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worked in both interior and architectural practices. I believe that good design is fundamental to the success of a project and believe that my experience in all aspects of a design scheme from inception to completion has given me the skills required to deliver high quality solutions within budget. I am highly proficient at workplace analysis, space planning,

interior design, architectural design, 3D visualisation and the production of high quality presentations. I have also worked in sales and project management roles alongside my main design functions, this has allowed me to develop excellent interpersonal skills and enabled me to forge strong working relationships with clients and convert speculative leads into successful projects.

I have collated a selection of recent projects into this short presentation. LILA* is an educational project based in central Liverpool.Marie Curie is part of the healthcare sector and Centric House is a commercial office delapidations and refurbishment scheme. I have also included a small sample of my architectural project work. I have many more case study projects available upon request.

I am a highly motivated and creative individual with a passion for design. I am an experienced and dedicated designer with ten years of professional expertise in the interior fit out and refurbishment industry. Having a continual desire to enhance my design skills I graduated with a BA Hons in Architecture at Liverpool University in 2009. I have a broad range of experience having

Introduction

Project: LILA*

Project: Hooka

Project: Marie Curie

Project: Centric House

Selected Architecture

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01PROJECT SIZE:12,000 SQ FT

PROJECT VALUE:£300K

PROJECT DURATION:8 WEEKS

COMPLETION DATE:DECEMBER 2010

LILA* is an international language school with a forward thinking leadership team. After an initial design tendering process I was selected by LILA* to design their new academy headquarters.

New Barratt House is situated in the heart of the newly developed Liverpool One shopping district and counts The Cavern and The Hard Days Night Hotel as its immediate neighbours.

The scheme attempts to link the academy to the rich cultural tapestry of Liverpool life, past and present. Each of the eighteen classrooms has a unique identity and associated colour scheme.

The project was a collaboration with the clients appointed graphic design consultants, Eyefever. Internal finishes were selected to tie in with the concurrent rebranding programme for LILA*

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Liverpool International Language AcademyNew Barratt House, Liverpool

THE BRIEF FOR THIS PROJECT WAS TO CREATE A LANGUAGE ACADEMY CONSISTING OF EIGHTEEN CLASSROOMS, IT FACILITIES, A CONFERENCE SUITE, ACADEMIC OFFICES AND COMMUNAL AREAS SPREAD OVER TWO FLOORS.

EACH CLASSROOM WAS ASSIGNED A UNIQUE IDENTITY AND FEATURE COLOUR TAKEN FROM THE ‘LILA* POOL OF LIFE’ COLOUR PALETTE. A VINYL QUOTATION REPRESENTING THE THEME OF THE ROOM WAS APPLIED TO EACH FEATURE WALL AND ARTWORK RELATING TO THE THEME OF THE

A DIVISIBLE CONFERENCE ROOM FACILITY WAS CREATED USING MOVABLE ACOUSTIC PARTITIONING AND MULTIFUNCTIONAL FOLDING AND STACKING FURNITURE. DUE TO THE HIGH VOLUME OF ATTENDING STUDENTS AND STAFF ADDITIONAL TOILET FACILITIES WHERE REQUIRED WHICH ALSO NEEDED TO CATER FOR THE RELIGIOUS NEEDS OF THE MANY MUSLIM STUDENTS AT THE ACADEMY.

ROOM WAS ALSO FRAMED AND PLACED IN THE CORRIDOR OUTSIDE EACH CLASSROOM. THEMES INCLUDED THE BEATLES, THE MERSEY AND OTHER LIVERPOOL ASSOCIATED IDEAS. THE THEMES AND COLOURS OF THE CLASSROOMS REVEAL THEMSELVES AS THE VIEWER TRAVELS FURTHER INTO THE BUILDING THROUGH THE USE OF 300MM GLAZED SECTIONS.

A BESPOKE 270 DEGREE CURVED WORKSTATION WAS CREATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE FIRST FLOOR TO FUNCTION AS A TEN PERSON IT AND TRAINING SUITE.

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01SPACE PLANNING

INTERIOR DESIGN

BESPOKE FURNITURE

M & E SPECIFICATION

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THE RECEPTION AREA WAS DESIGNED TO WELCOME THE STUDENTS INTO THE ACADEMY AND SHOWCASE THE PRIMARY COLOURS OF THE LILA* PALETTE

EACH PARTITION SEPARATING THE CLASSROOMS & CORRIDOR WAS CON-

STRUCTED WITH THREE 300MM FULL HEIGHT GLAZED SECTIONS.

