Sabrina Lee: March 2020

THE THREE WORDS

Kyzyl Saleem

Noun: agility

Verb: accelerate
Adjective: futuristic

Audrey Allen and Ashton Cameron

Noun: polyhedron

Verb: scintillating

Adjective: iridescent

Trent Jansen Studio

Noun: solidarity

Verb: melt

Adjective: dramatic

THE 18 SKETCH SECTIONS (Extra 2)

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES

THE DEVELOPED STAIR

Stair access to the Upper Level

Stair access to the jewelry showroom

Upper level developed stair

THE ARCHITECTURE

(Showroom)

Elevation Views

Side view (Righ-hand side)

Front View

Back view

Section Cuts

Right-hand side cut

Front side cut

Upper-level top cut

Middle-level cut

Bottom-level cut

Interior Space

Client 1 Showroom (Trent Jansen Studio)

Client 2 Showroom (Audrey Allen & Ashton Cameron)

Bottom Level

Upper level

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK

The upper space is designed for Trent Jansen Studio whose products are mostly in a sustainable and poetic style. They also use lots of natural elements to create their products. Therefore, my design aims to create a space that nicely combines natural elements with space. It will include enough functional spaces. In my model, I have placed some completed furniture works at level 1 in the upper space. The level 1 space can be used as the main design room and where also can show their products or place newly completed works. The level 2 space is where people can draw/design plus experimenting with real materials.

The space under the ground is designed for Audrey Allen & Ashton Cameron, whose products are related to the Jewelry. I designed 2 entries and exits to allow people to access to the very bottom part workroom. I also placed a "split level" at this very bottom part space as a storage room. It is more convenient to take materials for making jewelry. Or it can be another space to show products. I divided the top part of the lower space into many 3 spaces where are connected through active doors. The 2 spaces can be used as design rooms, and the very left-hand side room includes a stair to access the very bottom experimental workroom.

Additional Images

Elevation views