Chris Jackson is an Industrial Designer who set up Northwards Design Studio in 2002 to collaborate and partner with leading names in the design industry including Marset, Dark, Habitat, 100% Design, TwentyTwentyOne and Foster + Partners. Chris believes that collaboration has been key in the success of a number of award winning and critically acclaimed projects, including Pythagoras (Winner Bernhardt Design / ICFF Studio 2009), the double award winning 'Ten' (100%/Blueprint Award - Best Contribution, Sunday Times Award - Excellence in Design and Sustainability), 3x3 Light (ADI FAD Delta Award Seleccion, ICFF Editors Choice Best Lighting 2006 - Marset Collection)and the LTO Chair (Winner Promosedia Caiazza Memorial Challenge 2003). Projects by Northwards Design Studio have been displayed in numerous locations around the world, including New York, London, Brussels, Barcelona, Berlin and Milan and have featured in publications including Domus, Axis, Blueprint, Intramuros, ID, Wallpaper*, ICON, Elle Decoration and On Diseno, as well as online zines such as Apartment Therapy, Designspotter, Inhabitat, PSFK and Designlines. Chris has delivered lectures and taught at some of the worlds most respected design institutions including: Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication (UK), Kingston University (UK), Central St. Martins (UK), London Met (UK), and Raffles Design Institute (Vietnam). As well as running Northwards Design Studio, he is also a Lecturer in Industrial Design at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand, where his research is focused on Post-Industrial Design principles and processes including Open Design, DIY Design and Digital Fabrication.
Chris Jackson
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Chris Jackson is an Industrial Designer who set up Northwards Design Studio in 2002 to collaborate and partner with leading names in the design industry including Marset, Dark, Habitat, 100% Design, TwentyTwentyOne and Foster + Partners.
Chris believes that collaboration has been key in the success of a number of award winning and critically acclaimed projects, including Pythagoras (Winner Bernhardt Design / ICFF Studio 2009), the double award winning 'Ten' (100%/Blueprint Award - Best Contribution, Sunday Times Award - Excellence in Design and Sustainability), 3x3 Light (ADI FAD Delta Award Seleccion, ICFF Editors Choice Best Lighting 2006 - Marset Collection)and the LTO Chair (Winner Promosedia Caiazza Memorial Challenge 2003).
Projects by Northwards Design Studio have been displayed in numerous locations around the world, including New York, London, Brussels, Barcelona, Berlin and Milan and have featured in publications including Domus, Axis, Blueprint, Intramuros, ID, Wallpaper*, ICON, Elle Decoration and On Diseno, as well as online zines such as Apartment Therapy, Designspotter, Inhabitat, PSFK and Designlines.
Chris has delivered lectures and taught at some of the worlds most respected design institutions including: Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication (UK), Kingston University (UK), Central St. Martins (UK), London Met (UK), and Raffles Design Institute (Vietnam).
As well as running Northwards Design Studio, he is also a Lecturer in Industrial Design at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand, where his research is focused on Post-Industrial Design principles and processes including Open Design, DIY Design and Digital Fabrication.
Chris believes that collaboration has been key in the success of a number of award winning and critically acclaimed projects, including Pythagoras (Winner Bernhardt Design / ICFF Studio 2009), the double award winning 'Ten' (100%/Blueprint Award - Best Contribution, Sunday Times Award - Excellence in Design and Sustainability), 3x3 Light (ADI FAD Delta Award Seleccion, ICFF Editors Choice Best Lighting 2006 - Marset Collection)and the LTO Chair (Winner Promosedia Caiazza Memorial Challenge 2003).
Projects by Northwards Design Studio have been displayed in numerous locations around the world, including New York, London, Brussels, Barcelona, Berlin and Milan and have featured in publications including Domus, Axis, Blueprint, Intramuros, ID, Wallpaper*, ICON, Elle Decoration and On Diseno, as well as online zines such as Apartment Therapy, Designspotter, Inhabitat, PSFK and Designlines.
Chris has delivered lectures and taught at some of the worlds most respected design institutions including: Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication (UK), Kingston University (UK), Central St. Martins (UK), London Met (UK), and Raffles Design Institute (Vietnam).
As well as running Northwards Design Studio, he is also a Lecturer in Industrial Design at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand, where his research is focused on Post-Industrial Design principles and processes including Open Design, DIY Design and Digital Fabrication.
