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INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO Good design doesn’t date

2006 - 2019

Selected Projects Author

Yuliya Sazonenko

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RESUME CV YULIYA SAZONENKO (+44) 7895314400 sazony@gmail.com

EDUCATION MASTER DEGREE / SEP 2004 - JUNE2006 The Prydniprovska State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture: Master of Architecture and Spacial Design

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE / SEP 2000 - JULY 2004 The Prydniprovska State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture: Bachelor of Architecture ARCHITECTURAL SCHOOL / SEP 1998 - JULY 2000 FINE ART CERTIFICATE / SEP 1993 - JULY 1997 Art School

EXPERIENCE AHR / JUN 2014 - JULY 2019 Senior Architectural Designer / Interior Designer w w w.ahr.co.uk

GRAY PUKSAND / JAN 2014 - JUN 2014 Architect / Interior Designer www.graypuksand.com.au

BUCHAN GROUP / APRIL 2012 - DEC 2013 Architectural / Interior Designer www.buchangroup.com.au

AEDAS / FEB 2009 - NOV 2011 Architect www.aedas.com

SEIFRT ARCHITECTS / SEP 2008 - FEB 2009 Architectural / Interior Designer www.www.seifert-architects.com

STUDIO AZ / JUN 2006 - SEP 2008 Interior Designer

PROFILE About me: Professional Interior Designer within the Architectural industry with over 12 years of experience within the global design and construction industry. I was engaging in various design phases, ranging from master plans to interiors. Have delivered numerous diverse projects including: hotels; shopping centres and boutiques; commercial and multi-residential buildings; luxury houses and apartments.

I have experience in the Australian market with Gray Puksand & Buchan group and throughout Europe and the Middle East with Aedas, John Seifert Architects & AHR.

SKILL COLOR SENSE

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CLIENT FACING PROJECT COORDINATION PRESENTATION HAND SKETCHING REVIT

TABLE OF CONTENT 4

MOOD BOARDS 6

RESIDENTIAL 18

COMMERCIAL 26

RETAIL 34

HOSPITALITY 38

ARCHITECTURE 42

COMPETITION 48

3D MODELLING 54

GRAPHIC DESIGN 56

HAND SKETCHES 64

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

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Tools Adobe Photoshop, In Design Phase Concept design

SENSE OF STYLE PITCHING PRESENTING

2009 - 2018

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MOOD boards Description Every project begins with a thorough understanding of the people I collaborate with. And wether I am totally transforming a space or breathing fresh life into an existing one, I try to adapt the process to meet the unique needs of a client.

The first stage of the process is the ‘’ideas’’ stage, the creative brainstorming to provide each client a unique design to match their brief. This stage forms the basis for the design throughout the process and I consider this the most important stage because all designs begin with the idea.

An interior design mood board is a great way of presenting initial ideas to clients in order to get their input.

DUBAI HILLS CLIENT : EMAAR Our brief for this prestigious project was to present something that was new and exciting. To bring intriguing layers of texture and design to all elements of the interior whilst creating a space that was useable, not precious and could easily be lived in by the clients.

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GREEN QUARTER CLIENT : Samruk Kazyna / BI Group The client’s brief was a neutral colour palette, clean lines, calm and relaxing interior with a bit of fun and modern twist. Pastel tones of pink gave this interior soft and innocent vibe and a variety of patterns and textures create depth and interest, making the room more dynamic.

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Tools Revit, AutoCad, Photoshop, In Design Phase All Stages

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RESIDENTIAL projects

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2006 - 2019

CONCEPT DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DELIVERY

Description With over 12 years’ experience working across the residential and commercial sectors, I’ve always been passionate about designing beautiful and innovative building. My particularl interest and passion lies within the residential sector, and creation of luxury environments for the clients. I enjoy every step of the process which is tailored to allow clients to explore the full potential of their dream space. I’ve participated in creating elegant and sophisticated interiors for Private Residences and Hotels from the space planning to working with specialist curators and lighting designers, I was involved in every aspect of the process of creating the perfect home. Each client is an individual and each project is tailored entirely to the clients taste, style and functionality. With both strong technical and creative abilities, I’ve integrated bespoke interiors seamlessly into the architectural schemes.

