(Image courtesy MassArt) <\/p>\n
The recently redesigned Harvard Medical School's Family Van <\/p>\n
By Patrick D. Rosso, Town Correspondent <\/p>\n
The Harvard Medical School's Family Van recently got a new look thanks to a student from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. <\/p>\n
Jarmila Houstova, a senior at MassaArt, was the one who came up with the new design for the vehicle that travels throughout Boston providing free preventative health services, according to a release from the school. <\/p>\n
The new design, which incorporates vivid colors and imaginative imagery, was unveiled at a recent community ceremony. <\/p>\n
The design came out of a collaboration between The Family Van, MassArt's Graphic Design program, and MassArt's Center for Art and Community Partnerships. <\/p>\n
The project, which started in August 2012, included students from Professor Elizabeth Resnick's Graphic Design 2 class. <\/p>\n
After four weeks and a number of designs, the projects were presented and after a vote a final design was chosen. <\/p>\n
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