Interior Design Portfolio | Graduate Designer.

INTERIOR DESIGN

MOHAMMED ABOSIDO

Ras-Alkhaimah United Arab Emirates

TEL +971505592880

E-MAIL Mohd.Abusido@gmail.com

CURRICULUM VITAE

2018-2022

Bachelor of Interior Design

Ajman University

B atch .2014

Saeed Bin Jubair, High School

Ras-Alkhaimah

TRAINING

JUN~AUG 2022

Five59Nine Design & Innovation

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

JUN~AUG 2021

EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENTS

2022

Zawaya Interiors Studio

Ajman, United Arab Emirates

2021

Student Design Competition

First place winner

Architectural Heritage Society

Renovating Heritage Building Award

2021

P di Pigna- P di Pigna - P di Politecnico

Pattern Design

2020

Ajman University Design Week

Modular Furniture Design Award

COMPUTER SKILLS

MS OFFICE

ADOBE

AUTODESK

RENDERING

Word | Power-Point

Photoshop | Illustrator | inDesign

Autocad | 3Ds Max

Corona 9 | Vray 6

OFFICE DESIGN | SOCIAL WEAVER

Inspiration & Design philosophy: Project requirements:

In this project the inspiration came from the “Social Weaver” bird’s nest, which is made up of many straws that are built over time. Social weaver nests can last for hundreds of years and are known to be one of the longest lasting nests in the wild, and this shows the strength and harmony that those birds are willing to make, which is reflected in the soul of the employees in the offices and the students who are always trying to improve themselves and show their best result.

During this design project, I was inquired to redesign the offices area at Ajman University, and the design was inspired by the lines and hard edges of the nest, creating a better organization and a new space planning to the place with the use of pastel colors and natural materials throughout the entire design.

Perspective shot capturing the waiting area and offices

Perspective shot capturing the hallways

Inked

Rendered Elevation A-A’

ART INSTALLATION | THE PLUME STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION WINNER

Inspiration & Design philosophy: Winning Design:

The Plume is an art installation that was inspired by migratory birds wings “herons” that visit the UAE each year that aimed to picture the student’s educational journey.

The structure was designed to resemble the way feathers are layered upon one another over the skeleton of the wings, resulting in a unique art installation.

The design was chosen for construction to be displayed in “Dubai Design Week 2021” and then moved to Ajman University campus. The feathers overlap to form the shape of the wing. The rods which represent the skeleton of the bird wings are recovered from construction waste and cut to the desired length and formed to the desired shape. The bench is made of reused steel plates to provide structural stability finished with WPC.

Top View

Left Elevation

Right Elevation

Front Elevation

Scale1:30

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Elements and Materials

Perforated GI Sheets (Epoxy painted)

GI Steel rod (Reused) 3inch in diameter

Plastic Wood Composite (PWC) base

Image focusing on the perforated feathers of the plume

an image capturing the shadows casted by the plume

RESIDENTIAL PROJECT | JAPANDI HOME

Inspiration & Design philosophy:

The client desired a sophisticated, one-of-a-kind room that reflected Japanese and Scandinavian influences, and these components were tackled through the use of a simple color palette and materials to achieve the client’s vision.

WALK CLOSETIN

BED A R E A

READING A R E A

OFFICE A R E A

BATH ROOM

The bathroom an example of my philosophy, with an organic colour scheme featuring green tiles to create a calming ambiance around the bathtub. A naturally curved mirror at the sink adds refinement, while bright maroon accents complement the design. Every detail has been thoughtfully selected to create a luxurious, relaxing experience.

PATTERN DESIGN | ISLAMIC SIX FOLDS

Inspiration & Design philosophy:

This project was inspired by the six fold method, which is used in the creation of many Islamic patterns and shapes, as well as the color methodology of Gio Ponti pattern, which is popular in the use of negative space and two types of colors to create outstanding patterns and shapes. The pattern was used on the covers of note books for this project, but it can also be printed on wallpaper and anywhere else that lacks spark.

GRADUATION PROJECT | COMMUNITY REFUGEE CENTER

Community is an emergency centre that can be build easily and anywhere its needed to be, the project focused on building modular shelter units in various sizes that can suit people with different needs and numbers with materials that are both sustainable and durable,

The units themselves are made of concrete fabric material that comes in rolls and can be harden with water it is convenient for easy installation and can be applied to any structure.

Besides the shelter units community has another functions to serve people in living a healthy life mentally and physically, the shelter contains a playground area, public cooking area, educational units, and a retail shop like experience zone, all of these functions are covered under a dome in the middle of the community for to the centre where people can gather and share there stories.

Educational Units

Store Collecting Area

Gathering Area

Public toilets

Playground Area

Public Cooking Area

ISOMETRIC CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAM

Ink Plan 1:30

ELEVATION A’ 1:30

Sky Window

Solar Panels

Fibre-glass Insulation

Bendable Steel (Frame)

Concrete fabric

RENDERED PLAN

STANDARD UNIT13.75 m 2 |1~2 OCCUPANTS

RENDERED ELEVATION

FAMILY UNIT20 m 2 |2~4 OCCUPANTS

FAMILY UNIT 40 m 2 | 4~6 OCCUPANTS

CABINET CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAM

An upper supplementary storage space is useful for minimizing clutter.

Additional storage available to use as a headboard, as well as additional storage to hide

the mattress

A cedar wood blank is fitted to the unit To serve as the mattress’s foundation.

The bed’s base has drawers, a closet, and storage that can be taken out and utilized as a staircase

PLAYGROUND AREA | SIDE ELEVATION

This zone in the camp will not only bring joy and happiness to the children, but it will also help to build their childhood and then become a part of their memories, as living a healthy early age may help erasing the pain and trauma, especially if they consider that this zone is their creation and not just a location to have fun.

ACTIVITIES:

DIMENSIONS:

PLAYGROUND COMPONENTS

• Climbing Walls & Nets

• Swings

• Slide

• Swinging rods

• Creative area

• Coloring on Wood

• Rotational Robes

• Trampoline

Length:7.8meters

Width:3.4meters

Height:1.80~2.20meters

Spiral Slide

Creative Board

Climbing Net Covering the ceiling and creating shade

Climbing wall

Swings

Swaying from the inside to the outside

Entrance Combined with Planks of cedar wood That can colored With chalks

ENERGY GENERATING TRAMPOLINE

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

The pattern on the energy-generating trampoline reflects and implies the psychological goals of using smooth curved lines that will aid in the sense of curiosity, activity, and selflessness, while the colors are bright and complimentary giving a modern harmonized appearance and interesting for kids a playing area.

The more weight packed on the fabric and the greater the percentage of fabric, the more electric power we obtain. For example; When we have 3 kilos of books in our backpack, we create a steady output of 4 micro-watts. That’s enough to illuminate an LED occasionally.

ENERGY GENERATING FABRIC

FREE HAND DRAWINGS

This section includes freehand drawings, architecture drawings of heritage architectural buildings, conceptual designs, and furniture design.

Al-Jahili fort

Calphit-era Capital