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T O B I A S T R I G GB A ( H o n s ) I n t e r i o r D e s i g n , B F A ( H o n s ) I n t e r i o r D e s i g n

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7 - 8 p e n t h o u s e d u p l e x - k n i g h t s b r i d g e

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1 3 - 1 8 u n i v e r s i t y t h e s i s - m o d u l a r

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My passion for design covers a multitude of disciplines whereby I perpetually seek inspiration from visual elements of life. I use my inspirations and ideas to suit an individual clients personality and needs resulting in interior and design solutions that meet and go beyond client expectations.

With a preference for aesthetics and appeal of period properties, I thrive in the challenge to work with the existing character of a building. I enjoy tackling potential issues with creative solutions that derive from a concept and design philosophy that meet the demands of the 21st Century lifestyle.

The success of each individual project is determined by the initial thorough under-standing of the structural and spatial possibilities of each building. This, together with a trusting and mutually respectful working relationship between client and con-tractor, is critical to the success of each project.

I am a tenacious, hardworking and dedicated designer. As an enthusiastic, goal orientated person I strive to achieve the highest standards. I want to develop my creative skills, learn from my peers, build upon my experiences and become better at everything I do.

P R O F I L E

S K I L L S• ProficientinbothMacintoshandMicrosoftsoftwarepackages• Proficientintheuseof2D&3DAutoCAD,SketchUPandPodiumprogrammes• FluentuseoftheAdobeCreativeSuite;Photoshop/InDesign/Illustrator• ExperienceassistingSeniorDesignersinmanagementoflargescaleresidential

design projects• Experience in being part of projects from concept to completion• Abilitytoconfidentlyliaiseandcommunicatewithclients,contractorsandsup-

pliers• Ability to work under pressure and to tight deadlines• ExperienceinFF&EProcurement• Workedtoclient’sbudgets;creatingbuilder’sscopeofwork’s,FF&ESchedules

andFullWorkingDrawingsPackages-undersupervisionofSeniorDesigners• Experience in the design and detailing of high-end joinery• Good oral and written presentation skills

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Porous Designs, LondonStudio Assistant / Junior DesignerInternship 1st April 2010 - 29th June 2010Employment 29th of June - 15th October 2010

Ahighend,awardwinning,residentialinteriordesigncompanybasedinSWLondon,offering an array of services from small scale, bespoke projects to extensive refur-bishments and period renovations.

DuringmyemploymentwithPorousDesigns Iwas fortunateenough tobegivenexciting and extensive responsibilities including:

• SourcingandcoordinatingFF&EforprojectsunderDirectors’supervision• WorkingcloselywiththeDirectorsonworkingdrawingpackages• Spaceandlayoutplanning• CompletingmyownAutoCADworkingdrawingpackage;‘work/live’(Page3-4)• Attending site visits/client meetings and minuted actions• PrepareandcostedFF&EschedulesunderDirectors’supervision• PreparedBuilder’sScopeofWorksreadyforpricing,workingcloselywithDirec-

tors’• Designingbespokecabinetworkanddetaileddrawings• Creating ‘photo-real’ 3D renders for all company projects using AutoCAD,

SketchUPandPodium

KCA International, LondonStudio Assistant / Junior Designer Internship 8th September 2009 - 11th December 2009

AworldrenownedcommercialinteriordesigncompanybasedinSWLondon,withinternationallyacclaimedprojectssuchastheBurjalArab,DubaiandvariousPal-aces and Hotels around the globe.

DuringthisinternshipIassistedoneofKhuanChew’steams,andgivenvariousjobsincluding.

• KeepingthesampleLibrarymanagedanduptodate.• UsingMicrosationandSketchUP,workingcloselywiththeteammembers,toadd

details to drawings.• Collate and organise working drawing packages for posting.• KeepingthecompaniesInFilesystemuptodatewiththemostcurrentFF&E

details.• Generalofficeduties,suchasorderingsuppliesanddatainput.

