Anh Tran's Portfolio - 1st Year

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Anh Tran 0424 593 377

Interior Design Student @ RMIT

Collection of Design Projects

04 CURRICULUM VITAE

16 EX-SITE: CAMPBELL ARCADE

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INTERIOR CITIES INTERIOR IMAGININGS

INTERIOR / [FUTURE]

06 WAREHOUSE CONVERSION A CERAMICIST STUDIO

INTERIOR / [FUTURE]

INTERIOR / [FUTU

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INTERIOR / [FUTURE]

TRANSPOSER: SHIFT CORALINE MOVIE

36 3D MODELLINGS / RENDERING PROJECT

CONTENTS

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ANH / [TRAN]

ANH TRAN Interior Design Student | 0424 593 377

CONTACTS 0424 593 377 trananhnguyet92@gmail.com

PROFILE I am currently studying Bachelor of Interior Design and looking forward to gaining industry work experience in architectural and interior design.

LINKS

EDUCATION

LinkedIn

RMIT University, Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours), Melbourne

Instagram

February 2019 - Present GPA 4.0

SKILLS Rhinoceros Vray Lumion

Swinburne University of Technology, Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Marketing), Melbourne August 2012 - June 2015 GPA 3.67

Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator

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Top Student in Finance Unit (Semester1/2014)

Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Office

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY LANGUAGES English Vietnamese

Credit Officer at Access Hardware Pty Ltd, Melbourne December 2015 - Present • •

HOBBIES Drawing, sketching and oil painting.

Handcrafting, metalsmith and model making.

Reading books about contemporary arts and design related.

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Managing customers’ credit accounts in multiple branches in Australia. Being responsible for debt collection, banking allocation and bank reconciliation.

Liaising with internal departments (branch managers, sales team, warehouse and finance) to resolve customer issues regarding credit requests and projects’ payments.

Supporting credit manager with training new team members, documenting work instructions for credit procedures and analyzing bottlenecks of current processes.

Sessional Teaching Staff at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne January 2016 - June 2016 • •

Tutoring Macroeconomic for first year students in Bachelor of Business.

Preparing materials and tutorials plans weekly. Coordinating and supporting students’ questions regarding unit contents, economics and business concepts and exam preparations.

Trade Operations Intern at ANZ Vietnam, Hanoi November 2014 -February 2015 • • •

Preparing and supporting process of trade loan docs, payment order cheques for collection.

Taking enquiries from corporate customers in relations to tax payment confirmation forms.

Supporting Assistant Manager at Trade Operation Department with administrative matters.

Pass Facilitator at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne Februart 2013 - June 2015 •

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Facilitating and leading PASS (Peer Assisted Study Sessions) group of 15 students on average in Company Accounting and Macroeconomics to help students achieve 20% increase in final results.

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Event Volunteer at RMIT Design Hub Gallery, Super Tight Exhibition July 2019 - September 2019 • • •

Greeting and assisting visitors with directions, exhibition spaces and schedules-specific details.

Assisting in maintaining gallery safety and security, maintaining the presentation of public spaces.

Assist with administrative duties as required.

Volunteer Telemarketing Assistant at Cancer Council Victoria, Melbourne April 2015 - December 2015 •

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Assisting the Research Department by making approximately 150 calls per day to potential participants for Cancer Council Victoria (CCV)’s newly launched Australian Breakthrough Cancer (ABC) Study.

Conducting retention or courtesy calls for Fundraising Department to CCV in relation to fundraising campaigns such as Daffodil Day, Pink Ribbon Day.

Event Volunteer at Music and Oneday events June 2015 - January 2017 • • • • •

St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Melbourne – 2016, 2017 The Falls Music and Arts Festival Marion Bay – 2015, Byron Bay – 2016 Groovin the Moo Bendigo – 2016 The Color Run – 2015, 2016 Open House Melbourne – 2015

REFERENCES Olivia Hamilton - First Year Coordinator, Design Lecturer at RMIT University olivia.hamilton@rmit.edu.au

Eric Wu - National Finance Manager at Access Hardware Pty Ltd eric.wu@accesshardware.com.au

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Future interior space for living ar tists

WAREHOUSE - CONVERSION

Time: Oct 2019

This project aims to design future interior space for an ceramicist, who is also an art teacher and occasionally part host. With the restrictions of a given warehouse shell, we aimed to design a space featuring future technology and/or incorporating focus on improving work efficiency and entertainment lifestyle. My client required to have an interconnected work-play area and pottery studio that can be transformed/incorporated with retails display for her finished works.