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THREE WATERS

CLIENT : Mount Anvil

Three Waters – where three new buildings rise from the water’s edge. Restful homes offer sun-lit living spaces and far-reaching views of the City across the water, riverside parks and local amenities. The critical mass of users and residents will consolidate a new and diverse community that has a strong identity based in the area’s waterways and industrial heritage.

These apartments balance clean, contemporary geometric lines with subtle references to the area’s industrial past. From statement herringbone flooring which seamlessly runs from wood-effect into concrete-effect, to en-vogue cabinets and sleek SMEG appliances in the kitchen, and grey porcelain and marble-effect finishes in the bathroom. These are stylish, comfortable homes where form meets function, and modern design meets industrial-feeling materials. Geometric lines typify the interior, bringing order and balance.

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ACACIA Dubai Hills Estate CLIENT : EMAAR

Consisting of three exquisitely designed mid-rise towers, Acacia Park Heights features 477 one to three-bedroom apartments. It is set by the lakeside, offering unobstructed panoramic views of the spectacular Dubai skyline and the iconic Burj Khalifa.

This exceptional two-bedroom apartment is designed for unparalleled luxury living, emphasizing the beauty of the outdoors through minimalist yet sophisticated interiors with expansive open layouts engulfed by natural light, and floor-to ceiling windows that overlook the lush surrounding landscapes. The building’s beautiful interiors are executed in only the highest- quality materials and enhanced by contemporary designs, presented in a natural colour palette that exudes tranquility.

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DUBAI CREEK HARBOUR Townhouse CLIENT : EMAAR

Set on the waterfront along the Dubai Creek, the residential block will be 40-storey tall. The façade and other features have been framed to allow the flow of natural light and offer views of the surroundings. The apartments will feature floor-to-ceiling windows that allow the flow of natural light, as well as unrestricted views of the creek.

The client’s brief was a neutral colour palette, complimented by brushed brass details, statement lighting and Carrara marble.The luxury apartments will be adorned with sophisticated and artistic designs and mediums. The residences will be a blend of contemporary and local styles with spacious dining and living spaces.

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THE TWIN TOWERS Loft Apartment 2007 Area: 250m2

This loft was designed for a couple who are avid art collectors.

The furniture is minimal, a reflection of the art collection and the architecture. The furniture often recedes, letting the art be the focal point of the space. At the same time the austerity of the art and architecture is balanced by soft luxurious sofas and furnishings.

Clean, spare, sculptural space, bathed in the simplicity of light and defined by right lines. The living area is about 250 sq.m, the extra volume makes it feel even larger, which is important since it serves multiple functions - living, dining, cooking in the living room, two bedrooms, a big master bathroom, guest bathroom and a large hallway.

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MODERN FARMHOUSE Cottage, Kiev 2007 Area: 800sq.m

This project was one of several that I’ve designed in the National Park Zalissya 20 km northeast of Kiev. I wanted to give a contemporary twist on the typical traditional proportions of this style of architecture. The interiors were inspired by a sophisticated yet comfortable vibe. The mostly white interior gets contemporary contrast from dark elements. Lack of color evokes a clean, serene atmosphere. Dark brown adds depth to the neutral balance of taupe, tan and vanilla. Mixture of clean, contemporary lines, along with classical and traditional elements are forged to develop a style of comfort and elegance.

This project brings together vintage character with modem aesthetic framework.

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MODERN HERITAGE Apartment 2007 Area: 250sq.m

This modern apartment interior exudes a calm atmosphere, and styled to create a luxury feel. The marriage of vintage, antique, and modern pieces creatively express a meaningful space filled with style and urbane sophistication. Sleek, modern furnishings contrast with timeless, traditional shapes.

A large living area incorporates a long dining space and continuous kitchen with whire base colours and relaxing fixtures. The neutral colour scheme, earth tone textile and light wooden floor in the living space, combined with a unique glass wall and handmade shelves.

As we enter the apartment a mirror wall to the left contains a wardrobe. As we move further into the space this wall becomes part of the kitchen and living space, with aquarium on the front and additional kitchen storage concealed behind the panels.

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SEROVA STREET Apartment 2007 Total area: 150m2

I designed this apartment with the lifestyle of the client in mind, keeping the environment a neutral and flexible palette while taking the opportunity to cover each and every piece with a touch of Deco motifs. Light coloured walls create a sense of brightness, emphasised by using large swathes of mirror and metal details.

