Interior Design Portfolio Tcaci Evelina

Ahoy there, Captain’s speaking! I know you’re eager to set sail through the pages of this portfolio, ready to judge, admire, or simply revel in the wonders that lie ahead. But before we dive in, let me share a little secret – this portfolio is a perpetual journey, destined to welcome new projects sooner or later.

Picture this: the thrill of traveling, the taste of the unknown, and the joy of discovering new lands. That’s what fuels my creative engine. I find inspiration in everything – new faces, diverse architecture, cultures breathing life into spaces, natural views

that leave you breathless, the silent beauty of animals, and the magical hues of sunsets and sunrises.

Yes, everything, from every corner of the globe. So, let’s embark on this photo album: a chronicle of my escapades over the past few years.

P.S. Buckle up because this portfolio doesn’t goes with a finale reference page. In this realm, everything you lay eyes on belongs to the captain. Enjoy the ride and the uncharted territories we’re about to explore together!

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ABOUT ME

The place where brilliant ideas are born.

The Roots Cafe. An artists’ cafe

Name of the building: Jakab Löffler Palace

Location: Victory Square nr. 1, Timisoara

Orginal Architect: Henrik Telkes

Since: May, 1st 1913

The Roots Cafe - a vibrant hub merging caffeine, creativity, and culture. It is not just a coffee spot; it’s an immersive experience for the young, students, and art enthusiasts.

Beyond exquisite coffee, The Roots Cafe offers a canvas for creativity and a stage for live performances, creating an atmosphere where every visitor contributes to an artistic legacy. The cafe becomes the origin of cultural endeavors initiated by cafe’s diverse clientele.

Designed for idea generation, The Roots Cafe offers pleasant workspaces and hosts exhibitions and concerts. It’s a dynamic space that transcends the conventional, inviting readers to be part of a community celebrating collaboration, diversity, and the boundless potential of inspiration.

“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire; you will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will.”

George Bernard Shaw

ALUMINASSOFÁ LORENZO

Lucrezia armchair

K-SAMO armchair

ARCHITECTURE STUDIO STUDIO

Tcaci Evelina Design Studio Granada (Spain)

Tcaci Evelina Design Studio’s visionary interior design project. This intent to be a groundbreaking endeavor that transforms a 100m2 space into a dynamic showcase of parametric architecture. This innovative concept shapes the contours of the entire environment, with walls embracing diverse forms that seamlessly integrate functionality, decorations, furniture, and construction.

Situated in a bustling urban context, the TED Studio’s project transcends traditional boundaries, inviting inhabitants into a space where parametric design not only shapes physical structures but also crafts an immersive experience that is both awe-inspiring and functional.

Parametric Design – a visionary brushstroke in shaping tomorrow’s canvas.

Within this mesmerizing space, a light high-tech style prevails, placing a spotlight on the pivotal role of lighting as a key design element. Distinct areas, including the office room, presentation room, main lobby, and meeting room, are artfully separated by unique parametric shapes, creating a fluid and dynamic spatial experience.

WINE DESERT COLLECTION

June, 2022

The final project

Polytechnic University of Timisoara

WINE DESERT

Wine Desert, an extraordinary vinoteca nestled in the heart of Timisoara, Romania. This architectural gem unfolds as a multi-functional space, seamlessly integrating a restaurant area, a tasting zone, a masterclass area, a bar, and a service space on the building’s upper floor. Wine Desert caters to wine enthusiasts and those seeking a unique experience within its carefully orchestrated scenographic setting.

Strategically located in Victory Square with a generous east-facing facade, the building not only bathes in intense natural light during the first half of the day but also strategically positions itself for a bustling flow of people. The design palette revolves around foundational colors of brown, burgundy, black, gold, and bronze, while textures draw inspiration from the natural realm: canyon stone, water-imitating stainless steel, travertine, and onyx.

Embracing a fluid architecture, each component of the space, from walls to stairs, balustrades to ceilings, seamlessly transforms due to the adoption of new functionalities. The overarching concept teleports visitors to various global destinations, creating an immersive journey through the desert, by the ocean, within Arizona’s canyons, or even on the planet Mars. The space evokes vibrant and exotic emotions, conveying a sense of discovery and emotional resonance.

