ALLELES + The Canadian Intellectual Property Office
ALLELES + The Canadian Intellectual Property Office “In 2013, industrial designer McCauley Wanner and architect Ryan Palibroda founded ALLELES. Based in Victoria, B.C., this Canadian design studio specializes in the design and fabrication of fashionable covers for limb prostheses. ALLELES products are now sold across Canada and internationally, giving people with a missing upper or […]
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2019
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2019 | Globalization 4.0: Shaping a Global Architecture in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution ALLELES Covers on display as part of the ACCESS + ABILITY Exhibition at the annual meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland “More than 1 billion people are living with a disability, according to the World Health […]
Dezeen Magazine | Alleles Design Studio turns prosthetic limbs into a fashion statement
Dezeen Magazine | ALLELES Design Studio turns prosthetic limbs into a fashion statement Canada’s Alleles Design Studio has developed a collection of prosthetic leg covers designed to add a human silhouette and a variety of patterns to mechanical artificial limbs Created to be worn over existing prosthetics, Alleles Design Studio’s covers are formed to mimic the […]
CBC Tech & Science | Prosthetic ‘wearable art’ line designed by Canadian pair
Full Article by Aleksandra Sagan for CBC CBC Technology & Science | Prosthetic ‘wearable art’ line designed by Canadian pair
ALLELES featured on @Instagram Newsfeed
@ALLELES featured on @instagram Alleles Design Studio (@alleles) is on a mission to stop hiding and start celebrating amputations. McCauley Wanner and Ryan Palibroda are the entrepreneurs behind the company that creates stylish covers for leg prosthetics for people all over the world. “We are trying to give our clients a new and empowering experience,” […]
New York Times | Access+Ability Exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
New York Times | Access+Ability Exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum “How Design for One Turns Into Design for All” The covers are among the most striking things in the show: intricately patterned, beautifully designed, like snap-on tattoos. “We want an 18-year-old girl to be able to afford our cover and feel fabulous. […]
PBS News Hour | “Growing advocacy and awareness bringing accessible design to more people than ever”
PBS News Hour | “Growing advocacy and awareness bringing accessible design to more people than ever”