2. SAMUEL ACH
1215 Josephine St #2
Denver, CO 80206
sach@msudenver.edu
Why ID?
From an early age I was constantly drawing, imagining, and pulling things apart to
figure out how they worked and whenever asked what I wanted to be when I grew up,
I would without hestiation respond: “inventor!”
As an adult I have channeled that childhood curiousity into a love for industrial design.
I find that bringing intentional and well thought out ideas to life gives me a deep sense
of satisfaction as well as a creative outlet that has the potential to provide something
of value for both myself and the world.
Design Philosophy
“Tenk,” or literally “think” in Norwegian is the personal brand that I have developed
over the past 4 years that embodies the ideals that I intend to put forth in my work as a
designer. With Tenk, I am focused on creating products and solutions that respect the
user and the process, while paying close consideration to social and environmental
context and impact. I feel the tagline “consciousness in design” illustrates that
concept well by conjuring ideas of forethought, a wholistic aproach and human-
centered desgin philosophy.
SAMUEL ACH
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Fall 2015 Industial Design PortfolioConsciousness in design
Future Plans
It is my intention to use design as a vehicle to create and
impact positive social and environmental change and give
something back to the global community. Using sustainable
practices, human-centered design, and global humanitarian
outreach.
3. SAMUEL ACH
1215 Josephine St #2
Denver, CO 80206
sach@msudenver.edu
Why ID?
From an early age I was constantly drawing, imagining, and pulling things apart to
figure out how they worked and whenever asked what I wanted to be when I grew up,
I would without hestiation respond: “inventor!”
As an adult I have channeled that childhood curiousity into a love for industrial design.
I find that bringing intentional and well thought out ideas to life gives me a deep sense
of satisfaction as well as a creative outlet that has the potential to provide something
of value for both myself and the world.
Design Philosophy
“Tenk,” or literally “think” in Norwegian is the personal brand that I have developed
over the past 4 years that embodies the ideals that I intend to put forth in my work as a
designer. With Tenk, I am focused on creating products and solutions that respect the
user and the process, while paying close consideration to social and environmental
context and impact. I feel the tagline “consciousness in design” illustrates that
concept well by conjuring ideas of forethought, a wholistic aproach and human-
centered desgin philosophy.
SAMUEL ACH
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Fall 2015 Industial Design PortfolioConsciousness in design
Future Plans
It is my intention to use design as a vehicle to create and
impact positive social and environmental change and give
something back to the global community. Using sustainable
practices, human-centered design, and global humanitarian
outreach.
4. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preliminary Sketches
Presentation Drawings
Technical Skills & Form Development
Home Furnishings
& Community Garden Shed
5. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preliminary Sketches
Presentation Drawings
Technical Skills & Form Development
Home Furnishings
& Community Garden Shed
18. TECHNICAL SKILLS & FORM DEVELOPMENT
3D MODELING & RENDERING
SolidWorksGoogle SketchUp
Rhino 3D & Bunkspeed SHOT SolidWorks
METAL & WOODWORKING
Sheet metal fabrication
Wood joinery & assembly Laser cutting & product assembly
MIG & acetylene gas welding
*Ryan Glasgow/ LTD Tools collaboration
*Molly Snyder collaboration
19. TECHNICAL SKILLS & FORM DEVELOPMENT
3D MODELING & RENDERING
SolidWorksGoogle SketchUp
Rhino 3D & Bunkspeed SHOT SolidWorks
METAL & WOODWORKING
Sheet metal fabrication
Wood joinery & assembly Laser cutting & product assembly
MIG & acetylene gas welding
*Ryan Glasgow/ LTD Tools collaboration
*Molly Snyder collaboration
20. TECHNICAL SKILLS & FORM DEVELOPMENT
Prop replication source Plastic resin casting
Pink foam form shaping Body filler application Painting & finishing
MODEL MAKING
Clay sculpting
21. TECHNICAL SKILLS & FORM DEVELOPMENT
Prop replication source Plastic resin casting
Pink foam form shaping Body filler application Painting & finishing
MODEL MAKING
Clay sculpting
22. TECHNICAL SKILLS & FORM DEVELOPMENT
FORM DEVELOPMENT
Clay “white model” 3D physical form explorations
Finalized form Photography by David Klein
23. TECHNICAL SKILLS & FORM DEVELOPMENT
FORM DEVELOPMENT
Clay “white model” 3D physical form explorations
Finalized form Photography by David Klein
24. HOME FURNISHINGS
INTERIOR FURNISHINGS COLLECTION
For the fall season of 2015 TENK has created a collection of
three individual furniture pieces for the modern home
ASPEKT simple-recliner
A geometric steel-framed lounging chair meant for rleaxing with a good book. Featuring an
angled rocker base that facilitates 2 seating positions, up-right and reclined.
