Portfolio 20/25

Portfolio Batoul Baataa 2020-2025

CONTENTS

01 Interior Design 1

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Interior & Spatial Design

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Interior & Spatial Design

Istituto Marangoni London

Interior Design 2 Istituto Marangoni London

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03 Interior Design 3 Istituto Marangoni London

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Interior Design Alcove Interiors

Bachelors UAL

Bachelors UAL

Interior & Spatial Design Bachelors UAL

1

Inspired by Moroccan Style

Interior Design Istituto Marangoni London

ISTITUTO MARANGONI

MOOD BOARDS

MOOD BOARD

Development / Sketch

PATTE R N STUDY

The basic design study and pattern structure of moroccan tiles. One of the common ideas of revealing the moroccan vibe to the interior design.

HAND SKETCHING ILLUSTRATOR

Tile Design

Furniture Design

In the first term, we were asked to produce preparatory studies of things that inspires us, then design a board for the architectural space of our choice. Considering all surfaces, soft furnishings and furniture to be included within the room.

Collage Design

Photoshop Illustrator

Interior design Inspired by Bees

2

ISTITUTO MARANGONI

We were asked to base our independent project on creating an interior style. Considering a number of things which inspires us such as, a postcard, a plant, a designed object, a pattern, etc. Cataloguing these influences in a short research analysis.

Why Bees?

Since I was young I have always been inspired by bees. Bees are an essential part of the natural world, helping to pollinate plants so that we can not only enjoy all of those incredible fields of flowers. I am fascinated by its shape, colour, texture, pattern, honey comb, etc.

MOOD BOARD

Photoshop Process

I was recently intrigued to try out the paper marbling, so I thought to give it a go when I saw the Japanese marbling technique also known as “ Suminagashi paper marbling”. I was fascinated by the rapid movement of vibrant ink onto paper and the colors that get mixed together, giving the camouflage feeling to it.

I started using the oil-based paints for marbling. unfortunately the only colors available were light blue, green, and brown. I will be creating different shapes with different colors of paper marbling to develop my ideas of creating wallpaper pattern.

Furniture Design

Sketches Inspiration Route 2

3D FORM

3 Interior & Spatial Design UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON

Project: LadyWell Play-tower UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON

Interior & Spatial Design

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LadyWell Play-tower Introduction The former Lady-well Public Baths in Ladywell Road, Lewisham, generally known as ‘Lady-well Playtower’1 was built in 1884, to the designs of Wilson, Son and Aldwinkle for Lewisham Board of Works. It was listed grade II in 2006. It has been disused since it was damaged by fire in [DATE], and since then it has been included in the annual Historic England (formerly English Heritage) Register of Heritage at Risk. The site is within the London Borough of Lewisham’s St Mary's Conservation Area, designated in 1976.

Location Ladywell Playtower is located approximately 1km to the South West of Lewisham centre, and is situated roughly halfway between Lewisham High Street and Ladywell’s bustling village centre. The site is in close proximity to strong transport links

Location and Site plan Lady-well Play-tower, located on in Lewisham, South-east London. Ladywell Rd, London SE13 7UW

HEALING ‘‘Healing is a holistic, transformative process of repair and recovery in mind, body, and spirit resulting in positive change, finding meaning, and movement towards self-realization of wholeness, regardless of the presence or absence of disease’’

How we use space to heal and how we use space to connect ?

The idea of my design proposal is mainly focuses on how I could consider Healing to help refugees heal from humanitarian crisis. In this project I am using Art therapy to help many people that went through humanitarian crisis.

Art therapy can help uncover and understand feelings and memories in a different way. This self-discovery is one reason therapy is such a crucial element.

When do we need healing?

What are we trying to heal?

Is healing a transition or

Mental scars

a temporary state?

It can also improve self-esteem by providing clarity and purpose, while reducing

When we don’t feel

stress.

particularly strong or

our surroundings really affect our feelings

resilient

and emotions. This could improve their self-

Space could help refugees to feel like home,

esteem

Temporary ?

Immediate ?

As soon as we feel safe and comfortable in a specific place. Our emotions and feelings immediately change.

Permanent ?

ANALYSIS SITE SITE ANALYSIS VEHICULAR MOVEMENT BUS STOP

ENTERANCE

FIRST FLOOR POOL HALL ENTERANCE

GROUND FLOOR

BASEMENT

THE ART OF HEALING How can refugees heal from humanitarian crisis through Art ?

