portfolio-1st year
DESCRIPTION
This is my brief portfolio after completing the qualifying year of Interior Design Program at Pratt Institute.TRANSCRIPT
SKETCHES/ RENDERING
INT 606 QUAL. ARCH. DRAWINGOCT 2009
INT 606 QUAL. ARCH. DRAWINGOCT 2009
SKETCHBOOKNOV 2009
LAUNDROMAT SKETCH2009
MoMA PS1OCT 2009
SKETCHBOOKNOV 2009
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUMDEC 2009
SKETCH AT MoMAAPR 2010
COLOR RENDERING ASSIGNMENTNOV 2009
STUDIO PROJECTS
QUALIFYING DESIGN I
AUG 2009 – MAY 2010
FOUNDATION PROJECT 2SEP 2009
PROJECT 1: LIVE/WORK SPACE DESIGN
PROJECT GOAL
DESIGNING A LIVE/WORK SPACE BASED ON A CLIENT PROFILE CREATED BY FELLOW STUDENTS. A SPECIFIC PIECE OF GARMENT IS ASSIGNED TO FUTHER ACCENTUATE THE CHARACTER OF THE CLIENT. MY CLIENT IS A
YOGA INSTRUCTOR AND LOVES TO DESIGN COSTUME IN HER FREE TIME.
CHARACTER STUDY / ANALYTICAL DRAWINGNOV 2009
FLOOR PLANNOV 2009
SECTIONNOV 2009
ELEVATIONNOV 2009
PERSPECTIVENOV 2009
MODEL PHOTONOV 2009
MODEL PHOTONOV 2009
MODEL PHOTONOV 2009
MODEL PHOTONOV 2009
SLIDING PANEL SEPARATING LIVE/ WORK SPACENOV 2009
SLIDING PANEL SEPARATING LIVE/ WORK SPACENOV 2009
PROJECT 2: MODULE CABINETRY SYSTEM DESIGN FOR A MUSIC PRODUCTION HOUSE
PROJECT GOAL
DESIGNING THE LOBBY AND CONFERENCE SPACE FOR A MUSIC PRODUCTION HOUSE BASED ON PHILIP GLASS’ EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH
GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE MUSICJAN 2010
GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE MUSICJAN 2010
PATTERN DERIVED FROM GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE MUSICJAN 2010
CONCEPTUAL SKETCHJAN 2010
CIRCULATION STUDYJAN 2010
CIRCULATION STUDYJAN 2010
FLOOR PLANJAN 2010
PERSPECTIVE SKETCHJAN 2010
SECTION PERSPECTIVEJAN 2010
MATERIALJAN 2010
PROJECT 3: VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM
PROJECT GOAL
DESIGNING THE LOBBY AREA ON GROUND FLOOR AND MEZZANINE LEVEL OF VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: GIFT SHOP,
CAFÉ, TEMPORARY EXHIBITION, LOBBY, SEATING, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE, AND RESTROOMS. THE TEMPORARY EXHIBITION IS ALSO REQUIRED TO BE CURATED AND
EXECUTED IN THE LOBBY AREA.
PROCESS: RAMP DEVELOPMENT
SKETCH MODEL OF 1ST RAMP DESIGN
FINALIZED PLAN
EXHIBITED DESIGNER: HANS WEGNERCHAIR SELECTION FOR EXHIBITION
“A chair should never have a back side.It should be beautiful from all sides.” – Hans J. Wegner
EXHIBITED DESIGNER: HANS WEGNERCHAIR SELECTION FOR EXHIBITION
