PORTFOLIO 2018
Lucy Suzanna Watson
12 Primrose St, Windsor, 3181 lucyswatson@hotmail.com 0433716038 Date of Birth: 26th November 1993 Formal Education: MERCER SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN 2017-18 - Graduating October 2018 - Diploma of Interior Design THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 2012-14 - Graduated in December 2014 - Bachelor of Environments - Major in Landscape Architecture THE GEELONG COLLEGE 1999-2011 - Graduated in 2011 - ATAR of 90.1
Work Experience Watson Young Architects Graduate Interior Designer (July 2018-Present) - Documenting plans, elevations, sections and details on Revit and Autocad for preliminary and construction stages - Ensuring DDA Compliance within drawings - Working on commercial, industrial and multi-residential jobs - Communicating with clients, project managers, builders and building surveyors - Calculating budgets and delegating tasks accordingly Watson Young Architects Student Interior Designer (April 2015 - July 2018) - Photoshoping Architectural elevations and plans for marketing - Editing AutoCad files - Photocopying Architectural drawings - Sketching design ideas - Labelling colour boards - Selecting furniture, fabrics, and other interior finishes for residential and commercial spaces - 3D renders of interiors on Sketchup - Contacting local council and applying for planning permits Skills
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INDEX CO-WORKIN G SPACE PRESENTATION..............................................................PAGE 4 - 11 COLLINGWOOD ACE HOTEL......................................................................PAGE 11 - 20 CANTEBURY RESIDENCE........................................................................PAGE 20 - 23
MOOD BOARD
CO-WORKING SPACE PRESENTATION
OVERALL FLOOR PLAN
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RECEPTION The reception area greets visitors with a reception counter, as well as four arm chairs for waiting. The first conference room is located in the reception space, with steel framed tinted windows for privacy. The bike storage is located on the left wall as you go down the hallway towards the centre of the building.
CO-WORKING SPACE PRESENTATION
RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE
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CAFE/ LOUNGE
The cafe is located at the hub of the building. This area has cafe bench seating as well as chairs which can be moved around. Stools are located adjacent to the island bench, which sits within the kitchen area. We have provided a fridge, microwave and plenty of storage space for everyone to use. Hidden behind a green wall is a private lounge area. This space has sofas and coffee tables for those who wish to have a little more privacy, while still relaxing and getting away from the busy office area.
CO-WORKING SPACE PRESENTATION
CAFE/ LOUNGE PERSPECTIVE
CO-WORKING SPACE PRESENTATION
OPEN PLAN OFFICE
The open plan office space has neatly configured workstations to maximise desk room and create a more collaborative work environment. The materials library and print room are located a short ditance away, along with two private offices and the second conference room.
CO-WORKING SPACE PRESENTATION
OPEN PLAN OFFICE PERSPECTIVE
CO-WORKING SPACE PRESENTATION
ANTIQUE REPURPOSING MOOD BOARD
COLLINGWOOD ACE HOTEL
OVERALL FLOOR PLAN
COLLINGWOOD ACE HOTEL
LOBBY PERSPECTIVE
COLLINGWOOD ACE HOTEL
LOBBY ELEVATIONS
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RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE
COLLINGWOOD ACE HOTEL
RESTAURANT ELEVATIONS
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COLLINGWOOD ACE HOTEL
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JOINERY DETAILS FOR LOBBY CONCIERGE DESK
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C ONS ULTAT ION ROOM Lilly wanted clients. The feel smaller bring warmth the room.
her consultation room to be a comfortable room to bring her rich greens featured throughout this room make the space and more intimate. Soft furnishings such as the couch and rug to the room while the restored fireplace acts as a feature to
The room is furnished with modern pieces to contrast the existing Victorian features. Once again brass is features in this room to follow through from th living room.
The brass adds a striking contrast to the green polished plaster wall and is seen featured in other furnishings in this room.
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B ATH R O O M The bathroom design proposed for Lilly and John is quite striking. The colours chosen for this room contrast to the other room proposals for the project. This is to experiment with the contemporary feel the clients wanted to achieve. Other themes such as the brass accents follow on throughout this design, but i’ve chosen to have a little fun with experimenting with contrasting colours. orange walls are the most striking feature to this room, while the green terrazzo contrast the orange. Brass handles, mirror frame and tapware have been chosen for the bathroom to add an extra element. Black subway tiles have also been selected to break up the orange wall and add an additional texture to the room.
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D IS P ENS A RY The design for the dispensary was kept quite simple. A custom benchtop has been proposed for Lilly to use as a work bench for her to package her herbal medicines. Storage was also a key element for the design of this room. Beautiful brass and glass joinery has been proposed to store and also display Lillys medicines. A sink has been incorporated into the bech space, for easy clean up and to prevent Lilly from having to move from room to room. Storage within the bech has also been proposed to keep Lillys herbs in a save place. Pendant lights hand from the ceiling to provide lilly with adequate lighting.
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