However the sleeping area is separated to have her own privacy. All in all, she enjoys to have a mobile living space that can accommodate both social lifestyles and work related area.

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Within this design, the sleeping and reading area are placed at the mezzanine of the warehouse to accommodate client’s requirement of privacy, also to utilise the natural sunlight. The living room, dinning area and kitchen are interconnected underneath on the East side. These areas are separated from workshop and retail display, placed on

Warehouse Conversion

the West side.

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Axonometric view of living room, kitchen and dinning area

Axonometric view of workshop and retail display

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BEDROOM WINDOWS TOWARDS WORKSHOP

BUILT-IN STUD WALL 300mm THICKNESS

BUILT IN BOOKSHELVES

CERAMIC DISPLAY AND MARBLE STONE SHELVES REFER TO A.17

BALUSTRADE MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL CABLES

STORAGE SHELVES FOR DISPLAY AND SHOES, KEY HOLDER

PF3 BR1

PF1

1270

PF3

WARDROBE

PF1

PF1

READING ROOM FX09

PF3

TL3

MB2

4910

240

FX04

1000

BEDROOM

BALUSTRADE

2730

PF3 BR1

PF4

BR1 TR1

FX10

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

2400

2400

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY

MB3

MEZZANINE HEIGHT

TL2

WORKSHOP STORAGE

RETAIL DISPLAY

FX02

FX08 FX11

PERFORATED WOOD BOARD TO HANG TOOLS

110

3350

SHOWER RECESS

CONCEALED SHELVING FOR TOOL STORAGE

150

1500

RECESSED SHELVING CABINET

150

2950

1500

WORKSHOP

2190

875

2625

15400

300

300

PROPOSED SECTION - NORTH SCALE 1:50

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A.08

01

A.11

LEGEND:

STUD WALL PLASTER & PAINTED FINISH

BR1

BATHROOM PAINTED WALL

PF3

EXISTING FLOOR BASE EXISTING BRICK WALL

PF1

WHITE PAINTED BRICK WALL

DRAWING TITLE:

PROJECT TITLE:

FX02 COUCHES FX04 BED

WHITE LAGUNA PAINT FINISH PINK ALMOND BLOSSOM PAINT FINISH

FX09 READING ROOM CHAIR

PF4

BLUE RIVER PAINT FINISH

FX10 FRIDGE

TL2

KITCHEN TILES

TL3

STORAGE ROOM WALL TILES

MB2

BATHROOM SHOWER RECESS MARBLE

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INTERIOR/[FUTURES] CERAMICIST STUDIO HOUSE

WORKING TABLE WITH FAUCET AND SINK

RETAIL DISPLAY DESK

CERAMIC DISPLAY AND MARBLE STONE SHELVES REFER TO A.17

DATE:

PROPOSED SECTION SOUTH

OCTOBER 2019

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

LEGEND: ANH

1:50

DRYING SHELVES FOR UNBAKED POTTERY WORKS

PERSPECTIVE SECTION WEST NTS

TRAN

DRAWING NO.

