ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIOaisyah rozi

Laman7 ServicesWeb Designer (Feb 2013-current)

Shah Alam - Kuala Lumpur - Melbourne

Aisyah Rozi

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University of Melbourne, AustraliaBachelor of Environments (Architecture)

Taylor’s University, MalaysiaDiploma in Architectural Technology

The One Academy, MalaysiaFoundation in Arts

Juteras Design Workshop2 months intern (June- Aug)

EDUCATIONEXPERIENCE

OBJECTIVEPersonal Info LanguageSeeking position as a junior design architect

Malay - Native languageEnglish - Fluent, read/write with proficiency

Nur Aisyah Mohd RoziAugust 15, 1990Malaysian

Digital SkillsPhotoshop

Illustrator

Fireworks

Indesign

Premier Pro

Final Cut Express

Google Sketchup

V-Ray for Sketchup

AutoCAD

Rhino 3D

3DS Max

Interests

Others

Specialty

Green ArchitectureArchitectural 3D Visual

Architecture & Space PlanningParametric Modelling & Exploration

Woodworking & Furniture design

Graphic DesignAmateur Photography

Garment Patternmaking and SewingIllustrations

Layout & Presentation DesignModel Making

Web Design (XHTML & CSSTechnical Drawings (manual & CAD)

Drawings & Painting

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ACADEMIC WORK; ARCHITECTURAL

ACADEMIC WORK; NON-ARCHITECTURAL

WORK EXPERIENCE

Table of Contents

Barlow Showroom

Wyndham Gateway

Photographer’s Centre

Vertigo House

Model Making

3D Rendering

Still Life Drawing

Still Life Painting

Figure Drawing

Laman 7

Juteras Design Workshop

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ARCHITECTURALACADEMIC WORK:

La Trobe Street

BARLOW SHOWROOM Studio 4, Final Year, Bachelor of Envi, UniMelb (2012)

La Trobe Street

Located at along La Trobe Street, Melbourne, Australia, this multi functional building features Barlow Motors car showroom, car servicing center and car park Barlow Motors is trading for racing cars for exquisite clients.

The project is derived from four main design ideas; Speed, Culture, History and Barlow’s personality.

Barlow Motors Car Showroom

BARLOW SHOWROOM Studio 4, Final Year, Bachelor of Envi, UniMelb (2012)

Grant Lane

Mackenzie Street

DESIGN IDEAS

SPEED : The idea of speed inspired by Concorde SST, chosen for its supersonic speed, a ‘race car’ of its kind.

CULTURE: The front entrance is set back to mimic the front porch of Australian suburban houses.Podium to resemble the very podium used during F1 events to celebrate the winners.

HISTORY: The language of the form is translated from the history of evolution of car chasis starting 1920’s. Back then cars are more curvilinear, and around 60’s cars started to become boxy and eventually become more fierce and edgy during 2000’s.

BARLOW’S PERSONALITY: Spontaneity for the building is applied in away so that the building is closer to life by eliminating the defining boundaries to the exterior. The ground floor is designed to feel like a public space to reduce the intimidating feeling of a car showroom.

WYNDHAM CITY GATEWAY Studio 3, Final Year, Bachelor of Envi, UniMelb (2012)

Design Concept

The Wyndham City Council Gateway calls for an innovative design that addresses image, icon, discourse and celebration.

The sculptures have been created as a response to the existing conditions on the site. Motorists travel the site past during both the day and night.

Thus, the sculptures have been designed so that they appear to change forms and materiality depending on the time of day they are experienced. Natural daylight enhances the sculptures by allowing the coloured backing of the otherwise black triangles to reflect off the mirror-like surface, adding colour to the sculptures.

The amount of colour reflection experienced by viewers is dependent upon the angle of observation. Given that the sculptures are viewed at a fast speed (80-100kmph), the changing colours appear to also be a change in form.

WYNDHAM CITY GATEWAY Studio 3, Final Year, Bachelor of Envi, UniMelb (2012)

At night, when little light is experienced on site aside from that produced by the passing cars headlights, the sculptures disappear into the surrounding darkness, and are only illuminated when struck briefly by the headlights of travelling vehicles.

