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TAKEZAWA

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O N T A C T ERI TAKEZAWA

eri.takezawa.design@gmail.com +1 647-293-1756 C

-Dedicated Designer with a Tech-Savvy Background-

ABOUT ME

As a tech-driven Designer with hands-on experience as a designer intern, I bring a unique blend of multi-cultural experience and a passion for computational design. My extensive interior design education in Japan, coupled with global travels over 30 countries, has shaped my ability to seamlessly translate ideas into dynamic 3D models and compelling renderings. With a decade of professional experience and a strong aptitude for adapting to new concepts, I am recognized for my proficiency in Microsoft Office, quickly learning new software applications, particularly in presentation creation and Excel utilization. I am excited to contribute my skills and bring a fresh perspective to the world of interior design.

AWARDS

Wilsonart Competition 3rd prize

Designed the tea shop named “Spiritea” . Wilsonart judged based on the store design and appropriate usage of each material.

George Brown Collage graduate with Honours (GPA 3.9)

Advanced diploma in Interior Design Technology program (Coop) 2022 -2024

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TEA SHOP

WORKING

DIGITAL OFFICEOFFICE -

JAPANESE

REVIT-DYNAMO,

DRAWING - RECEPTION DESK & KITCHENREVIT-DYNAMO, RHINO-GRASSHOPPER EXPLORING ART / PHOTOGRAPHY - FINISH PRESENTATION & MILLWORK DRAWING -

STEELCASE OFFICE & ART COMMUNITY CENTER -

CONDOMINIUM

5 p6-9 p14-15 p16-21 p22-25 p10-13 p26-27

SHOP JAPANESE

ACCESIBLE

DETACHED

p28-31 p32-33 p34-35

RESTAURANT

FAMILY HOUSE

JAPANESE RESTAURANT

-INTRICATE BEAUTY OF JAPAN-

VIEW FROM ENTRANCE

“Ori, a Japanese restaurant, offers a high-end dining experience at the station. Named after the Japanese word “Origami,” which means “layer” or “folding,” Ori draws inspiration from the layers in Kimonos and traditional Japanese Washi paper. The color theme reflects Kimono layers representing the four seasons. Ori’s logo, inspired by the Japanese flag, features a red circle on a white background, symbolizing our hot pot menu. The floor plan mirrors this with circular layers extending from the central bar, embodying Japanese culture’s meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.”This restaurant represents Japanese culture characterized by meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.

VIEW FROM ENTRANCE (NIGHT TIME RENDERING)

7 FLOOR PLAN ENTRANCE KITCHEN CUSTOM BANQUETTE BAR ROUND SEATING AREA ACCENT WALL BATHROOM BACK OF HOUSE 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 2 3 5 5 6 7 7 7 8 1 4 ACCENTWALLWITH LED STRIP LIGHT CUSTOMMADEBANQUET T E S E TA 3 6

VIEW FROM ENTRANCE

DINING AREA (DAY TIME RENDERING)

COLOR THEME : SEASONAL LAYORING COLOR OF KIMONO

USED FOR DIVIDER AROUND EACH ROUND SEATING AREA

SPRING Cherry Blossom SUMMER Dlanthus AUTUMN Chestnuts WINTER Ice layer

VIEW FROM ENTRANCE

EXTERIOR OF THE RESTAURANT

MATERIAL BOARD

BAMBOO WASHI

TEA SHOP

-A SPIRITUAL SANCTURAY-

The tea shop named “SPIRITEA” is located in the FIRST CANADIAN PLACE on 100 King Street West in downtown Toronto. This store offers customers a respite from the hustle and bustle of daily life, promoting relaxation and reflection by serving highly personalized tea. The interior space is thoughtfully designed to emphasize the essence of spirit. The design incorporates a raised ceiling in the central area, and a designated pathway leading from the entrance to the holy central tea pool. Customers can have a relaxing tea time while watching and listening to the water-dropping sound of the pool which soothes their minds.

TEA POOL OVER TASTING AREA

STAFF ROOM BATH

TASTING AREA

CHECK OUT BREW TEA

FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT

CEILING IDEA DEVELOPMENT

ENTRANCE HOLY PLACE

13 FLOOR PLAN

TEA POOL ENTRANCE

STORAGE

14 VIEW FROM THE ENTRANCE

FACADE OF THE SHOP

EXPERIENCE THE WORLD WITH YOUR FIVE SENSES

PERSONALIZED TASTEOFTEA

FEELING OF THE TEAORIGIN SMELL OF TEA BREWING

SOFTTEXTURE RECALLINGTEAGARDEN

OFTEA

DROPPINGTOTHEPOO L

OFFICE DESIGN

-WORK AS AN INTERN DESIGNER-

Engaged in comprehensive finish selection, ordering samples, and designing finish presentations for clients. Produced detailed renderings, ensuring accurate representation of colors and products in the correct scale.