STUD WALL PLASTER & PAINTED FINISH TERRAZZO WALL TILES EXISTING FLOOR BASE

A.08

DRAWING TITLE:

PROJECT TITLE:

BR1

WHITE PAINTED BRICK WALL

FX04 BED

PF3

PINK ALMOND BLOSSOM PAINT FINISH

FX05 BEDSIDE TABLES

TR1

TERRAZZO TILES DISPLAY SHELVING

FX06 COFFEE TABLE

MB3

MARBLE STONE DISPLAY SHELVING

FX09 READING ROOM CHAIR

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INTERIOR/[FUTURES] CERAMICIST STUDIO HOUSE

EXISTING BRICK WALL

BALUSTRADE MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL CABLES

575

705

495

DRYING SHELVES FOR UNBAKED POTTERY WORKS

WORKING TABLE WITH BRONZE WASHING SINK AND STORAGE UNDERNEATH

KITCHEN ISLAND WITH BRONZE COATED WASHING SINK AND STORAGE UNDERNEATH REFER TO A.19

BRASS COATED COLUMN CONNECTED TO KITCHEN ISLAND REFER TO A.20

BUILT-IN WARDROBE

DATE:

PERSPECTIVE SECTION WEST

OCTOBER 2019

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

NTS

ANH TRAN

BUILT-IN BOOKSHELVES

STORAGE SHELVES FOR DISPLAY AND SHOES, KEY HOLDER

01 A.10

01 A.09

495

400

BR1

DRYING SHELVES

865

DRYING SHELVES

SHELVES STORAGE

WORK SPACE

KILN

TERRAZZO DINNING TABLE

800

1570

Warehouse Conversion

STORAGE SHELVING UNDERNEATH STAIRCASE

01 A.07

01 A.07

TB2

1200

FX06

DINING ROOM

CR1

FX02

PF1

FX01

FX04

325

LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM

MB1 TL6

TL1

5235

RETAIL DESK 3415

E3

2040

PF2

FX03

WORKSHOP STORAGE

E1

E1 E2

FX01

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY

BR1 PF3

01 A.21

COL

01 A.19

FX13

FX02

STORAGE SHELVES FOR DISPLAY AND SHOES, KEY HOLDER

KITCHEN

E3 E2

CERAMIC DISPLAY AND MARBLE STONE SHELVES REFER TO A.17

KITCHEN ISLAND AND STORAGE UNDERNEATH REFER TO A.21

CB1 TB1

RETAIL DISPLAY 01 A.17

01 A.08

DINING AREA

01 A.08 RETAIL DISPLAY DESK DRYING SHELVES FOR UNBAKED POTTERY WORKS

01 A.10

CERAMIC DISPLAY AND MARBLE STONE SHELVES REFER TO A.17

PERFORATED WOOD BOARD TO HANG TOOLS

01 A.15

RECESS UNDERNEATH FOR FRIDGE

01 A.13

STAIRCASE TO MEZZANINE. HIDDEN CUPBOARD UNDERNEATH

BALUSTRADE MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL CABLES

01 A.09

WORKING TABLE WITH FAUCET AND SINK

KILN

300

3350

110

1500

150

2950

4565

2625

300

01 A.12

16000

01

A.05

LEGEND:

CONCRETE FLOOR GLOSS FINISH

TL1

BATHROOM FLOOR TILES

FX02 COUCHES

TL6

STORAGE ROOM FLOOR TILES

FX03 KITCHEN STOVE

MB1

MARBLE KITCHEN BENCHTOP

COL

STEEL COLUMN BRASS FINSH

CB1

STAINLESS STEEL SUSPENDED CABLE

TB1

WHITE PAINTED TIMBER STAIRCASE

PROJECT TITLE:

FX01 LIVING ROOM TABLE

CR1

BATHROOM FLOOR TILES

EXISTING BRICK WALL

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PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - GROUND LEVEL SCALE 1:50

STUD WALL PLASTER & PAINTED FINISH

CONCRETE FLOOR FINISH

ISOMETRIC VIEW NTS

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INTERIOR/[FUTURES] CERAMICIST STUDIO HOUSE

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE:

PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN

OCTOBER 2019

LEGEND: DRAWING NO.

