Principal of Chris Lefteri Design, senior lecturer in product design at Central Saint Martin’s College of Design, London, and former Visionary-in-Residence at the Art Center College of Design based in Pasadena, California. He is also the author of the book Making It: Manufacturing Techniques for Product Design.
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