Master of Design Innovation and Technology
RMIT University · Melbourne, Australia
INDEPENDENT DESIGN PRACTICEPORTFOLIO STUDY · 01
Different scales.
Everyday possibilities.
Rooted in industrial design,
exploring the connections between objects, furniture and space.
Selected work
01 — 07PROJECT PREVIEW
Some projects remain layout placeholders, not the designer’s actual work. These are labelled on their cards.
01 / THE PRACTICEKevin (Hanbin)
Kevin (Hanbin)
Liang.
Designer based in Australia
Across different scales,
the same curiosity.
My practice spans industrial design, furniture, interiors and architecture. I combine user-centred research, concept development and technical drawing with digital modelling and physical prototyping.
Industrial designFurniture designInteriorsArchitecture
Education
Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)
RMIT University · Melbourne, Australia
Design capabilities
- User-centred design
- User research & prototype testing
- Concept development & problem-solving
- Visual communication
- Client & team collaboration
- Physical prototyping & 3D printing
- Quick sketching, digital sketching & AI-assisted concept generation
- Technical drawings for furniture and product fabrication
Tools & software
- CAD & 3D
- AutoCAD · Fusion 360 · Rhino · Grasshopper · SOLIDWORKS · Blender
- Visual & digital
- Photoshop · Illustrator · InDesign · Premiere Pro · Procreate
Languages
- EnglishFluent
- Mandarin ChineseNative
- FrenchAdvanced
Notes & studies
AN ONGOING EXPLORATIONIt begins with material.
A place for material samples, tactile observations and experiments in making.
Sample entry · Original notes to followA thought, a sketch, a model.
Making room for iterations, working models and ideas still taking shape.
Sample entry · Original notes to followFinding scale in everyday life.
Observations on the quiet relationships between objects and the spaces around them.
Sample entry · Original notes to followA conversation.
A new beginning.
Collaborations & enquiries