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Interior and Spatial Design
ALICJA DEMKOW
ALICJA DEMKOW
Lighting Design Project
Forest House
1 COLABORATION ALICJA DEMKOW & HOWARD BURDON
House for a Blind Competition
Flowing Forms
2 COLABORATION ALICJA DEMKOW & HOWARD BURDON
Berlin Affordable Housing Competition
Bees for Berlin
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Freelance Project
Dream kitchen
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Major Project-Floating Ski Slope
Frozen in Time
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Forest House Lighting Design Project
Visualisation 1-Living Room/Dinning Area
Location map-Sweden
The Forest house is minimalistic with white clean walls. I kept it very simple to create a sophisticated look. What’s more, the view through the window adds dynamism into the space.In the bedroom there are four skylight windows above the bed. It allows the sun to wake the residents up and also, they are able to watch the stars before falling asleep. It’s going to create a romantic atmosphere. There are no chandeliers on the ceiling due to pitched roof. The halogens fill the space with subtle warm white light. The task lighting next to bed is stronger, which allows the couple to read or work on bed.
Isometric View- Vectorworks Model
NATURE-SILENCE-OPEN SPACE
Inspiration-Forest
Short Section
Long Section
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MORNING
NOON
SUNSET
In the living room I have decided to create a double high ceiling to open the space up and allow as much natural light as possible. The height of the building allowed to choose wonderful long lamps with multiple small bulbs which creates a cosy atmosphere with warm and not too strong light. During the night it is also a perfect spot for residents to look at the stars from their own sofa with a fireplace adding even more warm reflections. There is task lighting situated on the ground, which allows owners to read a book. The light on the coffee table is diffused and delicate for watching movies with just a bit of light. Should the couple want to watch wonderful sunsets from their sofa, I decided to situate the house facing west.
Light Study- Building Model
21 June
NIGHT
EAST
NORTH
21 December
SOUTH WEST
Sun path
LIGHT SYMBOLS
Light Specification
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DESCRIPTION
COLOUR
LOCATION
LED’s
Cool white
Kitchen
LED’s
Warm white
Entrance
Chandelier
Cool white
Kitchen
Chandelier
Cool white
Dinning Area
Table Lamp
Warm white
Living Room
Halogen
Cool white
Whole House
Chandelier
Warm white
Living Room
Floor Lamp
Cool white
Living Room
LED’s
Cool white
Bathroom
Chandelier
Warm white
Bathroom
Table Lamp
Warm white
Bedroom
Ground Floor Plan- Lighting
Livingroom sketch
Visualisation 2-Kitchen
Flowing Forms House for a Blind Competition COLABORATION HOWARD BURDON & ALICJA DEMKOW
Visualisation 1-Exterior
WAVES-SAND-STONES
Inspiration-Nature
Location map-Valencia,Spain
Our conceptual design was defined by a collaborative workflow which utilised empathetic approaches throughout the interior space. The conceptual principles of flow, movement and waves enabled the design choice of natural curvature to be implemented throughout the interior. Many of the interior space features rounded edges, walls, and products which enhance elements of safety and security. It was essential to highlight this collaborative design choice, as we wanted an individual to freely move throughout their own home without the need of assisted guidance. were inspired by nature in Spain.
Long Section
Visualisation 2-Kitchen
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Rendered Plan-Exterior
Rendered Plan-Ground Floor
Rendered Plan-First Floor
The decision to implement various natural stones and marble was to create an opportunity for communication using temperature. Typically, a visually impaired individual would not interact with windows extensively, by having the project situated in Spain, natural sunlight would create a contrast in temperature on the surfaces of the materials chosen. Recycled and locally reclaimed native wood was implemented to consider environmental sustainability and create contrasting textures throughout the given interior.
Visualisation 3-Living Room
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Visualisation 4-Nighttime Exterior(Rear)
Stairs
Materials and Colours
Development Sketches
Sketchup Model-Progress
Visualisation 5-Daytime Exterior(Rear)
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Bees for Berlin
Berlin Affordable Housing Competition COLABORATION ALICJA DEMKOW &HOWARD BURDON
Visualisation 1-Exterior
BEES
COMMUNITY
INFINITY
Inspiration/ Key Words
Location map-Berlin,Germany
Final Plan-Building (1:1000)[m]
A project which dreams of a sustainable future where mass-produced housing is available for all. Whilst providing numerous opportunities to give back to the local community and environment. The proposed concept design takes inspiration from the local bee population who struggles to find homes, similarly to the people in Berlin, with the prices of homes drastically increasing in recent years. The design is a buzzing social hive that allows connections to be made through shared garden spaces and rooftop parks. The project further aims to push design boundaries by innovatively making use of reclaimed, recycled and upcycled timber for the overall construction and build, truly focusing on the aspect of long-term living and sustainability.
Long Section (1:1000)
Visualisation 2-Bee Houses
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Our conceptual design was defined by a collaborative workflow which utilised empathetic approaches throughout the interior space. The conceptual principles of flow, movement and waves enabled the design choice of natural curvature to be implemented throughout the interior. Many of the interior space features rounded edges, walls, and products which enhance elements of safety and security. It was essential to highlight this collaborative design choice, as we wanted an individual to freely move throughout their own home without the need of assisted guidance. were inspired by nature in Spain.
Stairs
Vectoroworks models-transformation
Wardrobe
Stairs Entrance
Dinning Room
Kitchen
Office
Living Room
Bedroom Bathroom
Plan-Ground Floor (1:50)
Plan-First Floor (1:50)
Initial Sketches- Pod Development
Entrance
Long Section -Pod
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Elevation Building
Visualisation 3-Kitchen & Office
Visualisation 4-Living room
Initial Sketches-Infinity Concept
Double Glazed Paned Window Insulating Material Integrated within Firt Level Flooring Structural Fixtures for Glazed Paned Windows Fixtures for Glazed Paned Windows Integrated Insulating Material Seperating Ground&First Floor Levels First Level Flooring
Visualisation 5-Exterior
Detail Section -Window
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Dream Kitchen Freelance Project
Visualisation 1-Kitchen First Design
Working on a dream modern kitchen design was valuable work experience. Communicating with the client was easy and it was a pleasure to work with her. The kitchen design was a challenging in that the client didn’t want to change the main layout but nevertheless wanted her kitchen to look completely transformed and unexpected. In the middle of our cooperation my client found her perfect mirror tiles. I wasn’t sure about her decision and called the tiles shop to discuss the pros and cons of that specific style. I was obliged to present my thoughts to the client but assured her that I would respect her decision. Part of the brief was to provide additional storage space and my solution was to incorporate a second level near ceiling height. The outcome was a successfully delivered design. Materials/Colours Options
Final Visualisation- Client choice
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Frozen in Time Major Project Floating Ski Slope
Visualisation 1-Floating Ski slope
Long Section (1:100)-Ski Centre
Lond Section (not to scale)
Location map-Edinburgh,Scotland
The major project concept is to design the first ski slope Reception floating on water with a ski center building located in Ski Shop Edinburgh’s Leith harbor, in the Newhaven Fishmarket specifically.Main DueEntrance to the global warming, the future of winter sports is threatened. Floating infrastructure protects the ski slope from the future rising sea levels. The design also addresses the lack of snow by creating a dry ski facility. During the second En Loge the idea of an ice cave was Ski Rental developed which then became the foundation of the Locker Room whole concept called ‘Frozen in time’. The Concept of the project is a visual representation of melting ice stopped in time. As a result, it highlights the importance of minimalizing the destructive effects of global warming. Female Toilets
Male Toilets
Kitchen
Healthy Eating Cafe Bar
EARTH-SNOW-FROZEN TIME Floor Plan (1:200)-Ski Centre
Inspiration-Global warming
Isometric View-Ski Centre
Isometric View-Ski Centre
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Isometric view- Ski Centre
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2. Upper Landing Ski Lift(exit)
1. Entrance Ski Lift
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Final Exit from Ski Lift
Parts Ski Pod Slope Pod Parts of SkiofSlope
Long Section-Ferris Wheel Pod
Directional Flow-Ferris Wheel
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1.Pod-’Water Drops’, 2.Ferry Wheel,Steel 3.Enforcement of the Rim Construction,Steel 4.Construction,Steel 5.Flat Bars,Reinforced 6.Screws 7.Fondation,Concrete
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4. Detail Drawing (1:200)-Ferris Wheel
Snow Ball-Ferris Wheel
1.Closing Lid, Blue Tempered Glass (H)4152mm 2.Closing Mechanism, Silver Steel (H)20mm 3.Seating, Brown Foam, Glued (H)50mm 4.Footrest-Silver Steel,Fixed (H)145mm 5.Moulded Core,Silver Aluminum,Fixed (H)15600mm 6.Ski Rack, Brown Aluminum, Fixed (H)500mm
Pod Water Drop-Open
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5. Inspiration-Melting Glacier
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Ski Slope Building-Transformation
Sketches- Ferris Wheel Development
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Ski Slope Building-Front
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Long Section (1:100)- Ski Slope Building
1.Healthy Eating Cafe 2.Entrance/Exit Building 3.Kitchen 4.Relaxation Area 5.Entrance/Exit to Rope Park & Zip Line 6.Toilets 2xFemale 2xMale 1xDisabled 7.View Point-Glass Chasm
Ski Slope Foundations-Interview Sketches
Visualisation 2- Area Beneath Ski Slope
Visualisation 3-Healthy eating Cafe, Ski Slope Building
Sofa sketches&model-Melting Ice
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Ski Slope Building-Section Model (1:50)
Modular Seating System-Various Placements
Isometric View-Sofas- Pieces of Ice
Development Sketches- Modular Seating
1.Sofa Fabric, Coarse Linen Cotton and Linen Fabric (T)0.07mm
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2.Upholstery Foam, Mid-Soft (L)80mm
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3.Fixed Upholstery Foam, Firm (L)20mm 4.Seating Lid, MDF Board (L)30mm
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5.Angle Bracket Silver Steel (L)30mm 6.Structure Frame, Whitewood Timber (L)20mm
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7.Seating Frame, MDF Board (L)20mm
Modular Seating-Detail
Part of the Long Section (1:10)
Inspiration-Melting Glacier
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Visualisation 4- Reception, Ski Renal
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Model of the Ski Cente-Lighting Study (1:50)
Isomalt Model-Melting Ice
Sketch- Ice Cave
Visualisation 5-Ski shop,reception
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