Design Portfolio Dinah Silva

Hi,i am dinah silva.

DESIGN PORTFOLIO

About

I am an enthusiastic, creative and highly motivated Industrial Designer with an artistic nature keen eye for detail. I am experienced in the full design process from getting the initial customer specification and understanding the technical aspects of the job to draw up the design

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and presenting the finished prototype or product to the customers.

I am accustomed to working under pressure, and I am a natural problem solver with the ability to come up with innovative solutions to produce the most appealing products in the market.

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Dinah Silva. industrial designer

education 2021- 2022

Certificate program Interior design Universidad Ibero 2018- 2021

Bachelor’s degree Industrial design Universidad Ibero

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experience 2021- present

Product developer Studio davidpompa Created solid models, assemblies, and detail drawings using Fusion360 Conducted consumer research to understand the user experience Lead designer for the product launch of Meta Parallel (Launching in zona maco and Milan design week 2022)

2019-2021

Jr. Renderist GM rendering studio

skills

Spanish (Native) English (Advanced) Italian (Beginner)

dinahsilvaflores@gmail.com

Created and edited 3d models, texture them, for interior design, using Lumion and Sketchup.

Discussed project directly with clients.

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requirements

Interior design

Design portfolio

Office interior design

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Nature is pleased with simplicity

A timeless interior design, located in central London. The concept for the design was nature and adventure. We wanted to make a fun office so we could merge nature with the urban environment

of London skyline. The merge of these two concepts turns the space into a unique place to work.

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The singularity of an office.

Warm tones mix with greens to make a sculptural statement.

The interior design concept revolves around three basic elements; the Baobab tree, adventure and the kitchen as the core of the office.

Our client is a chef who has a chain of restaurants, so it was important to him to have the kitchen make a statement for possible investors

and creation of new recepies. The coworking area revolves around a yelling room which mimics a three in the middle of the forest.

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Alongside of the kitchen we created within the terrace a greenhouse, in which the chef can collect natural ingredients for cooking.

We also created a relaxing area in which the employees can relax and clear their mind.

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Collection

Project: Artesano Mexicano Photography: Manolo R. Solís

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Restaurant interior design

Natural tones, yet with a strong visual texture.

A luxury interior design, located in Manhattan. The concept for the design was a hbee hive and gold. We wanted to make

an eclectic restaurant for different meetings and ocassions.

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The interior design concept revolves around the concept of a bee hive.

Our client was a woman in bussiness which wanted to make a high en restaurant for people to eat but also to have bussiness meetings and

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cocktails. We have three different areas of dinning and drinking. Each of them whith it’s own personality and statement.

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The restaurant consists of two floors, three lounge rooms, one terrace, bar and reception. The floor had to be modified to fit the entire restaurant proposal, so We had to propose renting two floors,

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and having a structural change in the building for the terrace and the staircase.

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Penthouse interior design

An intriguing interplay of two atmospheres.

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Product design

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Ramona

A combination of three materials that results in a warm and texturized product.

Through the product, a sense of connection with the user was sought. We wanted to represent the union of the Mexican family and the ritual of drinking mezcal as something sacred on the turntable.

The union and experimentation of these three mexican materials, came together to create a mezcal set.

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Collection

Ramona Handblown glass

Handblown glass being transformed into a source of endless reflections.

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Ramona Ceramics and wood

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Ramona

Branding design

Inspiration

WGSN: Design emotions The craftmanship takes importance.

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Stand Zona Maco

A combination of tradition and products that results in a warm and fun stand

For the Universidad Iberoamericana, the stand for the “Zona Maco” design fair was designed with the theme of Mexican traditions. We seek through the design of the stand a representation of the Mexican culture through colors and a reinterpretation of the products exposed to Mexican lottery graphics.

An interaction with the surroundings.

A play between reflections and the products.

Winners of the second place for the creation of the Stand at the Zona Maco 2020 fair (Canceled due to pandemic)

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Offizen

Forward thinking craftmanship playing with the notion of mexican architecture.

Furniture created for a project after the COVID-19 pandemic. With the search for well-being in the way of doing a home office for a small house in Mexico City.

A way was found in which you can hide your office and store your things so that they are out of sight.

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Ectagono

Forward thinking craftmanship playing with the notion of architecture.

For Ectagono who wants to have a greater impact in their community, Alcatraz is a strategy of clear, fun, informal, direct and effective messages focused on getting along with their community; that is, aimed at people of indistinct gender, between 21 and 35 years of age, who care about sustainability, well-being and care for the environment.

We focus on a design and communication strategy, giving focus and importance to the strategically located anchor attraction, supported by an interactive graphic medium. Thus strengthening the dissemination and growth of Ectagono and its ventures, improving the reach with its target users, supporting us through social networks (IG, FB and tiktok)

For the anchor attraction, we decided to implement two structures, both of which are movable within important parks in Mexico City, to expose the importance of a ravine within the City and to be able to publicize Ectagono and its ventures.

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Jacinto

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The vase creates a relationship between object and nature, mixing function and aesthetics.

Jacinto was created as a solution for UN goal 13:Climate action of the sustainable development goals.

For this reason, we designed and created a bioreactor with algae that helps us clean the air inside the home and thus improve the quality of life of our users.

Jacinto is conceived and designed for the correct cultivation of the scenedesmus microalgae genus, this bioreactor will be responsible for fixing and absorbing CO2 from the environment and releasing O2 in return.

Its maintenance is simple and it is an extremely resistant algae, which is why it does not need extreme care like other types of microalgae.

These microalgae in a space of 10,000 m2 absorb 200 tons of CO2 per year, that is, what is absorbed on average by 26,000 trees per year. To be more clear, in a space of 4 m2, these algae would absorb 0.08 tons of CO2 annually, to absorb this amount of CO2 in this same space, 10.4 trees would be needed.

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Reading chair

Sculptural geometry.

Chair and table set for outdoor reading and relaxation. It was created with few parts for easy production. The chair contains only 3 large and 2 small boards to be assembled with an X joint. Solid wood was used,

with the choice of a soft Red Cedar wood. With the process of creating the chair and table, production errors had to be fixed on the fly, such as the initial dimensions to match the percentile of Mexican society.

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