isabel
angulo
studio
About
Hi! I'm Isabel, a senior at the University of Connecticut majoring in Multidisciplinary Engineering with a specialization in Industrial Design.*
For Summer 2024, I worked as a Design and Build Intern for the Museum of Outdoor Arts in Denver, Colorado. I was one of 8 interns with a variety of skillsets in the arts who designed and constructed an exhibit of three temporary outdoor installations.
1. Creative Theming
2. Spatial Constraints
3. Immersive Elements
4. Fabrication Challenges
5. Exciting and Inviting
Interactives
Experience Design
I am eager to work on
a design challenge with:
I love to explore and travel for all the opportunities to experience new things and connect with different types of people to deepen my understanding of the world around me.
My favorite thing about design is the opportunity to cross reference cultures and livelihoods to inspire unlikely solutions to unconventional challenges.
Exploration is key to innovative design, and I pride myself in my open-mindedness and eagerness for creative solutions.
What is
Multidisciplinary Engineering?
This interdisciplinary program is giving me a strong foundation in a variety of engineering principles as I gain experience in the complementary practice of industrial design. My industrial design courses have equipped me with experience in rapid ideation and prototyping, material sensitivity and selection, and human-centered design practices. I’ve gotten the chance to perform extensive market research and then jump into shop work with cardboard, wood, foam, and clay sculpting. My engineering coursework has provided a background in engineering physics, chemistry, material science, and even electrical circuits. This has given me the ability to approach projects both technically and artistically, allowing me to work and have conversations with many different types of people and professions while pursuing a career in industrial design.
"the ability to approach projects both technically and artistically..."