Design

Student Work: Year 1: Residential

Bright and illuminated through glass blocks paired with oranges, off white, and teal, this residence is emblematic of Eugenia’s new life, full immersion in creative projects and adventure. Her space is intentionally sparse, with the aim of satisfying basic needs and showcasing her interests, an approach that allows main activities to shine. With a flexible and open layout, a variety of configurations and adaptations increase her ability to acclimate to changes in lifestyle. Even though the focus is on her preferences, considerations are included for intimate gatherings and guests. In constant pursuit of ways to socialise, amenities like laundry are reserved for communal zones. 

Year 1 Designs
(2024)

Materials

  • Glass Blocks

  • Polished Concrete

  • Recycled/ Local Timber

Colour Palette

Project Title
Re-visioning the Vision

Student Work: Year 1: Pavilion

Scents, soothing colours, and the opportunity to take a moment for self-care will provide a much needed experience for the oft ignored parking lot users near Sovereign House thanks to the power and benefits of wool for the interiors and through sustainable products from Solidwool and VENT for Change. From the plush but interactive elements to the relaxation inducing furnishings, guests will feel welcome to stay and luxuriate. The assumption would be that they would just be parking their cars and that’s it but I believe if a pavilion is directed to their gaze and represents calm, that it will be an inviting retreat. 

Year 1 Designs
(2024)

Materials

  • Aluminum box trussing

  • Whisperwool Wool Interior Wall Panels

  • Fabric Panels

Colour Palette

Project Title
The Wool Oasis

Student Work: Year 1: Object Scale

“Relics of a Week in the Life” examines the interplay of the aspects of my week by reimagining the uses of different materials and recording their existence. Initially, I wanted to focus on my routine on any given day but after new experiences and events occurred during the last week, I decided I wanted to show the combination of both the usual and the unusual. Additionally, with a commitment to the environment, a desire to expand my creativity by continuously looking at a variety of forms, and to connect with the objects that made up the week, I used plaster cast to capture found objects.

Project Title
Relics of a Week in the Life

Year 1 Designs
(2023)