A COMMON ROOM WAS CREATED USING FULL HEIGHT SINGLE GLAZED

PARTITIONING WITH FEATURE GEOMETRIC MANIFESTATIONS.

A CURVED DDA COMPLIANT RECEPTION COUNTER AND BOOKCASE WERE HIGHLIGHTED USING A WHITE HIGH GLOSS FORMICA FINISH

WITH FEATURE LED ROPELIGHTING. VINYL QUOTATIONS AND ARTWORK WERE APPLIED TO SELECTED WALLS TO REINFORCE THE

LILA* BRANDING AND LIVERPOOL THEME OF THE PROJECT.

THE REASON FOR THIS WAS TWOFOLD: TO ALLOW FOR THE PENETRATION OF NATURAL DAYLIGHT INTO THE CORE AREAS OF THE ACADEMY & PREVENT A TUNNEL EFFECT; AND TO ALLOW

THE FEATURE COLOURS FOR EACH CLASSROOM TO BE SEEN IN JUXTAPOSITION WITH ONE ANOTHER.

A FEATURE WALL WAS CREATED USING THOUSANDS OF WORDS, PLACE NAMES, PEOPLE AND IDEAS LINKED TO LIVERPOOL. THE ARTWORK WAS INSTALLED USING A DIGITALLY PRINTED WALLCOVERING. A BESPOKE KITCHEN AND BESPOKE SEATING WERE ALSO DESIGNED AND INSTALLED.

SCOPE OF WORKS - DESIGN

FEASABILITY STUDYBUILDING SURVEYDEVELOPMENT OF BRIEFCONCEPTUAL DESIGNSPACE PLANNINGELEVATIONSDETAIL DESIGNJOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITURE3D VISUALISATION

SCOPE OF WORKS- PROJECT

PARTITIONS AND DOORSFEATURE GLAZINGFLOOR COVERINGSDECORATION JOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITURETOILET SPECIFICATIONBESPOKE KITCHENPOWER & DATAINSTALLATION OF FRESH AIR SYSTEM

SCOPE OF WORKS - MANAGEMENT

CLIENT LIASONPLANNING APPLICATIONSPECIFICATION OF WORKSPROJECT MANAGEMENTESTIMATING & QUOTATIONSORDER PROCESSINGSUB CONTRACTOR APPOINTMENT & MANAGEMENTDISTRIBUTION OF DESIGN INFORMATION

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01 INITIAL SKETCHES 3D VISUALISATION 3D WALKTHROUGH FINISHES BOARDS

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02PROJECT TYPE:RETAIL

PROJECT VALUE:£60K


COMPLETION DATE:JANUARY 2011

Hooka have had a well established hair salon in the Wood Street area of Liverpool for over five years. The brief was to design a flagship new hair salon in the Matthew Street region of the city

After a design consultation process I was selected from a range of competitors to produce a comprehensive design scheme for the fit out and refurbishment of the new property

Works included a full strip out of the existing shopfit, refurbishment of existing timber floors, and design and installation of bespoke oak and granite hair dressing stations.

The interior design scheme was aimed at highlighting the funky nature of the management, staff and clientele of the salon and establish its place in the vibrant heart of the city

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HookaHair SalonButton Street, Matthew Street Quarter, Liverpool

HOOKA HAIR SALON WANTED TO CREATE A STRIKING, VIBRANT AND FUNKY HAIR SALON IN THE FAMOUS MATTHEW STREET DISTRICT OF LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE.

THE REMIT FOR THE PROJECT INVOLVED CONVERTING AN EXISTING MENSWEAR SHOPFIT INTO A SPECIALISED SALON ENVIRONMENT. THE SCOPE OF WORKS INCLUDED FIFTEEN HAIRDRESSING STATIONS SET OVER THE GROUND AND FIRST FLOORS, A NEW BESPOKE RECEPTION COUNTER AND BESPOKE FITTED STORAGE.

SELECTED TO EMPHASISE THE BRANDING AND ETHOS OF THE BUSINESS.

