toronto

2. SIMPLICITY has a calming effect element

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Harbourfront Toronto

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SIMPLICITY: direct and confident design

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SIMPLICITY: permits flexible use

Granville Island, Vancouver

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SIMPLICITY: easy to comprehend

ArtScape Wychwood Barns, Toronto

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“Endover” Tony Rosenthal in Ann Arbor “Orion” Mark di Suvero in Ann Arbor

SIMPLICITY: industrial art

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3. LAYERS: a sense of ongoing evolution element

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LAYERS invite us to explore beyond the surface.

Granville Island, Vancouver

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4. STORY: draws us into further investigation element

Detroit

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STORY: helps us understand our place in the world

Avalon Bakery, Goodwells Market, Midtown Detroit

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STORY: being part of an evolving journey

Corktown, Detroit

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STORY: public art celebrates makers

Spadina & Richmond, Toronto Granville Island, Vancouver

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Queen St. West, Toronto

Lafayette Greens, Detroit

artist: Tim Burke

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STORY: rust comes to life

Wards Island, Toronto

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Granville Island, Vancouver

STORY: wood comes to life

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5. HONESTY: an antidote to excess luxury element

41 Bond St New York

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Oakville Centennial Building Gate, artist: Ron Baird

Townhouse, East 51st St., New York

architect: Gluck+

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401 Richmond St West, Toronto

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6. IMPERFECTION adds character element

460 W. Canfield St. Detroit

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460 W. Canfield St. Detroit

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460 W. Canfield St. Detroit

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IMPERFECTION: invites human interaction

101 Portland St, Toronto

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ponyride, Detroit

IMPERFECTION: says “we are humans, not machines”

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7. STRENGTH: an enduring quest for reinvention element

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STRENGTH: a robust setting for individual expression

Capital Park, Detroit

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Industrial STRENGTH

401 Richmond St West, Toronto

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“Stiff Box No.12” Lucas Samaras, Ann Arbor

“Young Woman and Her Suitors” Alexander Calder,

Detroit Institute of Arts

STRENGTH: industrial art

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8. ECONOMY: doing more with less element

Scadding Court Community Centre, Toronto

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ECONOMY: ingenious use of materials

Lafayette Greens, Detroit

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Industrial ECONOMICS

Lafayette Greens, Detroit

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ECONOMY: cheap and cheerful on gloomy days

Granville Island, Vancouver

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Industrial ECONOMICS

Woodlot, Palmerston Ave. Toronto

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Granville Island, Vancouver

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9. RHYTHM: order without rigidity element

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Industrial RHYTHM and pattern

Brickworks, Toronto

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Industrial RHYTHM and order

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Industrial RHYTHM and pattern

Granville Island, Vancouver

Toronto Harbour

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10. VARIETY: contrast and identity element

view from High Line park, New York

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VARIETY: visual interest

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VARIETY: making a memorable statement

University of British Columbia,

Vancouver

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The Scarab Club, Detroit

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11. COLOR: adds energy element

Queen St. West, Toronto

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Industrial COLOR

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Ontario Collage of Art

and Design University,

Toronto

Ontario Collage of Art and Design University,

Toronto

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Granville Island, Vancouver

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Industrial COLOR

Granville Island, Vancouver

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1650 West 1st Ave. Vancouver

Industrial COLOR

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Industrial COLOR

North Vancouver

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Industrial COLOR

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Industrial Color: today’s makers at Maker Faire Detroit

Robot Petting Zoo - Detroit Public Library

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“Robot Petting Zoo” - Detroit Public Library

Un-boring new makers (at Maker Faire + TEDx Detroit)

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artists app developers

architects bakers

cabinetmakers designers

engineers teachers

movie makers

jewellery makers scientists

photographers librarians

songwriters weavers

artists woodworkers

robotics specialists

urban planners

video editors animators

musical instrument makers

web developers

digital fabricators

today’s makers

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Granville Island, Vancouver Harbourfront Centre, Toronto

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photography & text: Sharon VanderKaay