Work

Every project gets
its own world.

Systems we build for clients and product lines we take from sketch to production. Keep scrolling: the page changes to match each one.

01DrivehausClient build · Sim-rig cooling
02GTA VI product lineProduct development · 12 pieces

01 — Client buildDrivehaus · Sim racing venue

Keeping the grid
cool.

Drivehaus runs rows of sim rigs flat out, all day. We designed and printed the cooling and ventilation parts for every rig, routing hot air away from the hardware so the racing never throttles.

DWG. DH-COOL-01Drag to rotate

The unit

One fan, one duct, every rig.

01
Fan & shroudMoves the air, housed so none of it leaks back out
02
GrilleKeeps fingers and cables clear of the blades
03
Duct clampLocks the hose onto the shroud
04
Flexible ductBends to wherever the rig needs the airflow

FIG.D1 — Drivehaus, after hours

Sim rigs seen through the venue window, each fitted with flexible ventilation ducting — FIG.D2 — Ducting on every rig

A row of sim racing stations with curved screens and red-lit PCs — FIG.D3 — The rig row, running

Client: Drivehaus
Venue: Sim racing centre
Scope: Rig cooling & ventilation
What we did: Measured on-site, then designed, printed and fitted the duct parts rig by rig

Cool your venue →

02 — Product development12 pieces · Designed, prototyped & produced in-house

Vice City,
printed.

A 12-piece line of stands, covers, keyrings, figures and desk pieces, designed, prototyped and produced in-house for the biggest launch of the decade. The same process we run for brands that want a product line of their own.