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Tucker Viemeister
VP Creative
Studio Red, Rockwell Group
He opened a world of pain-free possibilities for seniors and victims of arthritis. Viemeister, Rockwell Group’s VP creative, where he helped found Studio Red, is working with clients like Gap (Forth & Towne retail concept), JetBlue (Terminal 5 experience), Mercedes (ride and drive events), and Coca Cola (CCCruiser, Sampling Spot, Red Lounge, etc.). Although he’s a Fellow of the Industrial Designers Society of America, because his work is so indefinable, he’s called the “Last Industrial Designer.”
A graduate from Pratt Institute, he was president of Springtime-USA, a partnership with the young Dutch industrial design company, he helped to found Razorfish’s physical design capability, frogdesign’s New York office and was a founder of Smart Design where he helped design the widely-acclaimed OXO “GoodGrips” universal kitchen tools. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Architectural League of New York, chair of the Rowena Reed Kostellow Fund and president of the International Design Network Foundation. He produced and designed Elements of Design: Rowena Reed Kostellow and the Structure of Visual relationships. Viemeister is author of "Product Design 6" and currently teaches at NYU’s ITP (Interactive Telecommunications Program).
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