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ALESSANDRA ARRIGONE

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ABOUT ME

I am Alessandra Arrigone, a dedicated interior design student who has completed a four-year course at the University of IED. With a deep passion for cultural exploration and a keen eye for unique design elements. I take a holistic approach to interior design, incorporating nontraditional elements to create compelling and captivating spaces. As a student actively seeking work opportunities, I bring a fresh perspective and boundless enthusiasm to my design projects. Inspired by my studies in Italy, the design capital, I draw from a rich tapestry of diverse influences, resulting in innovative and culturally infused designs. Notably, I had the honor of being selected by the university to present my team’s project to a prominent hospitality company, where we conceptualized an existing hotel. Through this experience, I showcased my ability to collaborate effectively and deliver exceptional design solutions. With an unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries and creating unforgettable interiors, I look forward to make a meaningful impact in the field of interior design.

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Max Adobe Suite Microsoft Office Location Email Behance Phone Birth CONTENT 01 BLENDED HOTEL Hotel Renovation in Italy 02 COLONNE Residential design for family 03 FLAMMA Installation for couples

Jan 2001

SKILLS

3Ds

BLENDED HOTEL

THESIS PROJECT: 2022-23

Collaborators: Ipek Irmak & Boyana Sharlopova

Blended Hotel revolves around creating spaces that encourage exploration within the beautiful landscapes of Marche, Italy By seamlessly blending different functions within each area, guests have the freedom to work, dine, relax, and connect in immersive settings.

Additionaly, the space will include the option for guests to choose how much privacy they want within every space through partitions named: ‘Meshes’. This innovative design approach breaks down traditional boundaries.

THE CONCEPT

STEP 1: IDENTIFYING

Four main functions based on four main users COWORK

BEDROOM

PRIVATE SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC

STEP 2: ENHANCING

Adding layers to create different levels of privacy within each function

STEP 3: BLENDING

Creating clear paths of connection with the opportunity to be in two places at once through function blending

GARDEN RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT X BEDROOM

CORELAXING RESTFUL GARDEN COEATING SLEEP DINING COSLEEPING

RESTAURANT X COWORK GARDEN X BEDROOM GARDEN X RESTAURANT

GARDEN X COWORK COWORK X BEDROOM RELAXEAT

BROKEN DOWN

STEP 4: APPLYING

Adding meshes that will act as partitions to distinguish the privacy layers

STEP 5: EMPHASIZING THE REGION

Connecting each function to a geographical characteristic of Marche, Italy.

SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC

PRIVATE

PAJAROLE RESTAURANT PAPER COWORK LENTIL GARDEN WOOL BEDROOM PIAZZA LOBBY Adding this function to to tie the community and other areas together like the real Italain Piazzas.

EXPLODED ZONING

SEMI-BASEMENT FLOOR

PAPER COWORK

LENTIL GARDEN

GROUND FLOOR

ENTRANCE

LOBBY

PAJAROLE RESTAURANT

FIRST, SECOND & THIRD FLOOR BEDROOMS

DEMOLITION PLAN

CONSTRUCTION DEMOLISHED

Custom Pergola added for functional entrance with shading Bow windows for more captivating facade Added Pergola on terrace floor to create continuity on facade Openings created to connect floors

PAJAROLE RESTAURANT

Pajarole Baskets stand as a testament to the preservation of ancestral craftsmanship, as they were traditionally utilized for transporting food in the region.

2 PUBLIC AREA OUTDOOR

PRIVATE AREA

3 4 5

SEMI-PRIVATE AREA GROUND FLOOR Grandma making basket

Tighter weaving for full opacity

Lighter weaving for more visual opportunity

SKYNEST SUSPENSION - FLOS

Recalling the shape of the Pajarole Basket

Meshes that distinguish the different levels of privacy within the space

JENS DINING CHAIR - B&B ITALIA

Representing the rattan weaving pattern

ARAKABE - CLAYWORKS WALLS

Integrating straw into clay to represent the material of baskets

RATTAN MESHES

Rattan interwoven onto a metal structure

MOGAMBO - PAOLA LENTI

Recalling basket shape and weaving pattern

WICKER NATURAL - ROOTS LIVING

FLOORING

Carpeting that resembles the basket weaving pattern

PRIVATE SEMI-PRIVATE

1 2

PUBLIC 3 4 5

WOOL BEDROOM

For the Marche Region, the tradition of wool production has been a source of pride, persistently upholding its heritage as a prominent textile exporter within Italy.