THE RESULTING CUTTING EDGE DESIGN AND FIT OUT HAS LED TO HOOKA HAIR SALON BEING RECOGNISED AS ONE OF THE LEADING LIGHTS IN THE HAIRDRESSING INDUSTRY IN THE NORTH WEST

I WAS ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR DESIGNING THE UNIQUE RECEPTION SEATING AND TILED HAIR WASHING ZONES AND TOWEL STORAGE AREAS. FEATURE LIGHTING WAS SPECIFIED IN ORDER TO CAST A CLINICAL LIGHT OVER THE HAIRDRESSING CHAIR AND TO CAST A WARM GLOW OVER THE HAIRDRESSING STAFF. EXISTING TIMBER FLOORS WERE SANDED DOWN AND REVARNISHED TO ADD SOME RUSTIC CHARACTER AND CHARM TO THE LISTED BUILDING. BOLD COLOURS AND FEATURE WALLPAPER WERE

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02 SPACE PLANNING SPECIFICATION BESPOKE FURNITURE INTERIOR DESIGN

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THE SALON INTERIOR WAS DESIGNED TO CREATE A WARM FRIENDLY AND

RELAXING ENVIRONMENT FOR BOTH THE STAFF AND CLIENTELE.

EXISTING LIGHTING WAS STRIPPED OUT AND REPLACED WITH NEW

RECESSED DOWNLIGHTERS AND NEW FEATURE STRIPLIGHTING.

THE EXISTING STEEL AND GLASS STAIRWELL WAS REFURBISHED AND A

NEW BESPOKE RECEPTION COUNTER WAS FITTED IN THE SPACE BELOW.

HAIRDRESSING STATIONS WERE CONSTRUCTED FROM AN OAK VENEERED FRAME WITH A GRANITE WORKTOP WITH PORTHOLES

CUTOUT FOR HAIR DRYERS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT TO REST. BRUSHED CHROME POWER OUTLETS AND MIRRORS WERE ADDED

TO COMPLETE EACH STATION.

A STATEMENT BLACK GLASS CHANDELIER WAS HUNG ABOVE THE STAIRWELL AND MATCHING DECORATIVE

BLACK GLASS WALL LIGHTS WERE ALSO ADDED TO GIVE THE CONTEMPORARY MODERN AND QUIRKY FEEL TO THE SALON

THAT THE CLIENT HAD ENVISAGED.

BEHIND THE SCENES A STAFF AND UTILITY AREA WAS ALSO DESIGNED FOR THE STAFF TO BREAKOUT INTO. A FITTED

KITCHEN WITH APPLIANCES WAS INSTALLED ALONG WITH SPECIALIST CLEANING EQUIPMENT. EXISTING TOILETS WERE

STRIPPED OUT A REFURBISHED TO A HIGH STANDARD.


BUILDING SURVEYDEVELOPMENT OF BRIEFCONCEPTUAL DESIGNSPACE PLANNINGELEVATIONSM&E SPECIFICATIONDETAIL DESIGNJOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITUREINTERIOR DESIGN


PARTITIONS AND DOORSSPECIALIST FURNITUREFLOOR COVERINGSDECORATION JOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITURESPECIALIST EQUIPMENTKITCHEN & TOILETSPOWER & DATAFEATURE LIGHTING



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03PROJECT TYPE:REFURBISHMENT

PROJECT VALUE:£200K


COMPLETION DATE:DECEMBER 2010

After an initial desgn competition I was selected by Marie Curie to remodel and refurbish their existing hospice facilities at Speke Road, Liverpool

The project consisted of a redesign of the reception area and counter; an improvement to existing family room facilities; and a refurbishment of outpatients reception and ward corridors

The brief was to create a warm, welcoming and modern environment and to improve the atmosphere for the staff, visitors and most importantly the patients

The project was split into several phases so as to cause minimum disruption to the lives of the patients and their visiting families

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Marie Curie Cancer HospiceWoolton, Liverpool

THE PROJECT CONSISTED OF A REDESIGN AND REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING RECEPTION, FAMILY ROOM, OUTPATIENTS RECEPTION AND CHAPEL FACILITIES. WARD CORRIDORS WERE ALSO REFURBISHED AS PART OF THE SCHEDULE OF WORKS. THE RECEPTION AREA WAS REMODELLED TO REMOVE A CENTRAL STRUCTURAL FIREPLACE THAT WAS LIMITING THE USE OF SPACE. ONCE THIS HAD BEEN DEMOLISHED AND THE NECESSARY STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS WERE MADE A BESPOKE CENTRAL CURVED

A DIFFERENT BRIEF WAS DEVELOPED FOR THE FAMILY ROOM. THE AREA WAS DESIGNED TO BE BRIGHT, CHEERFUL AND TARGETED TOWARDS CHILDREN. TO ACHIEVE THIS THE EXISTING BRICK CLAD WALLS WERE DRY LINED AND COVERED WITH DIGITAL WALLPAPER SHOWCASING VECTOR GRAPHICS IN VIBRANT, BOLD AND FUNKY COLOURS. FABRICS WERE SELECTED TO TIE IN WITH THE COLOUR SCHEME. AS PART OF THE REFURBISHMENT OF THE WARD CORRIDORS A COMPREHENSIVE ARTWORK PROPOSAL WAS DRAWN UP TO

