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Landau Gallery Highlights Advanced Engineering and Design

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Landau Gallery Highlights Advanced Engineering and Design
Landau Gallery Highlights Advanced Engineering and Design

Creations from the ancient tradition of blacksmithing can be found in the Landau Gallery next to pieces made from the most cutting edge technologies, all thanks to an exhibition of work from the students in Advanced Engineering and Design, an Upper School Art and Science elective class. 

In its first year running, the Advanced Engineering and Design course combines the active, hands-on approach of an art class with a deeper look at the principles of mechanical engineering, material science, and advanced rapid prototyping skills, such as 3D modeling and 3D printing, to empower students to express their creativity in new ways. Through the semester-long course, students utilized the array of technology in the Bolles Makerspace and, thanks to a field trip to the Prospect Hill Forge in Waltham, coal fire blacksmith forges. Regardless of the type of technology used, this year's students created work with an eye for artistry and functionality. 

The gallery exhibition and photos below feature the work of the following students: 

Jayden Chen ’26
Boston Ezedi ’26
Brody Lindstrom-Chalpin ’26
Andrew Lyon ’26
Jake Ma ’27
William Sandor ’27

The exhibit will be open in the Landau Gallery for the entire Belmont Hill community to enjoy through March 13, 2026.
 

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