1 2 3

GROUND FLOOR Wool making in Marche

Foam Panels layered and covered in wool

BLANKET LAMP - FLEXXICA Recalling the softness of wool

The Bedroom, being a private space, has no necessity for various privacy levels

UNDICI - LISTIONE GIORDANO FLOORING Wool pattern engraving on parquet

LOLL ARMCHAIR- GERVASONI Expressing the comfort and warmth of wool

WOOL TEXTILE MESHES

Wool textile upholstered on foam pieces

PRIVATE

2 3 1

PAPER COWORK

The renowned Fabriano Paper finds its origins in the Marche region, embodying the culture’s pioneering essence and innovative traits.

UNDERGROUND FLOOR

1 2

PRIVATE AREA

3 4 5

SEMI-PRIVATE AREA Fabriano manufacturing paper

RINKLE - STUDIO M

Represents the malleability of paper

PAPER BENCH - PAPER LOUNGE

Seatings made of entirely paper

FLEX CORPORATE- ANDREU WORLD Recalling the color, slenderness and shape of paper

Meshes that distinguish the different levels of privacy within the space

CONCRETE WASHI - PHILIPPE JEFFRIES WALLS Representing texture of paper

TINTED PAPER TERRAZZO - FORMICA FLOORING Paper infused terrazzo

FABRIANO PAPER MESHES

Using real Fabriano Paper interwoven on a metal structure

PRIVATE SEMI-PRIVATE

PUBLIC 1 2 3 4 5

BLENDING PAJAROLE RESTAURANT AND PAPER COWORK

COEATING

Continuing the intimacy of a restaurant with the collaboration of a workspace.

UNDERGROUND FLOOR

DINING

FROM

TO COLLABORATING

POOL TABLE - RS BARCELONA Transformable and modular pool table

BLENDING WOOL BEDROOM AND PAJAROLE RESTAURANT

SLEEPDINING

Finding the comfort of your own room within a savory environment

RATTAN & WOOL ENGRAVED PARQUET

Combining the distinct materials of the restaurant and the bedroom

DINING AND RELAXING

MORE MAIN FUNCTIONS

LENTIL

Marche region holds an abundance of colorful lentil fields, becoming a prominent agricultural industry

Designed to resemble flower petals

Perforated Ceramic Blocks glued on top of each other

GARDEN OMBRA - PAOLA LENTI BLOC - MUTINA

Piazza’s are essential in Italian culture, as it becomes the place for community gathering and a cultural center

Embracing the Italian & traditional terraccotta material

Openings on the ground that connect the cowork floor to the lobby floor

LOBBY COWORK

PIAZZA LOBBY

MORE BLENDED FUNCTIONS

COSLEEPING (BEDROOM + COWORK)

Taking the stress out of work by bringing your bedroom to the work space

SOFT SEATING - MOLO Bringin the paper furniture from the cowork space

CORELAXING (GARDEN + COWORK)

Feeling the healing of nature within the stressful work hours

Outlets for functionality and convenience

Low and large format for ultimate comfort seating

FREE SYSTEM - ACERBIS Recalls the shape and softness of a mattress

Including greenery to bring the outdoors, indoors

Making the space user friendly and accessible

SOFT SEATING - MOLO

Creating a modular and playful playground

SITE FLOW PLAN

ADDRESS: Via Faleriense Est, 66, Marche, Italy

CAR FLOW

USER FLOW

BACK ENTRANCE

FRONT ENTRANCE

BACK ENTRANCE

OUTDOOR ACCESS

COLONNE

PRODUCT & RESIDENTIAL PROJECT: 2022

Collaborators: Ipek Irmak & Boyana Sharlopova

A collaboration with the historic pool company, Piscine Laghetto. We took their product ‘Playa’ and integrated it within the design of their clients home- an Italian family. It was observed that the column possessed a deep presence within the Italian culture, symbolizing resilience. An issue of considerable magnitude in today’s society pertains to the lack of effective communication within families. Hence, by transforming the traditional columns, we sought to underscore the importance of dismantling barriers that obstruct an atmosphere of open communication.