The concept was to create a space that is understated and chic on its own accord, while allowing important events and colourful memories to punctuate the space with new life and sensations each time. A well-done neutral room is one you can feel sophisticated in by yourself on a casual Sunday morning, but lends itself well to any variety of flowers, guests’ fashions and time of day.

WRITER’S RETREAT Private House 2012 Total area: 700m2

Helena is an acclaimed Russian novelist, busy wife and mother, who enjoys escaping into her fantasy world at every available opportunity.

The interior design was inspired by the Client’s passion for Modernism.

An eclectic interior weaves together traditional and modern forms.

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2011 - 2018

ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN

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Description Work is no longer a place that you go, but rather something that you do, and modern office environments are changing to reflect this different way of thinking. No longer will the workplace revolve around noisy, uniform and uninspiring floors, where misdirected breakout zones attempt to inspire conviviality. Modern offices will be providing ever more diverse types of spaces to facilitate different types of work. The influence of domestic interiors is now being seen very strongly in the office, as the importance of informal discussions, communication and collaboration grow.

Having worked at Gray Puksand, one of the leading Australian architectural firm specialising in commercial sector and globally recognised Aedas, I learned to understand that commercial workspaces need to continually evolve and adapt in order to reap the benefits of the new ways of working, and to compete successfully in the modern marketplace. It’s not a case of onesize-fits-all, but rather a careful consideration of each organisation, its people and their needs.

Tomorrow’s Open Work offices will put human wellbeing first, with advanced apps and AI able to gauge individual workers’ preferences to create the optimum working conditions for focus and productivity.

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COMMERCIAL projects Tools Revit, 3D Max, SketchUp, Adobe Suit Phase Concept to Construction

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JOHN HUNTER BUIDING Office CLIENT : Cor Val Partners

The brief was to transform the building’s existing lobby and street facade in order to promote the asset as an A-Grade premise. Aside from the existing travertine stone which continues to clad the perimiter lobby walls, the majority of the existing disparate interior elements were demolished to make way for the renewal.

Through the application of faceted timber forms to the walls and ceilings, tenants and clients are now quided through the space towards the lift core at the rear of the lobby through the implementation of intuitive way finding elements.

The organic shapes within the living wall contrast against geometric architectural forms, while the push of green within furniture items play against the high contrast palette.

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NEPTUN Business Centre CLIENT : Hines Global

Neptun office building is situated in Wrzeszcz – recently the most dynamically developing part of the city of Gdansk, being home to a great deal of commercial activity in Tri-City. The Neptun Office Center is the first such modern high-rise office building in Gdansk.

The building provides its tenants with 16,000 sqm of modern A-class space on 19 floors. The first floor houses an attractive reception hall and retail outlets, while the second floor will feature fully equipped conference rooms and a canteen.

The modern architecture combines glass, aluminum, and steel, providing the building with a uniquely elegant air.

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DEXUS New End of Trip Facility CLIENT : Dexus Property

Building the ‘concrete jungle’. Dexus Property Group wanted to offer tenants premium facilities with a sense of luxury.

We created a quirky, contemporary space that plays on the notion of the concrete jungle. The design features an illuminated jungle graphic that pops in contrast to the desaturated palette and subtle texturing on surfaces. Clean lines and simplicity of form allows functionality flow through the space.

The facility includes premium level amenities with two dedicated bike stores, new accessible facilities with tailored signage and wayfinding graphics.

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HSBC, GPT OFFICES CLIENT : GPT Group Owned and Managed by the GPT Group, 580 George Street, the HSBC Centre is located in the centre of Sydney’s most dynamic, vibrant and creative precincts.

Within, the open-plan office features dedicated desks and shared workstations at its centre with wraparound private rooms for teams and meetings. Bathed in natural light, the design is both functional and elegant with exposed industrial ceilings, rose gold details and warm wooden finishes.

Signature curved glass, polished concrete and exposed ceilings are inter-mixed with wooden and stone details. Team rooms and meeting rooms are internally located with dedicated desk hugging the windows and main area.

HSBC, EOT CLIENT : Dexus Property 100% demolition off general office space and replace with new 600m2 End of Trip facility, including 86 bike storage spaces, 16 showers and 276 lockers.

