S A R A H C A T H E R I N E H A Y, BID, MAA design
post: #2 2200 Heather St. Vancouver, British Columbia, V5Z 3H6
phone: 604.783.2723 | email: sarah [at] breavo [dot] com

 

 

Projects

How About That Weather > blog - thoughts, observations, questions, ideas on: art, design, nature and conviviality.
Conscientious Innovation > creative strategy and design - sustainabilty marketing and brand planning firm
Light House > communications and design - resource centre for sustainable building in British Columbia
Vancouver Design Nerds > co director and member since 2005
Heliomatrix > team member since fall 2008
Mad Max Racing > race crew and web design since 2006

Carleton University > project portfolio from the school of industrial design 1999 - 2003
EVO > contextual recording device for travellers - grad project 2003
Sailing into History > web design - the historical paintings of Gordon Miller

RESUME + 2.0 Collections

WORK EXPERIENCE > download resume (.pdf) and/or portfolio (.pdf!)

flickr photos > a colourful chronological visual glimpse into my life (and everyone else's)
youtube videos > moving images with same purpose as above.
del.icio.us links > a well tagged catalogue of sites of particular interest and significance to me (and then some)

emily carr university masters of applied arts [design] 2006-08

Thesis paper (slow design: the lost art of shifting gears March 2008)
Thesis presentation (S L O W D E S I G N April 24th 2008. 15:00 PT.)
Primed (graduation exhibition - 1535 west 3rd ave. ECI studios May 2008)
Blurring Boundaries (SSHRC proposal - a valiant effort to no avail)

about

Sarah Hay is recent graduate of ECU’s Masters of Applied Arts program in the design stream. Her work scales between 2d (visual communication and information architecture) to 3d (products and buildings) to events (physical spaces which activate our abilities to be resourceful and creative) and back again. Academically, her research explores the relationship between our perception of time, the human experience of change, and the associated environmental and social impacts of current patterns of production and consumption. Professionally, Sarah divides her time between Ci: Conscientious Innovation as a creative strategist and freelance design work usully in the realm of green buildings and sustainable communities. Sarah is committed to an integrated design process that considers human experience, life cycle thinking, and social innovation.