HEXA pendant lamp
Hanging pendant lamp built around the ability to be shipped as a flat pack product and
assembled by the end user. Provides relaxing warm diffused light from it’s efficient LED bulb.
A-FRAME bookshelf
A tapering bookshelf constructed from fine African mahogony and American walnut
designed in a classic mid-century modern style.
25. HOME FURNISHINGS
INTERIOR FURNISHINGS COLLECTION
For the fall season of 2015 TENK has created a collection of
three individual furniture pieces for the modern home
ASPEKT simple-recliner
A geometric steel-framed lounging chair meant for rleaxing with a good book. Featuring an
angled rocker base that facilitates 2 seating positions, up-right and reclined.
HEXA pendant lamp
Hanging pendant lamp built around the ability to be shipped as a flat pack product and
assembled by the end user. Provides relaxing warm diffused light from it’s efficient LED bulb.
A-FRAME bookshelf
A tapering bookshelf constructed from fine African mahogony and American walnut
designed in a classic mid-century modern style.
26. HOME FURNISHINGS
STEEL ROCKER 1
IND 1250 SAM ACH 1:1
10/24/14 INCHES ±.05
ROCKING CHAIR
NOTES
1" SQUARE STEEL TUBE
26.06
15.00
18.44
14.20
16.17
8.99
14°
75°
35.83
16.00
4.00
33.76
17.32
25°
21.50
98°
17.00
1.00
13.00 15.00
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
STEEL ROCKER 1
IND 1250 SAM ACH 1:12
10/24/14 INCHES ±.05
ROCKING CHAIR
NOTES
1" SQUARE STEEL TUBE
128°
98°
105°
162°
131°
125°
70°
8°
14°
17°
50°
80°
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ASPEKT SIMPLE-RECLINER
Lay-out with cut tubes MIG welding tubes together
Completed side-frames
Completed chair frame Sizing wood panels to frame Wood inserts for lag-bolts to secure wood to tubing
27. HOME FURNISHINGS
STEEL ROCKER 1
IND 1250 SAM ACH 1:1
10/24/14 INCHES ±.05
ROCKING CHAIR
NOTES
1" SQUARE STEEL TUBE
26.06
15.00
18.44
14.20
16.17
8.99
14°
75°
35.83
16.00
4.00
33.76
17.32
25°
21.50
98°
17.00
1.00
13.00 15.00
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
STEEL ROCKER 1
IND 1250 SAM ACH 1:12
10/24/14 INCHES ±.05
ROCKING CHAIR
NOTES
1" SQUARE STEEL TUBE
128°
98°
105°
162°
131°
125°
70°
8°
14°
17°
50°
80°
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
ASPEKT SIMPLE-RECLINER
Lay-out with cut tubes MIG welding tubes together
Completed side-frames
Completed chair frame Sizing wood panels to frame Wood inserts for lag-bolts to secure wood to tubing
28. HOME FURNISHINGS
Photography by Alec Tremaine
HEXA PENDANT LAMP
Foam core board mock-up
CNC router cut birch plywood side and top panels Assembling acrylic panels with plywood sides
SolidWorks/ Photoshop rendering
SolidWorks rendering
29. HOME FURNISHINGS
Photography by Alec Tremaine
HEXA PENDANT LAMP
Foam core board mock-up
CNC router cut birch plywood side and top panels Assembling acrylic panels with plywood sides
SolidWorks/ Photoshop rendering
SolidWorks rendering
34. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
SAMUEL ACH & MOLLY SNIDER COLLABORATIVE PROJECT
DESIGN BRIEF
As a team of 2, design a central storage/ utility structure for the new sustainable community
garden being built on Auraria Campus.