STUD WALL PLASTER & PAINTED FINISH

PF1

BATHROOM SHOWER RECESS MARBLE

FX01 LIVING ROOM TABLE

PF1

WHITE LAGUNA PAINT FINISH

FX02 COUCHES

KITCHEN TILES

PF2

GREEN CASABLANCA PAINT FINISH

FX04 BED

PF3

PINK ALMOND BLOSSOM PAINT FINISH

FX06 COFFEE TABLE

A.05

EXISTING FLOOR BASE

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

1:50

ANH TRAN

TERRAZZO WALL TILES

EXISTING BRICK WALL

FX13 DINNING TABLE & CHAIRS

PROJECT TITLE: N

INTERIOR/[FUTURES] CERAMICIST STUDIO HOUSE

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE:

ISOMETRIC VIEW

OCTOBER 2019

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

NTS

ANH TRAN

DRAWING NO.

A.

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Warehouse Conversion

Render view of bathroom area

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Render view of retail display shelving and storage room.

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Warehouse Conversion

Material connections of timber rods sliding doors and roller elements of kitchen island 14.

Kitchen island door opened.

Kitchen Island door fully closed Kitchen island other side view

MEZZANINE CONCRETE FLOOR BASE 240MM THICKNESS WASHERS AND THREADS TENSILE ARCHOR ROD GROUT PAD

BASE PLATE

PLASTER BOARD PAINTED CEILING 10MM THICKNESS

COL

150mmØ STAINLESS STEEL PIPE COLUMN CONCRETE FILLED, GOLDEN COATED MATTE FINISH

02

A.22

COLUMN AND CEILING CONNECTION NTS

FX21

TR3

TB5

CLEAR SILICON SEARLERS RUBBER PADDING

TERRAZZO BENCH TOP 50MM THICKNESS, GLOSS FINISH

TR4

L SHAPE REINFORCING BRACKET 150mmØ STAINLESS STEEL PIPE COLUMN CONCRETE FILLED, GOLDEN COATED MATTE FINISH

01

A.22

KITCHEN ISLAND ELEVATION SCALE 1:20

03

COL

A.22

CONCRETE COLUMN & TABLE JOINERY DETAILS NTS

150mmØ STAINLESS STEEL PIPE COLUMN CONCRETE FILLED, GOLDEN COATED MATTE FINISH

LEGEND:

CONCRETE CONCRETE MEZZANINE CEILING

TERRAZZO BENCH TOP 50MM THICKNESS, GLOSS FINISH

OUTER RACE TRACK

PROJECT TITLE:

FX21 KITCHEN FAUCET

COL

STEEL COLUMN BRASS FINSH

TR3

KITCHEN ISLAND BENCHTOP TERRAZZO STONE

TR4

KITCHEN ISLAND KICKBOARD TERRAZZO STONE

TB5

WHITE PAINTED TIMBER RODS

N

INTERIOR/[FUTURES] CERAMICIST STUDIO HOUSE

FX21

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE:

KITCHEN ISLAND DETAILS

OCTOBER 2019

DRAWING NO.

A.22

LINEAR RAIL CAGE

FX22

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

NTS

ANH TRAN

BALLS AND CAGE

CURVED ROLLER ELEMENTS

JOINED SLIDING TIMBER RODS

INTERNAL BENT PLYWOOD FRAME AND OPEN SHELVING PLY

03

A.23

ROLLER ELEMENT CONNECTION DETAILS NTS

STAINLESS STEEL PINS

JOINED SLIDING DOOR STRUCTURE MADE OF TIMBER ROD ROLLING AROUND INTERNAL BENT PLYWOOD FRAME

TB5

17mmØ x 725mm TIMBER RODS

CURVED ROLLER ELEMENTS

STAINLESS STEEL HINGES

KICKBOARD

TR4

01

A.23

LEGEND:

KITCHEN ISLAND EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC NTS

02

A.23

COL

STEEL COLUMN BRASS FINSH

FX21 KITCHEN FAUCET

TR3

KITCHEN ISLAND BENCHTOP TERRAZZO STONE

FX22 KITCHEN WASHING SINK

TR4

KITCHEN ISLAND KICKBOARD TERRAZZO STONE

TB5

WHITE PAINTED TIMBER RODS

PLY

BENT PLYWOOD

SLIDING DOOR AND ROLLER ELEMENT CONNECTION NTS

PROJECT TITLE: N

INTERIOR/[FUTURES] CERAMICIST STUDIO HOUSE

04

A.23

SLIDING TIMBER ROD CONNECTION DETAILS NTS

DRAWING TITLE:

DATE:

KITCHEN ISLAND DETAILS

OCTOBER 2019

SCALE:

DRAWN BY:

NTS

ANH TRAN

DRAWING NO.

