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Clemente Meyer Spatial Designer 2024 Cand. Des.

Clemente Meyer

clemenemeyer@gmail.com +45 50718185

Languages: Danish English

Italian French

Skills:

Adope-pack

Word, Excel and Powerpoint

Rhino and Sketchup 3d

Vray and Twin-Motion rendering

Midjourney

Carpentry

Model/prototype making

Plaster and ceramics workshop

3d printing

Curriculum Vitae

2024 Finalist for Chart-artfair 2024 Architecture Competition

2024 Intership at Good Boys Agency, Copenhagen, Denmark

2024 Midjourney Course with AI-Revolutiom, Holte, Denmark

2023 Project contract for JAC-studios, Copenhagen, Denmark

2023 Exchange semester at POLIMI, Spatial Design, Milano, Italy

2021-23 MA at The Royal Academy- IBD, Spatial Design, Copenhagem, Denmark

2021 Basic carpentry course, NEXT, Copenhagen, Denmark

2020 Internship at SUPERFLEX artgroup, Copenhagen, Denmark

2019 Exhbition at geologisk Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark

2017-20 BA at The RoyAL Academy - Product +, Copenhagen, Denmark

2017 Internship at JAC-studios, Copenhagen, Denmark

2016 Disgn course at Folk High School at Krabbesholm Højskole, Skive, Denmark

2015 End of Highschool at I.J.G, Copenhagen, Denmark

1996 Born in Florence, Italy

Exhibition in Roskilde Cathedral

Kroagervej 15

The Collector

The Craftsman

Fashion Tech. 2019

Exhibition in Roskilde Cathedral

Location: Domkirkepladsen 3, 3000 RO

Year: 2023

Type: Thesis project.

My project proposal is a strategy for exhibition design within the Unesco World Heritage Site, the Roskilde Cathedral. The exhibition design will specifically be located in the cathedral gallery and The Chapel of The Three Magi (also known as The Knight Hall). The exhibition design aims to highlight the cathedral’s unique architecture and craftsmanship while showcasing a series of objects from an existing exhibition within the chapel.

Model 1:50 Section of Roskilde cathedral

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Roskilde cathedral Situation plan: 1:200

Roskilde cathedral: 1:2500

The display design, enveloping the columns of the cathedral, also serves as a visual guide, prompting visitors to establish connections between the exhibited artifacts and the monuments from which these objects originate. In this example the artifacts are original small statuettes from Queen Margrethe the 1.’s sarcophagus, that in present day has been renovated.

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Exploded view of components:

1: Statuetts, 2: metal and glass displays (outmost left), 3: Adjustable arms, 4: Viabuzzino custom tracks, 5: Pillar

Renderd view:

The display of statuettes in relation to the column

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Roskilde cathedral Situation plan: 1:200

Roskilde cathedral: 1/2500

The display design, enveloping the columns of the cathedral, also serves as a visual guide, prompting visitors to establish connections between the exhibited artifacts and the monuments from which these objects originate. In this example the artifacts are original pieces of the rennaisance organ, lastly renovated in the 90’ies.

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Exploded view of components:

1: Organ-fragments and sign (outmost left), 2: Adjustable arms, 3: Viabuzzino custom tracks, 4: Pillar

Rendered view: The display of organ pieces in relation to the column

Model 1:20

The display of glass fragments in relation to the blinded window

cathedral Situation plan: 1:200

Exploded view of components: 1: Metal frame with adjustable feet, 2: Layer of laminated glass, 3: Fragments of stained glass, 4: Polycarbonate sheet with watercut holes, 5: Lumisheet, 6: Metal frame

Roskilde

Roskilde cathedral: 1/2500

Rendered view: The display of glass fragments in relation to the blinded window behind the organ

Rendered view

Table with explanatory text and material samples disclosing the historical development of the church inside the knighthall.

Roskilde cathedral Situation plan: 1:150

Roskilde Cathedral: 1:1250

Model 1:20

The round table surrounding the central pillar displaying text and material samples

view of components:

Exploded

1: Central pillar, 2: material samples, 3: Plexiglass panels with informative text, 4: Stained oak tabletop with milled space for material samples and plexiglass panels, 5: Mirror pvc sheet, conical, 6: Mate-black pvc sheets, 7: Metal structure made of 5x5mm steel square pipes, 8: hinges connectiong tabletop and metal structure.

Kroagervej 15

Location: Kroagervej 15, 2605 IF

Year: 2021

Type: 1. Semester project MA.

As the corona virus has influenced the daily life of citizens worldwide, the practice of working from home has become more relevant than ever. The project proposes a dedicated space for work and concentration with movable storage units that doubles as spacedividers, forming secret corners and hidingspots while also lowering the visibility into the room, enhancing the feeling of privateness.

Rendered perspective outside cabin

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Exploded view of cabin

Variying arrangements of the storrage unit on rails, for variying situations of privacy

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Section of Kroagervej 15 and added cabin. 1:100

Kroagervej 15 and added cabin. 1:450

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Beech Panel

Stainless-steel

Stained

Stained

1:10 model of cabin

The Collector

Location: Bredgade 68, 1260 Cph

Year: 2022

Type: 3. Semester project MA.

This project is based on an existing exhibition section of a bigger exhibition called Wonder. The section is about the Danish collector J.W. Frohnes collection of ceramics and scissors. My proposal is a refurbishment of the showcases, based on designs from the 1800 while using modern materials and production method. the layout of the room is also therby changed, and the doors lead the visitors to projections of Frohnes room.

Iso of room with proposed design implemented

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J.W Frohnes

Apartment and “Klunkehjemmet”: Frederiksholms Kanal 16-18.v

Location of the original “Arts and Industry”-museum, now Tivoli Hotel: H. C. Andersens Blvd. 18

Copenhagen 1:20000

Current location of Designmuseum Denmark: Bredgade 68

Plan of Designmusem Denmark 1:1250

Iso of room with current display-setup

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Plan and section of Designmusem Denmark and new vitrines 1:10

Rendered view from entrance

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of oktagonal vitrine 1:20

1: Carpenters joinery between wooden crossbeam and resin leg. 2: Carpenters joinery between resin leg and oak panels. 3 : Glas pedistal. 4: Glas windov with hinges, to acces the interrior .5: Overhead light-panel.

6: Joinery between oak panels to acces interrior. 7: Clear resin slat,toped wil led. strips. 8: Oakboard, removable to acces interrior

Section

Model of situation, 1:20

The Craftsman

Year: 2018

Type: BA. 3.rd semester

CO-Creators: Maj Gjerby Holmqvist

This project was made as a commentary and investigation into the dying and revived practices of the craftsmens and their crafts in modern society, specifically the Taxidermist. Through visits and interviews we observed how this craft immortalises animals by reproducing their movements and physiology. Our project propeses an exhibition

with crafts that are artisticlally interpretated. Our own contribution to said exhibition is a garment that could imitate movement and furr/ feather displacement. The glove is exhibited/preserved withn a glass coffin on a custom made wooden plinth. A white shroud is to be zipped open before accesing the glove to futher emphasize the themes of death and revival.

experiments and results

Casting

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Fashion Tech. 2019

Location: Geologisk Museum, CPh

Year: 2019

Type: extra curricular activity

CO-Creators: Ditte Byholt and Elly Feldstein Nilsen

This exhibition was made for Copenhagen Fashionweek 2019, sponsored by ID and Designcluster. In our team, we co curated and organized the exhibition within the Danish Geologisk Museum while also creating, handling and mounting both artifacts and exhibition design. We exhibited within rooms painted by danish artist: Per Kirkeby.