HSBC Centre includes 33 floors of commercial office space and three levels of retail linked by pedestrian underpass to Town Hall railway station.

The building accommodates approximately 3,000 occupants, many of whom who ride, walk and use public transport to commute to work.

580 George offers new state of the art end of trip facility, offering luxury and convenience. Now the location choice for many of technology titans, financial heavy weights and successful modern businesses

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2007 - 2017

MASTERPLANNING ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN

Description Retail remains the single largest private sector employer in the UK, but in the last 10 years we’ve seen an uge growth in online retailing and digital technology, and the knock-on effect on physical stores. Retail clients are increasingly being challenged to do far more with their stores in response to online options - there has to be a good reason to go out to go shopping.

Having a broad knowledge and experience in the retail sector from designing the Luxury Fashion Boutique Stores in Ukraine, medium Malls in Russia to one of the largest Shopping Centres in Australia, I came to realisation that “being good enough isn’t good enough”.

We need to create great stores with more personality. Everyone has to be more standout than they had been before, whether this is through the quality of service or a physical store environment’s ability to offer something different and surprising. It’s challenging clients to think about how to present their store.

It’s all about maximising the store experience. The retail world needs “stories not stores” Retailers and developers need to work hard, invest in their venues and provide shoppers with a reason to come into a shop.

RETAIL projects 27 Tools Revit, Cad, Hand Sketching, Adobe Phase Feasibility to Construction

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GATEWAY Shopping City CLIENT : Perron Investments

$80M redevelopment of Cockburn Gateway Shopping City has introduced a new fashion precinct, restaurants and a piazza in an activated Main Street development.

This interactive mall with unique features in the ceiling together with stunning pendant features from the first floor. Internally the public areas include natural sky lighting and specialist precincts with environmentally sensitive design principles utilized throughout. Special and themed dining and cafĂŠ experiences are provided to the Piazza zone, with protected and shaded areas for customers to enjoy the food experience.

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NARELLAN Shopping Centre CLIENT : Dartwest Developments

Upon entering the shopping centre, customers are met with wide walkways and multiple vertical connections providing a free flowing and pleasant experience of the space. The interiors are divided into precincts with expressive individual characteristics and identities that form part of the same family of finishes and elements, giving the centre a coherent language, as well as acting as an organic bleed between public and private realm.

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BEST COLLECTION Fashion boutique 2009 http://bestcollection.com.ua/

Best Collection fashionable boutique is located in the very center of Dnipro City.

Entering the store, the customer is immediately struck by the luxurious new vision of the fashion universe. The design concept intermixes 19th century exterior and modern interior.

The store’s main design component is a pipe-like aluminium construction that visually connects the two floors. The color theme is based on iron and copper mix combined with natural light and soft shaded background walls. Signature materials like deep glossy zebrano wood and black leather are dark in color, while the iconic travertine has a richer, warmer hue.

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HOSPITALITY projects Tools Hand sketching, 3D Max, Revit, Cad Phase Feasibility to Construction

2008 - 2019

FEASIBILITY STUDY ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN REBRANDING

Description My experience in Hospitality sector started in 2008 at John Seifert’s office, son of Richard Seifert best known for designing the Centre Point tower and Tower 42. I was lucky to work closely with John, who has completed over 100 major projects worldwide delivering truly world-quality design products. The list of clients icluded Hilton, Sofitel, Radisson, Regent Hotels & Resorts, Marriott and Sheraton. Since than my passion to the Hospitality projects have only increased.

Each project is very different and the hotel industry is an extremely competitive and everchanging market which means the owners are having to up their game and constantly renew their offering.

“A hotel is not just a place to sleep, but to engage in” Hotel interior design must take on the many demands of today’s customers and create spaces that are not only functional but awe-inspiring and memorable. My inspiration comes from all around me. I believe the element that makes a hotel unique and interesting is its location and sense of place. I try to make sure that the interior design in some way reflects the community around to create an instant connection.

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5*HOTEL KAMELIA CLIENT : Saraya Development Group

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Saraya Sochi was envisioned to be a cutting edge mixed-use resort that would welcome tourists, visitors as well as investors to the host city of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games. The development was designed as a series of inclusions into natural clearings within the heavily wooded site and included a high-end luxurious 5-star hotel and club-style apartments with the beach access and luxurious beach amenities.