FACADE AND SITE ANALYSIS

ADDRESS:

Piazza Della Consolazione, 12, Rome, Italy

SURROUNDING

Preserved Historical Zone: Unpermitted altering of facade

Location: 5km to Romano Forum

BUILDING

Constructed: Late 1800s

Floors: 5

External Walls: 40cm Stone/Brick

SPACE ZONING

QUALITY TIME

BEDROOMS

TERRACE - POOL PLACEMENT

PERSONAL TIME

5TH FLOOR

3 TERRACES

DIVIDE THE SPACE

A strong family thrives by striking a balance between cherished moments together and recognizing the importance of rejuvenating in personal solitude.

THE FOUNDATION OF A COLUMN

ADAPTING

Transforming the conventional column, altering its physical aesthetics to suit modern times, all the while preserving its inherent value of symbolizing a resolute and unified stance.

THE FOUNDATION OF A COLONNE POOL

GLASS

Utilizing this singular material as the core of the adapted column. Symbolizing transparency, connection, and openness within relationships.

COLONNE POOL THE

ORIGINAL

‘PLAYA’

VARIATIONS OF COLONNE POOL FOR CLIENT ADAPTABILITY

IDEATION FOR COLONNE POOL

Creating sense of monumentality with surrounding columns

Stair Podiums were traditional for lounging

GLASS TERRAZZO

Emphasizing the importance of glass with a traditional material adapted.

Manufacturer: Terrazzc CLEAR LAMINATED/INSULATING

GLASS

Representing the columns as glass to break any visual obstructions

Manufacturer: Vetroelite

BEIGE LINEN

Using textiles of the past to create a functional shade structure

Manufacturer: Kvdrat

Inspired by Roman shade structures

COLONNE RENDERED PLANVIEW & MATERIALS

COLONNE POOL

MAIN FUNCTIONS

PALAESTRA (GYMNASIUM)

‘Palaestra’ - Latin for gym.

Within the ancient Romans baths, there was alsways a gymnasium as it was believed as an essential for good health

COLOSSEO

The colosseum was the center of entertainment and gathering, therefore this custom, colosseum shaped, furniture brings that same concept to a home

LOUNGE & DINE

Dining on the ground and prioritising long conversations over culinary delights just like the ancinet romans did

HEALING POD

Romans discovered and cherished the several healing properties of temperature therapy

INSIDE-OUT

Prioritising the outdoors as much as the indoors for overal mental well being

TECHNICAL DETAILS

BEDROOMS AND TERRACE

ANCIENT MATERIALS WITH SUSTAINABLE OUTCOMES

OAK HERRINGBONE PORCELAIN

Porcelain Stoneware designed to feel and look like real wood without the consequences of deforestation

Manufacturer: Florim

DARK WALNUT PORCELAIN

Benefits of porcelain being: easier to maintain, clean and install

Manufacturer: Florim

DOUBLE END GLASS BRICK

Taking another traditional material, brick, and adapting it to the modern material of glass for the bedroom partitions

BEDROOM WALLS

TERRACE

FLAMMA

PRODUCT & INSTALLATION PROJECT: 2021

Collaborators: Ipek Irmak & Boyana Sharlopova

We had the chance to collaborate with the innovative artists and designers from Atelier Biaggetti, presenting us with an exciting opportunity to create something truly thought-provoking and unexpected. Our mission was to draw inspiration from Biagetti’s unconventional design methods, and in doing so, we dared to question the conventional norms of romantic relationships. This led us to conceive Flamma, a captivating human interactive installation designed to prompt couples to delve into the intricacies of their relationship, examining its status and depth in a unique and engaging manner.

IDEATION PROCESS

4 PHASES

The user journey involves exploring the four fundamental components of a relationship in a specific order of: Communication, Game, Memory and Intimacy.

1.Communication

2.Game

regular bed Discuss quality time Laughter Childhood softness