After the scope and concept are established, conversations with the client drive the design forward.

I incorporate redlines from the athletics engineering team, personal asks from coaches and staff, and tweak to enhance player experience.

A locker’s design is only complete when both our engineering team and athletics client are satisfied entirely with the construction, feature scope, aesthetic identity, and price point.

Familiarizing myself with our manufacturing practices benefits the entire design process.

Custom projects are limited to a couple hundred units, maximum. Even still, every design choice has ripple effects for the entire rest of the process. An underdeveloped feature can immediately become a hundred problems at once, dramatically increasing scope and cost to remedy each individual unit.

The final locker product transforms what normally serves as a 2-dimensional, dirty, storage space into a community-focused environment centered around the players. Each has a space their own. Environmental ambiance encourages camaraderie and pride in one’s team.