The materials envisaged for the project were harmonious with the landscape. Natural stone and timber enhance the resort nature of the project and give the relaxed feel that a luxury 5star resort hotel demands.The recreated hotel building was intended to be reconstructed as it was with authentic materials and colours. Those colours and materials are used on the new parts of the building to unify the complex.

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DUBAI HARBOUR ISLAND CLIENT : EMAAR Located in Dubai Creek Harbour, one of the largest marinas in the Middle East, Dubai Creek Residences is elegantly created to offer unmatched views of the stunning bay and bustling marina. The project is inspired by modern marina lifestyle and sits only few minutes away from Dubai Creek Harbour Yacht Club and vibrant boulevard.

The project was viewed through that prism, taking into account what it means to be on that beautiful coastline. Weathered-wood accents, polished-concrete floors, and white-linen upholstery contribute to the relaxed, sophisticated vibe.

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Tools Revit, 3D Max, Adobe Suit Phase Feasibility studies to Completion

FEASIBILITY STUDY MASTERPLANNING ARCHITECTURE

2008 - 2019

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ARCHI tecture Description As an architectural designer I have worked alongside highly skilled professionals to implement several large scale and award winning residential, retail and mixed use developments.

I’ve played a key role in developing concept and detail design, presentation packages and construction documentation for various architectural projects and managed a few.

Being thorn between architecture and interior design I finally decided to follow my everlasting passion for the art of interior design. I love the process of working closely with both the client, as well as the design team to ensure that the client’s style and personality are reflective in the design. Every day, that I’m designing is enough motivation for me! I absolutely love what I’m graced to do and I never take this for granted.

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DUBAI CREEK HARBOUR CLIENT : EMAAR The Island District of Dubai Creek Harbour will be primarily a residential development consisting of upmarket residential units accompanied by private and public recreational facilities. Situated on the most north west section of the plan, the island, its residents and its visitors will benefit from unrivalled views over Dubai Creek and the Island’s world class marina, yacht club and waterfront facilities.

The plans of both the towers will be formed by splitting each tower into three sliding blocks. These sliding blocks are architecturally very dynamic and gesture towards the best waterfront views. The sliding block forms of the towers with their dramatic leading edges have been echoed in the podium landscape design and that of the waterfront duplex apartments. Spectacular penthouse apartments will be located at the top of each tower with panoramic views

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H I LT O N H O T E L Year

: 2008 - 2009

The 262-room Hilton Kyiv is a part of the residential complex H-Tower, which is located in the city center. Hilton Kyiv occupies 3-8 floors out of 26. It was opened in 2014 and offers two restaurants, two bars, a lobby lounge, a 1,300sq.m health spa with a swimming pool and 11 meeting rooms.

Client: Hilton

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Year

: 2102 - 2013

The $350 million expansion transforms the centre into a leisure destination. A magnificent and striking visual geometry and angular disposition define the centre. Internally, the main fashion mall delivers a refined and environmentally responsive aesthetic.

Client: Lendlease

DUBAI HARBOUR Year

: 2016 - 2017

Set to open in October 2020, Dubai Harbour will be an iconic, innovative and luxurious waterfront development, creating a world-class maritime facility with the biggest and most advanced cruise terminal and marina in the region.

Client: EMAAR

GREEN QUARTER Year

: 2014 - 2015

The Green Quarter is a residential and office complex that incorporates advanced technologies, located on the left bank of the Astana river is the first project in Kazakhstan that successfully passed the LEED certification.

Client: Samruk Kazyna / BI Group

NARELLAN MALL Year

: 2013 - 2014

The $200 million expansion of Narellan Town Centre in Sydney. The expansion doubled the centre’s floor space from 35,000m2 to 70,000m2. The completed additions make Narellan Town Centre the largest shopping centre in Australia.

Client: Dart West Developments

AL NASEEM Year

: 2015 - 2016

Al Naseem is an independent residential community spreading over 328,000 square meters. Project features 5 Star Hotel, Yacht Club, Leisure Club, 2 Mosques, Shopping Mall, Residential apartment blocks and 400 luxury villas.

Client: Diyar Al Muharraq

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Tools Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Phase Competition

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2009 - 2017

BRIEF DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT DESIGN PRESENTATION

Description Competition is integral to the architecture industry and has been for years. From my personal experience I can say that it forced me as an individual to push the boundaries of my creativity and has resulted in some incredible projects being created.