Skillfully curated visually appealing image boards within budget constraints. Proficiently drafted millwork elevations and sections, addressing all necessary design specifications.

My approach combines meticulous attention to detail with a practical understanding of client preferences, resulting in well-balanced and visually compelling design solutions.

BOARD FOR CLIENTS

FINISH

& MILLWORK

IMAGE

PRESENTAION

DRAWING

KITCHEN SECTION DRAWING

KITCHEN ELEVATION RENDERING

OFFICE DESIGN

- MAKE OUTSIDER TO INSIDER -

We have transformed the client “Steelcase” traditional office into a vibrant hub fostering community, collaboration, and creativity.

The layout encourages connections with shared facilities like a cafeteria and auditorium, while abundant indoor greenery promotes tranquility. Architectural transparency through a steel skeleton frame enhances communication and interaction.

Natural elements such as stone, copper, and skylights seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor environments, while promoting mental and physical well-being.

04 -STEELCASE

CENTER-

OFFICE & ART COMMUNITY

CENTER POINT 9

PRIVATE OFFICE BOARDROOM MEETING ROOM TOUCHDOWN

LOUNGE STAIRS CLASSROOM LOUNGE AUDITORIUM CENTER POINT CAFETERIA SHARED OFFICE RECEPTION FACTORY 1 2 4 3 5 9 8 10 11 12 CLASSROOM 6 13 15 14 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 1 7 8 8 9 10 15 15 7 6 14 13 11 12 CREATIVITY INNOVATION COMMUNITY CREATION

OPEN OFFICE

AREA

GROUND

ROOF

MEZZANINE (OFFICE)

FLOOR (COMMUNITY CENTER)

(SKYLIGHT)

AREA CAFETERIA 12 9

LOUNGE

RESPECT TO CLIENT “STEELCASE” HISTORY

Iconic product of steel case 1936

Collaborated with Frank Lloyd Wright @ Johnson Wax Headquaters

1912 The Metal Office Furniture Company

Having strong patent process of bending flat steel at right angles

“MAKE OUTSIDER TO INSIDER”

Bring nature from outside to inside

21 MATERIAL INSPIRATIONS

1954 Steelcase Inc.

OPEN OFFICE AREA

1 7 6

LOUNGE AREA

STAIR

LANDING LOUNGE

ACOUSTIC CONSIDERATION AT OPEN OFFICE

23 BOARDROOM 3

Soundproof Windows Glazing Acoustic wall panel Carpet Acoustic lighting

DETACHED FAMILY HOUSE 05

The clients are a couple in their mid-20th expecting their first child in 6 months. Alex is a photographer working from home and Suzanne is a Chef hosting virtual cooking. We created their own Stuio for photoshoots. Large open kitchen and continuous dining table which have enough space for shooting and accommodate friends for dinner.

Keep the minimal design along with your life, but our design added warmness through texture, textiles, and unique beautiful focal points such as an atrium on living room though second floor and hallway gallary above, so that the family can have a cozy, relaxing time together.

LIVING ROOM 1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

KITCHEN & DINING 1 2 2 3

BABY ROOM 3 4

DOG SPACE

27 SECOND FLOOR PLAN HALLWAY GALLERY 5 5 4

BARRIER FREE CONDOMINIUM

LIVING & KITCHEN AREA

Our client Jessie is on wheelchair and he plays wheelchair rugby. In order to meet the needs of this vibrant and determined client, we have crafted a barrier-free apartment that seamlessly blends functionality with a stylish design.

With meticulous attention to detail, we have ensured that every corner of the apartment is easily accessible for Jessie. For instance, we have incorporated a width of 60 inches in all spaces, including hallways and bathrooms, to allow effortless maneuverability of the wheelchair. Moreover, the height of the shelves and kitchen counters has been thoughtfully designed to cater to both wheelchair users and individuals who do not use wheelchairs.The corner between master bed room and living room is rounded so they can move smoothly. The floor material is durable for wheelchair usage and provide good grip.