A.23 15.

A living archive for flood related memories

EX - [SITE]

Time: Oct 2019 Location: Campbell Arcade - Degrave St

This project is looking at details related to a given public site - Campbell Arcade and creates an archive to document an area of interest. It aims to emphasise personal stories associated with flooding events happened here. Throughout the time spent, I was mostly intrigued with different perforated pattern on the ceiling due to paint maintenance. As I looked further, more details of defections because of human intervention and natural events revealed, suggesting ideas of portraying the ceiling as a speculative history teller of the arcade. Further research and design process has shifted my understanding of site specific exhibition from looking at physical conditions of the space to considering the ceiling as a threshold rather than a physical boundary. From here my design approach also shifted to a search for memories associated with the public who uses the site and activate these memories into an archive.

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DESIGN PROCESS CEILING DEFECTIONS HISTORICAL RESEARCH Flooding events and Public User of Campbell Arcade

#Campbell Arcade

STORY TELLING Ex-site

Searching for evidence of the past events.

Public memory of the place.

These natural events that seemed to deteriorate the site but somehow connects the inhabitants of Campbell Arcade.

DESIGN PROPOSAL Projecting/displaying these memories at site and evoke new contributions from people who experience the archive activation

Research & Tests

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Location Search:

INHABITANTS’ Campbell Arcade IMAGES/VIDEO OF FLOODING EVENTS

Caustic Effect

LIVING ARCHIVE Contributed by the inhabitants, showcasing their memories of the flooding events

Entrance to Campbell Arcade from Flinders

DISPLAY CABINET PERSPECTIVE SECTION

DISPLAY CABINET INSTALLATION WAVE SIMULATED CLEAR PLASTIC SHEET HUNG ON CEILING

SUBMERGED DISPLAYING CABINETS

DIGITAL SCREEN SHOWING ARCHIVE IMAGES/VIDEOS EXISTING LIGHTING WITHIN THE DISPLAY CABINETS ACRYLIC BOX LAYER SEPERATING DIGITAL SCREEN FROM DISPLAYED WATER

AQUARIUM WAVE PUMP

WATER DISPLAYED WITH DIFFERENT LEVELS

EXISTING WHITE PAINTED PLASTER WALL

EXISTING GLASS SLIDING DOORS

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ARCHIVE ISO-VIEW

EXISTING CEILING SHOWING SIGNS OF DETERIORATIONS

EXISTING TUBE LIGHTINGS

WAVY PLATIC SHEET SIMULATING WATER TEXTURE

Ex-site

DISPLAY CABINETS WITH PAST VIDEOS/IMAGES, WITH WATER SUBMERGED EFFECT

SPEAKERS INSTALLED WATER LEAKING SOUND EFFECT WATER RIPPLE EFFECT FROM PLATIC INSTALLED ON THE CEILING

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SITE PLAN

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Shift: where does light lead us to?

TRANSPOSER

Time: May 2019 Location: West Space Gallery

This project designs an exhibition at West Space Gallery based on a chosen movie and with a concept of how we understand a chosen word “SHIFT” from that movie.

My design proposal for West Space gallery mainly focuses on lighting in dark environment with display of separate parts of Coraline movie in the reading room.The conceptual ideas behind this design derives from the moment Coraline discovered that the other wonderful world is just a small world built based on her existence. As she tried to escape and walked away from her house, the image of that house appeared in front of her eyes again. “Not only our shift in a space is caused by the surroundings, the relationship within Shift is two dimensional, we are attracted and shifted through the space because of light but also we cause light to shift in its forms and spatial location”.

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN H PEOPLE ARE SHIFTED THROUGH SPACE IS TWO DIMENSIONAL.