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Isherwood Interior Design, Cheltenham Studio Assistant Internship May 2005 - June 2005

ThishighendresidentialinteriordesigncompanywasmyfirstpracticalexperienceofInteriorDesign.Thiscompanyprovidesacleancontemporarystyletoit’sclients.Working closely with Pip Ishwerwood, the director, I was quickly introduced to the key sectors of the company. This enabled me to gain a broad knowledge base of industry, including design, material resources, architectural drawings, construction andclientrelationships.DuringmytimeattheinternshipIperformedmyfirstsitesurveys,convertingthemtoAutoCADtobeginthedesignprocess.

Coco Latte, LondonVIP Host and BarmanMay2007-December2007

Asaprivatemember’sonlyclub, CocoLattewasbarandnightclubforLondon’smedia and arts crowd. As VIP host and barman my duties included:

• Management and running of the VIP bar on a nightly basis. • Stockcontrols.• CustomerServiceandhostingresponsibilities.• Customer communication and PR.

Alessi, LondonSales AssistantMay 2006 - December 2006

Alessi isoneofItaly’spremierproductdesigncompanies,basedjustofBondSt,London.

Whilst at Alessi, my responsibilities included:

• Face to face customer service.• Management responsibilities including opening and closing the shop, stock takes,

stock ordering, banking, and rota management.• LiaisingwithHeadOffice.• Managing the stock room.• Training new staff.

Quanta Consultancy Services, BerkhamstedResourcer - Part TimeNov 2003 – Sept 2005

Thiscompany isaspecialist IT recruitmentfirm,based inHertfordshire,UK;butservicingEurope.Iperformedgeneralofficeadministration;fieldingcalls,filing,dataentry and manning the reception. As a resourcer my duties included:

• Resourcing new and old candidates for prospective jobs through ‘cold-calling’.• Matchingskillstojobspecifications.

Education

British Degree : BA (Hons) Interior DesignAmerican Degree : BFA (Hons) Interior DesignAmerican Intercontinental UniversityMarylebone High Street, London

Grade Achieved - 2:1 with Honours (Higher Division)September2006-June2010Awards: DEANS LIST 2009

Art FoundationChelsea College of Art and DesignUniversity of the Arts, LondonSept2005-May2006

3 A Levels Grades : A,B,C4 AS Levels Grades:A,B,D,E10 GCSEs Grades : A*, A,A,A,A,B,B,B,B,CBerkhamsted Boys School,Berkhamsted, HertfordshireSept1998-June2005

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W O R K / L I V EE A S T L O N D O N

BRIEF:

To create functional office usingmaterials, finish-esandfurnituretomaximisethesmallspace;withtheoptiontoconverttoastudio‘live’spaceatlaterdate. Asked todesignandconfigurea IT systemwhich should be housed in a storage unit, hiding any cables.

Responsibilities:

• Concept sketches• Spaceplanning• Measured survey• Liaisewithplaningofficer• IT Network plan• WorkingDrawings• FF&ESchedules• Sitevisits,clientmeetings;minutes• KitchenandCabinetworkdesign• 3DRenders• BuildersScopeofWorks;workingcloselywithaSeniorDesigner

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V I C T O R I A N T E R R A C EC L A P H A M , L O N D O N

BRIEF:

To create a master bedroom and en suite, experi-menting with various layouts to achieve a space where proportion, material and colour work in har-mony to create a modern and elegant look.

Responsibilities:

• FF&ESpecification• FF&ECostingsandSchedules• Bathroom Cabinetwork and TV wall design and detailed drawings• 3DRenders• Mood Boards• Sanitarywearselection

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P E N T H O U S E D U P L E XK N I G H T S B R I D G E , L O N D O N

BRIEF:

This top-end luxury residential project uses the clas-sicalstylingofthepropertywithmodernclassicfin-ishes,fittingandfurnituretocreateatimelessandelegant design.