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CROSS-SECTION

A key feature of the space is its ad vantageous height, allowing for a spectacular scenography transfor mation. The absence of excessive architectural compartmentalization contributes to an open and adapt able environment, enabling distinct activities such as service, sales, wine storage, kitchen, and bar to coexist harmoniously. The innovative use of glass partitions enhances the sense of openness while strategically de marcating different zones.

Concept

Wine Desert not only offers a unique selection of wines for sale but also creates an immersive atmosphere that transcends conventional vinotecas. It’s a space where architecture, design, and emotions converge, inviting patrons to embark on a sensory journey that transcends geographical boundaries and transports them to the heart of extraordinary experiences. The absence of architectural partitions, while ensuring a free-flowing layout, underscores the versatility of the space. However, this flexibility doesn’t compromise the distinctiveness of each area, as glass partitions elegantly define zones without obstructing the overall sense of openness.

ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAM FOR SERVICE AND COMMERCE

Contextual analysis

Conceptualization

Fundamentare idee

Project detailing

The multi-functional design caters to a range of activities. From the dynamic energy of the restaurant area to the educational hub of the masterclass zone, every corner serves a purpose while contributing to the overall aesthetic. The tasting zone invites patrons to explore the nuanced flavors of curated wine selections, fostering an intimate connection with each varietal.

Wine Desert seamlessly integrates a curated selection of wines for sale, providing enthusiasts the opportunity to take a piece of this immersive experience home. The bar area, with its carefully crafted ambiance, becomes a focal point for socializing and enjoying expertly prepared beverages. The fusion of architectural innovation, design finesse, and an emphasis on emotional resonance

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DAYTIME AREA

Your home should tell a story of who you are & be a collection of what you love

Step into a realm of tranquility and contemporary elegance with a meticulously designed Day Zone residence. This living space is a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics, seamlessly integrating the principles of Japandi design to create an atmosphere of serenity and sophistication.

A curated masterpiece, an embodiment of comfort, style, and the timeless allure of Japandi design.

The Day Zone unfolds as a multifaceted masterpiece, featuring two studios/offices that epitomize mo-dern productivity while maintaining a serene ambiance. The open space kitchen, intricately connected to the living room, becomes the heart of the home, fostering a sense of togetherness. The design philosophy is elevated by the inclusion of iconDecember, 2022. Single Family House

ic furniture pieces from renowned designers and houses. The Grooving Chair by Pierre Paulin and the Mart Armchair by Antonio Citterio infuse a touch of timeless luxury into the space, reflecting the essence of Japandi style with their clean lines and subtle elegance.

Drenched in a muted color palette that reflects the essence of Japandi style, the residence exudes a sense of calmness with its neutral tones, allowing the iconic furniture and architectural elements to shine.

Hobby Room

Creation Studio

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

The residence comes alive with an artful curation, where each piece tells a story. The centerpiece is an imposing fireplace, a focal point that transcends mere functionality to become a sculptural masterpiece. Its unordinary shape, simulating a wide opening through the height of the wall, adds a dramatic flair to the living space.

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Organization of space is an art in itself, exemplified by the glass vinotheque adjacent to the kitchen, providing a visual feast for wine enthusiasts. The centerpiece, a towering fireplace reaching approximately 5 meters in height, punctuates the room with its grandeur and becomes a testament to the design’s ingenuity.

Groovy Chair, Pierre Paulin

Oak coffe table

Exposed concrete

Travertine

Raw wood

Bouclé texture

RESIDENCE PLAN

An architectural marvel, the ceiling features an impressive angle with a large window,inviting natural light to dance across the space. The strategic placement of windows further blurs the boundaries between the interior and exterior, creating a seamless connection with nature.

The concept of the residence revolves around creating a sanctuary where iconic elements seamlessly weave into the daily fabric of life. The staircase to the upstairs office becomes a compelling architectural feature, guiding inhabitants with grace and flair.

FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM

BATHROOM

LIVING ROOM

DINING ROOM

KITCHEN

STAIRCASE

FOYER

OFFICE

HOBBY ROOM

ACCESS AREA

OFFICE

BATHROOM

....Once upon a time

Tcaci Evelina

Soooo...hope you enjoyed.

The Captain’s name is Evelina. I found myself at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism in Timisoara in 2019. How it happened, I can’t quite put into words, but I can say it was one of the best decisions I’ve made. Once a professor told me that I had found my place. These words remainds me every day where I belong. After three years of interior design, friends now call me a designer, but I prefer to say that I’m a budding interior architect.

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