This effect creates a connection between the viewer and the sculpture which would naturally increase the viewer’s interest and attention. The triangulated components hung from the facade act as a screening device so that harsh light emitted from the sun or high beams at night do not cause too much glare and blind the driver.

Design Concept

PHOTOGRAHER’S CENTRE Studio 3, Final Year, Diploma in Architectural Technology (2011)

Deception of Perception

Perception is often incfluenced by our knowledge of experience. That is why we are able to make assumptions without even knowing the whole story. Sometimes it might even be fallacies.

This building is designed to manipulate the perception of audience. What seems normal at first may not be so once approached or when viewed differently. Other than that, it is important for this building to monument the feelings of Kg. Kepayang before it was revitalized.

Design Ideas

Floating ImpressionMassive cantilevered structure over glass walls creates a sense of hazard to the deck below, same feeling as the deteriorating Kg. Kepayang entrance.

Twisted WallsThe twisted walls give an unexpected experience for the audience as uncomfortable feeling is provoked due to the illusion that the walls might collapse. The long, tall and narrow walls of visitors’ centre give heighten sense of drama and mystery.

Tinted GlassTinted glass is placed on the wall of the studio overlooking the rooftop graden. While the users may enjoy the warm and beautiful garden, there is something that feels quite awkward; like the works of Madame Peripetie.

Invisible JourneyThe ramp brings users from the ground floor to the first floor in almost oblivious way. The void may be the distraction that the journey to the upper level is not felt suddenly being in the visitors gallery especially when the ramp is also part of the visitors’ centre..

CONCEPT

Based on the main concept of Illusion of Vertigo, the idea of living on the edge is pushed to the limit. I want to jump-start a feeling of adrenaline rush at every corner possible. Since the house is

This retreat is designed with designer’s personality in mind –adventurous, cheerful, and impulsive.

This retreat house offers an escape from the busy reality, drifting the mind into nature and the sea.

VERTIGO HOUSE | PRIVATE RETREAT Design Studio 1, Year 2, Diploma of Architectural Technology (2010)

Adventurous: Having half of the spaces cantilevered over the cliff creates adrenaline rush, further enhanced by the elaborate cantilevered bedroom.

Cheerful: The house allows for plenty of natural light to match the designer’s cheerful mood. This also means getting up early, which is a bliss.

Impulsive: The open floor plan offers flexiblity in the activity that the designer wishes to do at any particular time.

Design Studio 1, Year 2, Diploma of Architectural Technology (2010)

MODEL MAKING Building Construction 2, Year 2, Diploma of Architectural Technology (2010)

Sectional Model

Studied Structure: Agosta House258 sqmSingle StoreyMaterials: Timber, fir framing, stud work clad

3D RENDERING 3DS Max, Year 2, Diploma of Architectural Technology (2010)

NON-ARCHITECTURALACADEMIC WORK:

Still Life DrawingMedium: Charcoal on PaperFoundation in Arts, TOA (2008)

Still Life PaintingMedium: Poster Colour on Watercolour PaperFoundation in Arts, TOA (2008)

Figure DrawingMedium: Pencil on paper, Foundation in Arts, TOA (2008)

LAMAN 7 SERVICES(2013-2014)

WORK EXPERIENCE:

RoleFull time web designer

Working Duration 1 year ++

Job ScopeDesign web mockup for clients Develop responsive websites in accordance to user experience principles (useful, usable, desireable, findable, accessible and credible) Integration of content management software into the websiteDevelop websites that are forward in design and technology

Juteras Design WorkshopWORK EXPERIENCE:

(2011)

Juteras Design Workshop, Kg Melayu Subang2 Months Internship*

Beach Villa, Doha, QatarFacade design - concept & sketchup mock

Toilet design - floor plan drawing Floor plan presentation drawing

Elegance Club, Bangsar, KLDiamond’s & Jimmy Choo’s showroom interior design

Office and director’s room interior designFloor plan presentation drawing

Sectional construction drawing

Prima Damansara (Apartment)Interior fittings design details Interior finishings & material

Learning Outcome:- Human behaviour and interior design

- Furniture design- Design process - AutoCAD tricks

- 3D Google Sketchup- Presentation design at professional level

* Full report available upon request

Thank Youaisyah90@gmail.com