Central Saint Martins Students
Over the last few years, many of our BA and MA students have produced final major projects addressing the idea that security should be built into objects. During 1999-2000 a number of BA Hons Product Design students are working on design against crime projects, and a range of client projects are being carried out, including a re-design of the policeman's helmet, by MA Industrial Design students for the Home Office. All the projects have both practical and written outcomes, and the following completed work is particularly noteworthy.
S Arnold	BA Hons Product Design, 1998	Mugger's Paradise: as society fails to protect us, can we protect ourselves?
E Brooks	BA Hons Product Design, 1993	Vindicator: credit card fraud preventer
H Bushell	BA Hons Product Design, 1994	Child Tracking Device
L Garfield	BA Hons Product Design, 1996	Bicycle Security
S House	BA Hons Product Design, 1996	Urban Public Safety: a public safety device
H J Kang	BA Hons Product Design, 1998	Crime Jewellery
N McGillvray	BA (Hons) Product Design, 2000	Deviant Security
M Miljevic	BA (Hons) Product Design, 2000	Dangerous feelings
J Morley	MA Design Studies, 1996	Combating Street Furniture Vandalism
R Notley	MA Design Studies, 1997	Road Rage: a study of the environment in which we drive
H Patel	BA Hons Product Design, 1996	Video Door Entry Systems
J Perryman	MA Textile Design, 2000	Protection & Materials: Physical and Psychological Security
K Raath	BA (Hons) Product Design, 2000	Trac
T Smith	BA Hons Product Design, 1998	Designing Bicycle Security
D Spithas	MA Industrial Design, 1999	Redevelopment of Public Urban Spaces
T Tsui	BA (Hons) Product Design, 2000	Vericheck
A Tudor-Hart	BA Hons Product Design, 1998	Meatballs Don't Bounce
A Waddington	MA Communication Design, 1989	Graphic Design - a resource to tackle football crowd problems