We are a sensory technology design studio. We create connections between the body, textiles and technology.
Rebeccah Pailes-Friedman, founder and principal of Interwoven Design Studio, explores new and unexpected ways that bodies, emerging technologies and physical, social and cultural environments intersect and converge — how people act and react in the spaces we inhabit.
In the studio, we work in interdisciplinary teams, as not only conceivers of objects, but of strategies and possibilities.
06/21/2017
Pailes-Friedman discusses specializing in wearable tech and smart textiles, how she loves fabric and worked for years with athletes and their clothing, looking at clothing as a tool for athletics.
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01/05/2017
The Village Voice spent an afternoon with the Brooklyn Ballet at the Brooklyn Museum. The company will perform The Nutcracker at the museum, showcasing their ballet, hip-hop, and world dance chops.
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01/05/2017
Pratt Institute, selected in 2016 to participate in NASA’s eXploration Habitat (X-Hab) Academic Innovation Challenge — part of the space agency’s goal is to send astronauts to Mars by the 2030's.
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07/15/2016
Architecture and Industrial Design students at Pratt Institute designed a transit habitat for Mars missions that would be both comfortable and functional for their trip to the red planet.
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06/03/2016
The mission was to design a spacecraft for Mars-bound astronauts that was both functional and livable, making efficient use of tight quarters for the crew's 1,000-day journey.
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