HOW H A

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Interpreting SHIFT through quick model making process.

transposer

Test model making for Reading Room.

Testing Experiential room with mirror and coloured glow sticks

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Model making testing definitions of shifts.

Render testing with Rhino

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transposer

1. ENTRANCE 2. LIGHT TUNNEL 3. READING ROOM 4. REVEAL THE NEXT ROOM 5. FIRST LIGHT TUNNEL ON 6. WALK TOWARDS LIGHT 7. MORE PEOPLE ENTER THE SPACE 8. WAY OUT

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transposer

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An imagined cities created from our curiosity

INTERIOR CITIES/ IMAGININGS

Time: July 2019 Location: Capitol Theatre - Melbourne

This project is the result of our visit at the Capitol theatre in Melbourne in July 2019 in conjunction our comprehension of the famous book Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino. We were asked to design a wearable apparatus using only paper and card as materials and crafted a model using only one chosen material. The journey of this project has touched a lot and intrigued our curiosity to learn about new materials and understand different techniques while working with materials.

Also from here, our definition of what can be considered as an interior has shifted, from a physical spatial conditions to a more temporal condition. Our body and a crafted model could be considered as an interior if they triggered the curiosity to adventure the space.

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Throughout this project, we created paper model as wearable apparatus.

These are material testing and model making for both interior imagining (wearable model) and interior cities (models made with one chosen material

Interior cities

- metal with brass and copper).

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Interior cities 34.

Final interior cities model made of brass with rivetting technique

Screenshots of stop motion animation about the interior cities. LINKS

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3D MODELLING / REDENERS

This is a personal rendering project while I was learning new 3D modelling and rendering programs such as Lumion, Vray over the summer. This project derives from my interest in modelling arches and allowing the model to develop itself based on the needs of learning how to model objects, staircases and rendering with different textures.

Precedents for this project are: ER Studio LA, Daria Zinovatnaya, Charlotte Taylor, Charles Kalpakian.

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labyrinth

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labyrinth

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Yayoi Kusama-Infinity Mirror Room

Jeppe Hein

Spirit of Awaken City - NYC

Massimo Ubert

Nendo - 50 Manga Chairs

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Guangzhou Central Plaza Model

AESOP-March Architecture Studio

BECCI MANSON

FRAGMENT POP UP STORE

SARAH SZE

TORAFU ARCHITECTS

REFERENCES

ChrisPrecht. (Jan 2019). Community Center Guangzhou architectural model. Penda.

Clark's Studio, (2018). Spirit of the City. United Visual Artists (UVA), Brooklyn , NYC. Jeppe Hein, (2016). Semicircular Space. NGV, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Retrieved from https://www.ngv.vic. gov.au/exhibition/jeppe-hein/ March.Studio Architecture, (2006).

AESOP Zurich. Zurich. Retrieved from http://marchstudio.com.au/allprojects/aesop-zurich MORI ART MUSEUM

Massimo Uberti, (2013). Sculpting and Manipulating Space with Light.

Yellowtrace.

Nendo Studio, (n.d.). 50 Manga Chairs. Milan.

Spike Jonze. (2019). The New Normal, MedMen’s historic cannabis film.

Retrieved from https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=FZ5Cesws3RU

ANN VERONICA JANSSENS

Yayoi Kusama, (2017). Let’s Survive Forever, Infinity Mirror Room. The

Wndr Museum, Chicago, US. Ann Veronica Janssens, “Serendipity”, Wiels Becci Manson, “Retouching Lives Through Photos”,TED Talk LOUIS VUITTON at The Mass & Batsu Art Gallery, Fragment Pop-up Store.

Mori Art Museum, “Seeing and Believing”.

Christine McCarthy, ‘Towards a Definition of Interiority’, in ‘interiorities’, theme issue Space and Culture.

Sarah Sze, “How we Experience time and memory through art”, TED Talk.

Sun // Drift // Shift - Scott Mitchell Suzie Attiwill, ‘Practices of interiorization –an inter-story’ Torafu Architects, “Water, Light Projections”.

Un-Veiled - KHBT 43.