#interior concept

[jonnytango]

This concept art for an executive corridor used a warmth of the gold panels to cut through the gray architecture to create a sense of corporate wealth and exclusivity.

[oooog1010101]

Two level bedroom inspo/concept

Either one of two

1. The bed area and desk/study is on the top floor, it will be half the size of the bottom floor. On the bottom floor there will be a lounge area, a bathroom and a walk-in closet. The walk in closet will have its own step (spiral), up to the bed area. And the entrance to the bedroom is on the bottom.

2. Entrance to the bedroom is the top floor. Top floor is divided into two sections one being a study and the other a lounge w/ tv. Top floor only covers half the bottom. Directly underneath the top floor is where the bathroom and walk in closet is. The bed area will be the other half of the room not covered by the top floor.

[janessajy]

-YEAR THREE-

Specialist Pathway 2.0 Concept Art- Late Victorian Era Seamstress’s Attic Room

My ideas changed tremendously throughout the entire project, this attic room concept being the very first I worked on, it was the one that resembled the initial idea the most. I wanted it to be a simple run-down attic room used by a young seamstress during the victorian era, who loves to read, and is someone who is planning to escape her duties to explore the outside world.

[iddp-lea-blog]

Restaurant Volkshaus

Studio Project 2 of this block at ZHdK. The task was to rethink and renew the interior at the prestigious well-known Volkshaus in the heart of Zurich. 

Jonty, Julia and I formed a team and started with analyzing the space. How do we perceive the interior now? SECRETIVE, TRADITIONAL, A BIT OUTDATED or DULL

What would we like the character of the renovated Volkshaus to be? We wanted to keep it STRUCTURED and SECRETIVE, but without being repetitive. Furthermore, we aimed to focus our choices to be SWISS and AUTHENTIC, create a COHERENT concept throughout the whole place and make it more CONTEMPORARY, especially with an improvement of the lighting. 

We wanted to keep the little different niches which we found really interesting. However, we developed this idea and loosened up the straight aisle to create more versatile half-hidden spaces (like a maze) who differ in size, sitting options, etc.

We designed new space dividers. The formal language is geometrically more clear, contemporary with a  postmodern touch. We chose a dark green sound absorbent textile (Création Baumann) as a cover around a wooden structure which would be custom-made by a carpenter. We played around with different heights to create an interesting, playful yet balanced arrangement of room dividers of different heights. This is an intriguing way to play with leveling and the depth of the space.

The whole floor would have a nice green stone (verde spluga) from the Alpes. We wanted to choose materials and textiles which are produced in Switzerland. A leading way through the restaurant will be made in a traditional fishbone pattern in oak, interlacing with the stone. This is to quote a historic feature, laying it in an unusual way and - in the end - working as footfall insulation.

The neon lighting now is a nice approach, yet still too shy, not connecting with the rest of the restaurant. We want to remove all the little kitschy lighting next to the tables and exaggerate the neon idea. The tubes will come down the ceiling into the room and alongside the walls, reflecting the playful movement of the room dividers to unite the spatial concept and introduce a very contemporary, guiding element of our planned Volkshaus revival. 

[iddp-lea-blog]

The greek family apartment plans and sketches (studio project)

The result of the project: The final rendered plan, the placement of different lighting sources (General light / Mood light and Function light) as well as some sketches made by Jonty. In my eyes a satisfying concept that is worth showing and good teamwork.

[022design-blog]

small but high ceiling apartment visualisation