RECEPTION COUNTER WAS INSTALLED. SEATING AREAS WERE CREATED AND A GIFT SHOP COUNTER AND VENDING AREA WERE ALSO INSTALLED. A NEW PLASTERBOARD CEILING AND FEATURE BULKHEAD WERE DESIGNED TO MIRROR THE SHAPE OF THE NEW COUNTER. GLAZED PARTITIONING AND SLIDING DOORS WERE CHOSEN TO CREATE AREAS OF PRIVACY WHILST ALLOWING THE PENETRATION OF NATURAL DAYLIGHT. FINISHES WERE CAREFULLY SELECTED TO CREATE A WARM AND RELAXING ENVIRONMENT.

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03 STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS

SPACEPLANNING

INTERIOR DESIGNSCHEME

BESPOKE FURNITUREDESIGN

» As part of the Recep-tion refurbishment an existing structural fire place and chimney was removed. A new steel framework was added to the existing structu-re in order to redistri-bute the loadings from the floor above

» The removal of the central brick chimney allowed the reception area to be opened up and a new central reception counter to be installed facing the entrance doors. Soft seating areas were created for visitors.

» For the reception area warm tones were cho-sen to soften the area and create a modern comfortable environ-ment. In the family room bright feature colours were used to create a bright and funky childrens area.

» A bespoke DDA compliant reception counter, and bespoke shop counter were de-signed and finished in a cherry veneer. In the family room a bespoke TV unit was installed and finished in a white high gloss.

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BUILDING SURVEYDEVELOPMENT OF BRIEFCONCEPTUAL DESIGNSPACE PLANNINGELEVATIONSDETAIL DESIGNINTERNAL FINISHESJOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITURE3D VISUALISATION


STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONSPARTITIONS AND DOORSDRY LININGFEATURE GLAZINGFLOOR COVERINGSDECORATION JOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITURESHOP FITPOWER & DATA



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04PROJECT SIZE:33,000 SQ FT

PROJECT VALUE:£1.2 MILLION


COMPLETION DATE:JANUARY 2010

Working on behalf of BNP Paribas I was comissioned to redesign reception, office and common area facilities of the Centric House building in Liverpool city centre.

The brief was to create a sleek, high specification office space with a modern, clean finish to replace what was an existing tired interior.

Refurbished areas included offices, lift lobbies, toilets, stairwells and reception area. Internal and external signage and feature graphics were also designed.

My remit included design proposals, 3D visualisation, bespoke furniture design, finishes boards and proposed space plans.

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SPACE PLANNINGINTERNAL FINISHESJOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITUREDETAIL DESIGN 3D VISUALISATIONPRESENTATION BOARDSINTERNAL SIGNAGEFEATURE LIGHTING


STIP OUTDEMOLITIONFULL CAT A REFURBISHMENTSUSPENDED CEILINGSFEATURE BULKHEADSFEATURE LIGHTINGM & E PACKAGEFLOOR COVERINGSDECORATION JOINERY & BESPOKE FURNITURERECEPTION FURNITURETOILET REFURBISHMENTENTRANCE DOORSEXTERNAL SIGNAGEDDA COMPLIANCYINTERNAL SIGNAGELIFT REFURBISHMENT

Centric HouseMoorfields, Liverpool

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04 3D VISUALISATION INTERIOR DESIGN SPACE PLANNING PRESENTATION BOARDS

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CONTACT

A PETER PRINGLE 24 SANDPIPERS COURT 46 BRIDGE ROAD BLUNDELLSANDS MERSEYSIDE L23 6BDW WWW.FINALCRIT.COM/ ARCHITECTURE/PETERPRINGLET 0151 - 931 - 2966M 0772 - 562 - 1284E [email protected]

REFERENCE

A ALAN JONES MG BARKERS 16 VESTY BUSINESS PARK VESTY ROAD MERSEYSIDE L30 1NYT 0844 - 873 - 1800E [email protected]

A JOHN HALL BRH ARCHITECTS WINSLOW COURT 16 RUMFORD COURT LIVERPOOL L3 9DGT 0151 - 277 - 5586E [email protected]

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