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We have won a few awards for our design work and we have even designed and built a few awards for others. Jon recently oversaw the design and production of the 2014 Hunter TAFE Awards by design students Sharna, Sam and Pete – well done guys. The awards utilised a unique casting process that was a challenge for all involved, including the foundry; for each award recycled aluminium was cast around a block of recl

We have often heard other designers bemoaning the lack of exciting projects presented by their clients. At neo industrial design all our projects are exciting; because it’s our job to put the excitement into a product – sometimes its not a big innovation that has inherent excitement –  but the excitement is in pushing the product that bit further so it’s better suited to its application, more appealing to

Neo Industrial Design lead designer Jon Pryer receiving the Award for Excellence and Innovation in  Addressing Sustainability Issues in Design (left to right) Francesca Saccaro, Associate Director OTEN ; Hon Gabrielle Upton MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Tertiary Education and Skills. By thinking about how your product will be made, serviced and used and ultimately disposed of you can do a lot to minimise its enviro

The Good Design Award and Australian International Design Award have been won by the concourse golf buggy designed by neo industrial design for concourse golf. With more than 250 design entries from around the world ranging from cars to cameras, personal accessories to computer tablets and manufacturing equipment, six panels of Australian and international design experts assessed each entry on form, function, quality

Our client was sourcing a large number of foot operated water pumps from a UK company as a component of their Australian made product – we were able to suggest that the number of pumps used was sufficient to justify design and out sourcing production of their own pump – primarily as a cost saving but also, through our design, providing a pump more closely suited to their specific requirements. The result