Mymaintaskinthisprojectwastocreate3Dren-ders of the staircase to help the client better un-derstand the design and utility of space around the structure.

Responsibilities:

• 3DRenders• Sanitarywearspecification

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A C T O N S H O W H O M EA C T O N , L O N D O N

BRIEF:

To design the show home for a Grade II * collection ofterraces.TheclientaskedPorousDesignsLtdtomaximise the use of space in the small home, and to show prospective buyers how the space could be used. We were asked for modern yet classic design pieces to appeal mostly to the young professional market.

Responsibilities:

• 3DRenders• WorkedwithDirectortoproducecolourschemes• Mood Boards• Sourcing

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Proposed Ground Floor Layout Options

G E O R G I A N A P A R T M E N T SC H E L T E N H A MG E O R G I A N A P A R T M E N T SC H E L T E N H A MBRIEF:

This large Georgian building, most recently used as officeshadbeenboughtbyadeveloper.Weweregiven the task to provide different layout options to demonstrate how the space canbeused. Duringthe design process we decided to design a Pod to fitinsidethefrontroomonGroundandFirstfloors,so not to impair the proportions of the internal ar-chitectureandcomplywiththeplanningofficersre-quirement to not touch the cornice.

Responsibilities:

• Transferexistinghanddrawnarchitect’splanstoAutoCAD• WorkwithCADplanstocreatenewlayoutoptionsfortheapartments• Designa‘pod’withintegratedbathroomandstorage,sympathetictothe

proportions and style of the Georgian architecture• Create3DRenderstopresenttoclientandconservationofficer

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Proposed 1st Floor Layout Options

Proposed 2nd Floor Layout Options

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T H E S I S P R O J E C TM O D U L A R

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Concept:

A modular living system that will form 1 living pod, ready to be inserted to any accommodat-ing site. This is a customizable system which isaffordableandadaptable,suitabletothefirsthomebuyer;readytostepontothepropertyladder.

Site:

ThebuildingisNo.23onCharlotteRoad,Hox-ton,London.A5minutewalkfromOldStreetstation,thefivestoreybuildingreadytobere-developed to suit the needs of the area: New, Affordable accommodation. The building is east facing, with tall buildings opposite, result-ing in the most sunlight hitting the upper parts and roof of the structure for the most part of the day.

LocationMap1:1250Hoxton,London

Design Brief:

To keep the cost of apartments to a minimum, the use of space must be maximised; whilst materials should reflect the design qualitythedemographicexpects;sleek,modernanddistinctive.Insidetheapartmentswillsitonemodule,alivingPOD.Theprefabricatedunithas to be attractive to potential buyers, and suitable for their require-ments, they will contain a kitchenette, wardrobe space, bed, storage and bathroom. The building will be divided up to maximise space andlight,withenoughroomfor8apartment.Onthegroundfloortherewillbeanartgallery,reception,Postroom,Officeandprivatebararea.ThemodularPODaestheticwillrunthroughthedesignofthe building, with the use of cubes and block-like shapes accentuat-ing the theme.

Context:

The location demographic spells the design ethos. An up and coming areaforyoungprofessionals,particularlyintheart&cultureindus-tries, creates a market for 1st home studio apartments. The area was renowned in theearly1900s for furnituremaking,withshopsandwarehouses occupying many of the buildings on this street. How-ever these days the area is famous for it’s art culture, with the white cube gallery and Hoxton square just at the end of the street. In the evening the area is bustling with bars and events catering for the art community, making a gallery and bar area in the design a good choiceofspaceallocationtothegroundfloor.The5storeybuildingwill give the space required to carry out the design concept, giving enough space for the allocated apartments and pods. The modular aestheticwillreflecttheconcept.

