Roni Fedida | Inclusive Industrial Design (B.Des) The DAN Department of Creative Human Design, 2025

From my first days in the program, I felt at home—surrounded by warm, generous people who were always there to offer support whenever I needed it.
My cohort experienced both the COVID-19 pandemic in our first year and the war in our fourth, yet throughout these challenges the academic center and faculty stood by us with unwavering availability, empathy, and support. It was far from taken for granted.

One period that left a lasting mark on me was our time in the workshop. The incredible staff, the tools, the hands-on making—those experiences shaped the way I approach design to this day.
I also vividly remember the journey of my final project, where I learned how to transform a personal idea into a comprehensive system with genuine social impact. The guidance and encouragement I received from my instructors empowered me to believe in myself and to dare to dream bigger.

Today, I work on the national Gaza Envelope Survey Project, which focuses on documenting buildings, sites, and communities in the Gaza border region following the events of October 7.
Using advanced technologies such as laser scanning, drones, professional photography, and panoramic field imaging, I create virtual tours that convey the scope of the devastation. These tours integrate layered information—including testimonies, photographs, videos, and 3D models—to create a rich and meaningful record of this historic moment.

In addition, I design the platforms and user experience for the interfaces through which these virtual tours are presented to the public.

In the photo: A screenshot from the software I use for 3D modeling