Painting

Virtual visuals

Portraits Posters

Videos\films

The freedom with expressing feelings and emotions Help with Mental Health

Feeling Home

Safe

Social interaction

Collecting memories

Objects

Photos

Clothes

Paintings

Space Pool Hall

WHY ?

I chose the space as I thought it will add a goof effect of the exhibition idea, where it is surrounded by Art such as graffiti.

Concept Words and visuals are part of collective memory; they create a mental image of the environment. The communal use of Art has the potential of bringing together refugees with a different economic, social and cultural background.

Sketches

Space flow

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Peckham Road Project

MAP COLLECTION BUS EXHIBITION

UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON

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This map shows my 10 mins walk around Peckham Road.

Peckham Road - Camberwell Why I have chosen this Bus Stop ?

While I was discovering Peckham Road, I passed by a street called Southampton Way, which is 3 mins away from UAL campus. It grabbed my attention where it was full of plants and trees. Then I found this bus stop ( Stop C ), it was in the middle of an urban space filled with plants and trees. At that moment, I thought of how I can redesign this Bus stop and make it eco-friendly and can compliment what’s surrounded by it.

I have collected some information for this project using online resources and visited some places around Camberwell. I have chosen one bus stop near Central Venture Park.

First Impression and Early Thoughts : My initial thoughts was to look at the areas that are surrounded by nature, and look at the area through different times and seasons. Also, I would like to investigate more in urban spaces surrounded by the area.

COLLECTION Starting from Peckham Road Stop C, I started collecting pictures of plants, trees, and urban spaces next to it. I decided my collection will be all about urban spaces surrounded by the area.

Bus Stop Collage ( 4 Seasons )

I created a collage of the 4 Seasons of the same bus stop.

Collection Map This is the first collection Map I created. I have gathered all the urban spaces such as parks, gardens, etc. surrounded by Peckham road. Then I thought of how I can develop it in a creative way.

While creating it, The overall look o the map reminded me of the artist Roberto Burle Marx and his painting “ Plan for the roof garden of the Ministry of Education and Health”.

Peckham road Map

Development : Collection Map Inspired by The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx The Burle Marx design, part of the original scheme for the building, represents the artist's first experiment with organic forms, intended as much for the visual pleasure of the workers on the floors above as for the users of the garden itself.

Plan for the roof garden of the Ministry of Education and Health, Rio de Janeiro, 1938. Gouache on board.

Burle Marx was responsible for some of the most transgressive elements of Brazil's seminal modern monument: decolonized, 'open-ended' tropical gardens of pleasure, dominated by the sensuous curves of the Brazilian landscape.

Burle Marx’s gardens are works of modern art, not only because they make use of flat planes, abstract shapes, and bold color.

I started taking inspiration from Marx’s designs and created a Map with the same style of his landscapes, using the same design elements, such as the curvy shapes and colours..

Collection Map

Residental areas Public spaces Urban spaces

AutoCAD : Bus Stop Back Section

Floor Plan

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Section

Front Section

Exhibition Ideas Mood Board

Bus Exhibition Ideas I started thinking of how I can develop my ideas to design my bus exhibition and make it eco-friendly.

I started designing a piece where it can help watering the plants inside the bus stop, since London city is known for its rainy weather all the time, in all seasons.

Aesthetically, from a front view, the water will be stored inside this pole for 24hrs which then, after the rain stops, the water inside the pole will start falling directly into the plants in the bus shelter and will look like a waterfall.

A picture of Roberto Burle Marx

Plan for the roof garden of the Ministry of Education and Health Landscape

AutoCAD : Bus Stop Proposal

Floor Plan

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5 Exhibition Design UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON

6 Interior Design ALCOVE INTERIORS

Project 01 - Basement Design “ Inspired by Arabesque/Modern Design”

Project 01 - Basement Design “ Inspired by arabesque/Modern Design”

Project 01 - Basement Design “ Inspired by arabesque/Modern Design”

Project 01 - Basement Design “ Inspired by arabesque/Modern Design”

Project 01 - Basement Design

Project 01 - Basement Design “ Inspired by arabesque/Modern Design”

Project 02 - Roof Design

Project 02 - Roof Design

Project 02 - Roof Design

Project 02 - Roof Design