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Hitachi AT series saw Schoenemann Design develop
the three following design briefs:
AT100 Metro: Creating a metro style mock up to be
launched in London in 2014.
AT200 Commuter: A project to create an inter-city style
mock up to be displayed at Innotrans 2014.
Cab Development: Taking the existing AT100-300
designs and giving them an update, introducing new
lights and body panels, with a new livery applied.
Hitachi AT Series
The AT100 was a modular design for short commutes, with a range of seating
options and live update travel information.
My primary responsibilities involved developing the range of seating including
the longitudinal, transverse and perches. The most challenging element was
creating a unique central perch in the vestibule that was stylish, functional and
easy to manufacture. Other miscellaneous objects include developing the
gangway with Dellner (visible in the bottom right hand corner).
Alias and Rhino models
The AT200 was designed to meet the challenges of regional and outer
suburban commuters.
My key responsibilities for this project included, initially generating the overall
style and language of the vehicle before focusing on the draught screens and
seating provisions. Other miscellaneous objects include a solid aluminium coat
hook which bolts can be discreetly screwed into the back of the luggage rack.
The most challenging component was creating the castings which connected
the bottom of the grab rails to the curved draught screens (bottom right render).
The AT100 and AT200 was unveiled in London on July 21st, then the AT200
was taken to Innotrans 2014.
Alias model
ADL Enviro 400 (Euro 6)
My first project undertaken at Schoenemann Design.
I was the lead interior designer for the project working
alongside ADL’s in house engineering team.
A strong aesthetic had been set in a previous design
phase, so I worked on detailing key components. The
design addressed major key issues regarding tooling
costs, manufacturing and assembly, passenger comfort
and driver requirements.
In the summer of 2011 whilst at Coventry University I
completed a 5 month work placement at Arash design
studio in New Market.
During this time the development of the AF-8 had
already begun with the initial exterior design phase
completed by previous student interns. I was brought in
to design the interior and also refine certain exterior
aspects including the rear diffuser and front air intakes.
Arash AF-8
Walamai
A unique eco-friendly camping vehicle for Southern
Australia in 2025, allowing people to venture out and
explore the Nullarbor desert.
A purpose built vehicle with integrated camping
facilities including an inflatable tent, winch cable and
pheromone devices integrated into the rear wheels (to
ward off dangerous animals). All powered by a large
battery which can be charged by a kite.
Walamai was my final year project presented at the Coventry Degree show and
at London’s New Designers 2013. Months of sketching, Photoshop and
Illustrator set the theme for the design based around a horseshoe crab. The
final model was constructed in Alias then rendered in Showcase and an
animation pieced together in After Effects.
I wanted a design that had a unique look and was full of quirky products.
Realistically it’s a design that would be impossible to build but it was a project
where I tried to push my modelling skills in Alias and create a vehicle that I
myself would want and enjoy.
Alias Modelling
A personal project undertaken in the Autumn of 2014
for Volvo’s ‘truck of the future’ competition. They
specified that the design was to portray what one of
their vehicles may look like in the future whilst still
adhering to safety requirements.
To ensure that my design met current legislation I
based the model on the existing FH Globetrotter and
enhanced some of its details looking at super-formed
panels and the the ability to create 3D shapes in glass.
Volvo 2050 competition
Schoenemann Tram Design
Purely a styling exercise to design a family friendly
looking tram that was purely a simple and clean
design. The design was modelled in Rhino and
rendered in Modo.
The main inspiration for the design
came from the animation film Wall-e.
The colour scheme was kept simple
with a bold accent colour giving it a
playful effect.
All images are subject to copyright
Abellio MKIII Refurbishment
Refurbishment of the existing MKIII vehicles for Abellio
Greater Anglia. The interior was photographed and
then modelled between myself and a colleague in
Rhino. My main responsibility was then ordering
samples and working with suppliers to create the
desired interior effect.
Although very little design was involved, the project
was useful to see how vehicles are put together and
understanding the materials and processes used in the
industry.
The render (left), next to the final product (right)
Garryd Howells
Email: [email protected]
Professional Experience
2015 Aug – Present. CAD Modeller Contractor:DG Design: Rail Design Specialists, Derby
Design Q: Automotive and Aviation Design Specialists, Redditch
2012 – 2015 July: Schoenemann Design Industrial Design, Rail Design Specialists
2011: Arash Motors5 month summer work placement designing and modelling the interior of the AF-8.
Skills/Tools
Adobe:
Photoshop (Experienced)
Illustrator (Intermediate level)
After Effects (Intermediate level)
InDesign (Basic level)
CAD Programmes:
Rhinoceros 5 (Experienced)
Alias Automotive (Experienced)
Showcase (Intermediate level)
Modo (Intermediate level)
Additional Skills:
Freehand sketching (Intermediate level)