Far Left: Conceptual diagram.A transitional experience.
Site.
Left: Connection/disconnection from the streetscape.
Journey: A transition from urbanisation to relaxation.
Right: An Urban Bathhouse escape
CAFE
YO
AND
ME
co�ee-run
yoghurtenthusiast
wa�e makerstoast press
menuboard designed along this wall. Can extend as graphics towards the shop frontage. Integrated polaroid board design?
polaroid/blackboard/feature graphics along this wall
the bar stools will alsogive the place a relaxed, casual feel that is invitingeven for short-stay customers.
minimalistic logo graphics on this glass facade. initial idea:
feature graphics / wall paper to draw people towards this back area
underbench fridgecan go here
underbench fridgecan go here
banquette seatings can exist in this area if the budget permits.
cookie jars display
awarenessof“small-group-friendly”seatings from the frontage
back-of-house
serveryarea
barstoolwaitingarea
backseating area
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Ritzy Lady Women’s Fashion Boutique
Point Cook Shopping Centre
Retail
Interior Fitout Design and Coordination
WOMEN
RETAILER
RITZY
LADY
RETAIL DESIGN
Whilst working at ID&A I was exposed to the practical elements of retail and hospitality projects. Often involved with site surveys, product research, space planning and meeting design requirements in accordance with tenancy design guidelines.
With many parties involved, and often tight deadlines, great communication was a must. As a designer, I felt advantaged to possess many tools for communication from hand sketching to diagramatics, spoken language to email correspondances, and at times a language other than English such as the use of Chinese.
I also enjoyed explaining visual ideas and gained a sense of satisfaction from doing so.
My time spent as a sales representative at Nickscali Furniture also taught me a lot about the usefulness of being a good visual communicator. This experience had also influenced me philosophically as I now feel that ''where there is space, there will always be a need to explain it.''
RETAIL DESIGN
Whilst working at ID&A I was exposed to the practical elements of retail and hospitality projects. Often involved with site surveys, product research, space planning and meeting design requirements in accordance with tenancy design guidelines.
With many parties involved, and often tight deadlines, great communication was a must. As a designer, I felt advantaged to possess many tools for communication from hand sketching to diagramatics, spoken language to email correspondances, and at times a language other than English such as the use of Chinese.
I also enjoyed explaining visual ideas and gained a sense of satisfaction from doing so.
My time spent as a sales representative at Nickscali Furniture also taught me a lot about the usefulness of being a good visual communicator. This experience had also influenced me philosophically as I now feel that ''where there is space, there will always be a need to explain it.''
Homeware Retailer Homeware Retailer
GOOD HOUSE KEEPING-HOMEWARE RETAILER
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Good Housekeeping Homeware Retailer
Point Cook
Retail
Interior Fitout Design and Coordination
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Regent Townhouse Development
Springvale (City of Greater Dandenong)
Multi-residential ( two lot subdivision)
$500k
Owner-Builder Project
Project Administration and Design Coordination
OWNER
BUILDER
REGENT
UNITS-
Homeware Retailer Homeware Retailer
MULTI-UNIT
JOANNA
COURT
Conceptual view: Unit 1 access from Joanne Court
Indicative only
Site Address: 6 Joanna Court, Mount Waverley
Builder: Dennis Family Homes
Design: Marsden Inspiration Series – Marsden Classic, Dennis Family Homes
Drafter: Cultured House P/L
Note: Dennis Family Homes has been informed and is aware that Cultured House has used graphics of their designs for the purpose of this application.