Designs must employ a unique, attractive aesthetic
Design must focus on the end user and have clearly researched solutions to needs
Design should incorporate locally sourced or sustainable materials where possible
Final deliverables to include
Sketches
Low fidelity mock up
Scale architectural model with materials represented
Final design to be selected from submissions and built on campus
35. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
SAMUEL ACH & MOLLY SNIDER COLLABORATIVE PROJECT
DESIGN BRIEF
As a team of 2, design a central storage/ utility structure for the new sustainable community
garden being built on Auraria Campus.
Designs must employ a unique, attractive aesthetic
Design must focus on the end user and have clearly researched solutions to needs
Design should incorporate locally sourced or sustainable materials where possible
Final deliverables to include
Sketches
Low fidelity mock up
Scale architectural model with materials represented
Final design to be selected from submissions and built on campus
36. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
Auraria garden site visit Auraria shed location Raised beds to be used at Auraria garden
External shade structure
Pre-fab store-bought “Tough Shed”
Minimal organizational structureTerrible organization of space
Pre-fab store-bought “Ted’s Shed”
SITE VISITS AND COMPETITIVE MARKET RESEARCH
37. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
Auraria garden site visit Auraria shed location Raised beds to be used at Auraria garden
External shade structure
Pre-fab store-bought “Tough Shed”
Minimal organizational structureTerrible organization of space
Pre-fab store-bought “Ted’s Shed”
SITE VISITS AND COMPETITIVE MARKET RESEARCH
38. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
CONCEPT SKETCHES & WHITE MODEL
Easy organizational structure for tools
Easily accessable by all users
Lockable space for tools
Shade for hot days working in garden
Information board with daily garden info
Create intriguing and inviting space for gardeners
Adhere to $3000 materials budget
PRIMARY NEEDS FOR DESIGN
Preliminary mock-up
Rough sketch to revise from
SketchUp model to finalize details of form
MOSA SHED
SAM ACH & MOLLY SNIDER 10/18/15
71.43 : 1 INCHES
D.U.G. / AHEC COMMUNITY GARDEN
REV. 1
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
General arrangement and dimensions of shed
Hand-drawn exploded view of finalized design
39. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
CONCEPT SKETCHES & WHITE MODEL
Easy organizational structure for tools
Easily accessable by all users
Lockable space for tools
Shade for hot days working in garden
Information board with daily garden info
Create intriguing and inviting space for gardeners
Adhere to $3000 materials budget
PRIMARY NEEDS FOR DESIGN
Preliminary mock-up
Rough sketch to revise from
SketchUp model to finalize details of form
MOSA SHED
SAM ACH & MOLLY SNIDER 10/18/15
71.43 : 1 INCHES
D.U.G. / AHEC COMMUNITY GARDEN
REV. 1
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKEDUCATIONALPRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
General arrangement and dimensions of shed
Hand-drawn exploded view of finalized design
40. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
Finalized architectural model
Storage accessable from outside & hatch doubles as seating
Japanese inspired shade ‘wings’ & trellaced planterbox vestibule
Interior organizational shelving and work-space
profile with interior hanging tools visible Rear view with back planter box
Sliding barn-style reclaimed wood doors
Photography by David Klein
Photography by David Klein
41. AHEC - D.U.G. COMMUNITY GARDEN SHED
Finalized architectural model
Storage accessable from outside & hatch doubles as seating
Japanese inspired shade ‘wings’ & trellaced planterbox vestibule
Interior organizational shelving and work-space
profile with interior hanging tools visible Rear view with back planter box
Sliding barn-style reclaimed wood doors
Photography by David Klein
Photography by David Klein