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Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

Proposed First Floor Plan (1:50)

Proposed Ground Floor Plan (1:50)

Interactive Screen

Tr o n K i r k , Edinburgh

Meeting Room

Accessible WC

Accessible WC

Accessible Entrance

Reception Desk

Handrail

Glass Work Pods

Void Space

‘A N e w N o r m a l ’

Relaxed Seating

Booth Seating

Booth Seating

Children’s Library & Area

Library

IT Lab

Fire Escape

Ground Floor

First Floor

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TRON KIRK GROUND FLOOR PLAN (PROPOSED)

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TRON KIRK FIRST FLOOR PLAN (PROPOSED) DRAWN BY ALICE QUIGLEY

DATE 28/04/2022

Second Floor

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TRON KIRK SECOND FLOOR PLAN (PROPOSED)

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DRAWN BY ALICE QUIGLEY DRAWN BY ALICE QUIGLEY

DATE 28/04/2022

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The Project The Tron Kirk, or Christ’s Kirk at the Tron, has stood in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town for almost 400 years. Its towering spire can be seen across the city. Having lain unused for over 50 years, 2000 saw it used as a tourist information and exhibition space.

The brief was to re-imagine the interior as a community library.

Hand Drawing of the Tron

The Concept As the world re-opened during COVID, a lasting effect was - for many - the feeling of isolation. Those who sought communal spaces were faced with inelegant barriers and continued segregation. The concept was to build a safe, elegant microcommunity.

Early abstract concept digram

Exploring connected-ness

1:50 Sectional Model

Section showing main bookcase feature and pods

Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

DATE 28/04/2022

SCALE 1:50 @ A1

Second Floor Plan @ 1:50

Suspended Pendant

Spotlight

Hanging Pendant

Lighting Detail Warmth and Guidance

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First Floor Plan @1:50

Hanging Pendant

Spotlight

Evening light simulation

Daytime light simulation

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About The Course

Ground Floor Plan @ 1:50

Running along-side the Tron Library project, a lighting detail

Hanging Pendant Recessed Light

Spotlight

course was completed. This course involved an exploration of lighting detail. A semesters worth of work covered the overall lighting strategy, where technical challenges were overcome.

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‘Warmth’ and ‘guidance’ drove the design concept: warmth to give a welcoming, community feel to the space, and guidance to

Proposed lighting strategy

Lighting tests on plan

make the space inclusive and safe.

Section lighting view

Initial ideas

Developing ideas

Detail drawing of lighting

3D visual

Lighting test in 1:50 model

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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

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222 Leith Walk Floor plans

‘Wear it well, again’ Retail

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First Floor 1:50

1 - Aluminium clothes rails 2 - Changing rooms 3 - Glass balcony over looking double height space 4. - Display casing detail

Floor plans

5 - Open double height space

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For this project, the brief was to reimagine 222 Leith Walk (an existing office) into a retail space. The project also called for a

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business proposal outlining the retail offering. The brief was to propose a business idea that related to the UN Sustainability

Ground Floor 1:50

1 - Storage / stock room 2 - Aluminium clothing rails 3 - Accessories tables

Goals to transform an existing space.

4 - Reception desk / till 5 - Dotted line to indicate double height space above 6 - Display casing feature

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7 - Main entrance

The Brand The design concept started with the business proposal: to provide a space for the re-sale of luxury clothing. This project

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focused on promoting a new way of buying, with sustainability being key.

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Existing frontage

Proposed frontage

Rendered section

Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

1:10 plan of a singular box

1:10 Section of the front of a box, cut through aluminium box sections

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Detailing ‘Wear it well, again’ Retail

Singular box plan

Overall model photos

Scale 1:50

Overall Section Elevation

The Main Space Running along-side the retail project, we were given the brief to detail one major space within our projects. I chose to design a 6600mm

mannequin library, showcasing available outfits to rent.

About the Detail

Singular box model

This idea was intended to add to the luxury experience of the space. A 6 meter high aluminium glass case stands at the entrance, inviting in customers.

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2. Glass clamp bracket attached to 50mm x 50mm x 2mm brass finished aluminium box section with screws.

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3. 50mm x 70mm x 2mm steel shims plate nailed into existing wall.

4. 8mm countersink hole cut into aluminium Initial ideas

Singular box model

box section.

1:2 zoomed in detail of clamp bracket

Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

A l z h e i m e r ’s D a y Centre ‘LOOP’ Final year project

The Brief

Lower Ground Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Having a diagnosis of a disease with no current cure can cause emotional trauma - not only for the individual directly affected, but also for the family. LOOP was created in the hope of changing this so that families and individuals can be supported through the diagnosis and specific symptoms of early-onset Alzheimer’s. LOOP is a day centre, where families can reunite and engage in everyday, mundane activities in a specialised environment - something they may not be able to do anymore within a non-specialised setting. It feels like home, not like a clinical setting, where independence is supported and promoted, not hindered.

Inside a Sunflower…

1:50 Model

Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

Exploded Visual

A l z h e i m e r ’s D a y Centre

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‘LOOP’ Final year project

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The Site The site selected was 2-3 Bristo Place, an old adventist church located in Edinburgh’s Old Town. When selecting a site, it was

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important to chose a building centrally located, with sufficient transport links, which the late 19th century church has. The building has significant community value so it was important to

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propose a meaningful change of use.

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The Concept The concept behind LOOP, is keeping its users ‘in the loop’. A

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clear visible spatial layout aids visitors, along with a strategic

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colouring, with hope one feels confident to explore and always find their way back. With specific attention to materiality choices, LOOP aims to make life that little bit easier.

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Café

Drawing the Atmosphere

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Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

Exploded 3D Model

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Detailing

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‘LOOP’ Final year project

Overall front elevation

The Main Space Music has the potential to relieve symptoms of Alzheimer's, such as frustration and to reduce behavioural issues. The main space

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is a series of fully acoustic music boxes, where families and friends can enjoy music together.

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About the Detail

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The detail incorporates both the theme of the project and the

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building. The existing pulpit has been reimagined and restructured

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to ensure full accessibility. Three boxes stand on top of a timber

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structure, with original panelling masking the outside.

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1. Grey. Powder coated L shape steel profile with real 9804 framing to hold glass.

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2. 9mm toughened glass.

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3. Acrylic based sealant.

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4. W92mm x H5100mm x L4020mm Isover cladding roll.

5. W10mm x H5100mm x L4020mm oak acoustic paneling.

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6. W10mm x H5100 x 4020mm sound resistant plaster board.

7. Two lines of 94mm ‘c’ studs, staggered by 600mm brace with fixing. channel at. 1200mm, fixed with wafter head screws.

8. 19mm gyproc fire core board.

Main space location

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Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

07572751260

a.quigley@me.com

@arq_intarch

Alice Quigley

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN