In 1990 on west end of Toronto, Ontario Canada, a small design

company named X2, now Mostacci Industrial Design, inserted itself

into the corporate driven economy. For over twenty years clients have

turned to us for spacial and economic solutions. For us industrial

design is not simply the production of a product or experience,

these are byproducts of a methodology. 


FOCUS

   If we can solve the problem better then it was proposed,

our task is complete. Our methodology accepts the

responsibility for growth of the corporate model

by accentuating our beliefs as humanists.


Anthony Mostacci

AOCA

Organization

The space of this website is made possible by the authorship

of the designer, and willingness of the visitor to interact with

its contents. We invite the visitor to read, comment and respond

in written form to our work. It is an exchange, beginning with

the designers display of thoughts, images and physical forms

and continuing with the commentary of the visitor.

This site relies on the computational abilities of search

engines, whose seemingly endless cataloguing and referencing

of keywords, phrases, images, and strings make our conversation

possible. Sharing ideas with others in a metropolis twenty

years ago was local proposition. Designers used communicative

technologies such as telephones, fax machines pencil/ink drawings.

Our portfolio reflects this, the result of the our strong communal

inroads within Toronto’s varying scales and at an egalitarian

multicultural atmosphere. Our website is a forum of opportunity

extending concerns both with & beyond the telephone to the mind.

What is industrial design?


The answer is double fold.


   From a Canadian perspective industrial designers

document and prototype conceptual ideas for a mass

produced consumer market. In the past fifty years industrial

designers have ascertained a leading role in guiding the

evolution objects everywhere. We can be found spearheading

detailed design from storm drains to the inner fuselages

of spacecraft.In the context of the corporation we have

become social players of Shakespearian proportion,

industrial designers have turned businesses from irresponsible

to glamourous and unattainable. Industrial designers are

defined by their ability to technically effect positive change

to anthropometric problems through intelligent analysis of systems and environments.