M112 Pod

HoxtonSquare,London

Exterior23CharlotteSt,C1955 Interior23CharlotteSt,C1955

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GroundFloorPlan-NTS FirstFloorPlan-NTS SecondFloorPlan-NTS

ThirdFloorPlan-NTS FourthFloorPlan-NTS

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Bar seating areaArt Gallery and Entrance

View through Atrium Box lights at barView through Atrium

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ThePODhasfoursides,foreachlivingrequirement.Thefirstakitchen;thesecondlaundryandclothesstorage;thethirdabedstoragewallandmediacentresurround;andthefourthistheentrancetotheinternalbathroom.Each side has been designed to suit the needs of a single person living on their own. These units can be plugged intoanybuilding,wherewater,electricityandwastepipesaresimplypluggedintotheunderneathofthePOD.Moving onward, the sides can be replaced or extended to suit the needs of a couple or family.

Kitchenelevation Wardrobe and laundry elevation Bathroom elevation

Bed and Media centre elevation External bathroom entrance elevation

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PODinsideapartment

MODULAR

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F U R N I T U R E D E S I G NR O C O C O P I X E L

Initial sketch

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Front View Side View

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110MaryleboneHighStreetLondon,W1

The office is located insidethe American Intercontinen-tal Univeristy. It is on thegroundfloorinabackcornerof the building.

ThetaskwastoredesigntheFinanceDepartmentattheUniversity.

Theofficewascrammed,withlittlenaturallight.The8employeessitinin-convenient places.

Theywantedanewofficethatwouldbedesignedwithsustainablematerials,that reusesmostofthefurniture,maximisingtheuseofspace,witha£15,000Budget.

Furniture Crammed Disorganised

U N I V E R S A L D E S I G NU N I V E R S I T Y P R O J E C T

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Key:

(1.) Entrance(2.) Main Office(3.) Boris’ Desk(4.) Parool’s Desk(5.) Billie’s Desk(6.) Diana’s Desk(7.) Illana’s Office(8.) Adrian’s Desk(9.) Heinrich’s Office(10.) Tanya’s Office(11.) Safe & Counting Room(12.) Safe

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Suspended Ceiling drops 400mm Partition wall tiled with slate (CEN02N); Centurus Natural

Planter rises 300mm and clad with wood; Plexwood (Meranti)

Structural steel poleVoidSuspended Ceiling

Panel; 3 form (6mm Bear Grass) Fusuma Panel; 3 form (6mm Bear Grass Lite)Fusuma Panel; Bamboo

Fusuma sliding doors

Velux windows

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Boxed planter cladded with Meranti Wood (See Floor) Steel support pole

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Make: Plex-woodModel: MerantiCost: £2756.65

Location:To cover entire o f f i c e floor, and box in planter at entrance. To be laid and then coated in a water-based varnish.

Make: 3formModel: Bear GrassCost: £1447.28

Location:To act as a room divider by entrance. A 12mm thick-ness will be used to maintain rigidity, Allows light through but retains privacy.

Make: 3formModel: Bear-Grass liteCost: £3196.26

Location:To be used on one door of every Fusuma, allowing light to pass through but retains privacy for the oc-cupant.

Make: Johnson TilesModel: Absol-ubte Cost: £396.34

Location:Will feature on the wall in student waiting area. The un-glazed tile will ‘earthen’ the lobby, giving instant ‘natural’ appeal.

Make: OrmanoModel: BoracayCost: £745.00

Location:This material will lay on top of the orginal desks, with a glass panel placed on top.

• The finishes used are eco-friendly natural materials.

• The desks are to be reused with the Ormano “boracay” material laid over the top. Frosted glass will then be used to the sides of the tables to hide the original structure.

• Walls to be finished in green and white paint as specified.

• Please see F & F Booklet for addition-al information.

View from entrance and student waiting area. View from Billie’s desk across length of office.

View from Parool’s desk to waiting students and Adrian. View from Boris’ desk to entrance / student wating area.

View of safe and counting room. View from Tanya’s office across the main office.

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