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Brimbank students showcased in Top Designs

07/03/2014

By Star Weekly

Four Brimbank VCE students have shown an eagle eye for design.

Overnewton College’s Riley Muscat and Catholic Regional College Sydenham’s Beaza Worcou, Kerwin Alderson and Marco Due have been selected, with 91 other VCE students statewide, to exhibit their work at this year’s Top Designs exhibition at Melbourne Museum.

Due (pictured) designed a smartphone app and packaging design for a hypothetical Filipino restaurant. The annual exhibition – which includes works from fields as diverse as fashion, graphic design and robotics – is open from March 22 to July 16.

Admission is $10 for adults, with students and concession-holders admitted free.

» museumvictoria.com.au

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