Throughout my whole career I used to participate in the architectural competions a lot. With companies like AEDAS and AHR I had a chance to explore passion to architecture and design in news ways and without the limits and constraints of a client or a supervisor. It was all about the idea.

Many architecture competitions were purely conceptual, and the winning designs have never actually constructed. But those with the strong and successful ideas were developed into something tangible at a later stage. Many of the projects I’ve been part of began their life in conceptual competitions and later became real life projects.

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KFCD MALL MASTERPLAN CLIENT : King Faisal Corniche Development $100-million project was to develop King Faisal Corniche into prime leisure spot for people in Bahrain, both residents and visitors alike. KFCD Mall will be first Shopping & Leisure destination of its kind in the Kingdom of Bahrain, with a unique seafront location stretching 1.5 km. strategically located in the heart of Manama, along King Faisal Road. The development brings a new concept to the Kingdom, with a design that gives the visitors an outdoor feeling while remaining indoors, protected from the heat by a ceiling that allows sunlight in. The project’s leasing space is around 40,000 sqm includes 130 stores, 50% are allocated for restaurants and cafes which will overlook Bahrain Bay. It also includes a large family entertainment area such as a special play hall, 10 cinemas, public parks, walkways and parking spaces. And the elliptical marina forms the focal point of the masterplan.

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SOHAR INTERNATIONAL BANK HQ CLIENT : Sohar International Bank The Design vision captures the dynamics of time and motion, expressing these in an elliptical form which has been inspired by the earth orbit around the sun to the delicate faรงade which considers Horology and the precision of a finely engineered watch and expresses the unstoppable influence of time.

STEVENAGE COUNCIL HUB CLIENT : Stevenage Borough Council The new Hub offers an opportunity to redefine the perception of public services within Stevenage. Whilst offering a high quality, landmark facility, it will also demonstrate the values and quality of services which a modern, ambitious town can offer its residents. There is a strong emphasis on transparency and ease of orientation with clearly identifiable entrances and cores. The front of the building contains a cafĂŠ and/or retail unit providing an active frontage and animation of the public square. This leads into the main ground floor foyer which provides direct access to the varied Council facilities. Natural light is brought down through the building via a compact internal atrium. This also accommodates a prominent staircase to the prominent first floor library.

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AMBASSADOR’S RESIDENCE CLIENT : Ministry of Foreign Affairs Kingdom of Saudi Arabia The design draws inspiration from the rectilinear forms and patterns of traditional Arabic courtyard buildings as well as the complex rectilinear forms prevalent in traditional Islamic design, this includes traditional courtyard based architecture, Masharbiya screens and Kufic script.

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3d design Tools Revit, 3D Max, SketchUp Phase Stage 0 to Stage 5

2006 - 2019

PUBLISHING LOGO DESIGN CORPORATE IDENTITY

Description I’ve been always curious and passionate about latest technology and innovation. For more than 7 years I’ve worked with BIM technology within the AEC industry in a variety of roles in Australia and UK. I’ve always been a strong advocate for BIM and implemented it across a wide range of client sectors including retail, residential, commercial, interior fit-outs and heritage.

I have worked with various teams at Buchan Group and AHR on the transitioning between Cad to Revit. I’ve contributed to improvements of Revit standards, templates, families, etc. I’m happy to be sharing valuable Digital implementation knowledge to ensure the team remains cutting-edge in innovation, to offer the latest technology to its clients.

Through BIM an interior designer can be involved with a project right from the initial sketches, BIM offering the ability to visualise space and make amendments to design from a project’s conception. Allowing for better project coordination and adaptability across the specifier chain. For a designer BIM also means minimal error. Clash detection and being able to test objects in the space prior to purchase reduces the risk of costly mistakes. BIM can also provide accurate and up to date numbers and measurements to further reduce the risk of mistakes.

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THE HARD INTERCHANGE CLIENT : Dartwest Developments The Portsmouth hard interchange is a multi-modal transport redevelopment, part of the ÂŁ1.8bn investment. The use of BIM meant over 100 individual repairs could be monitored throughout every stage with relevant photos and information attached. Work was approved from remote locations making it more efficient to complete.

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NARELLAN MASTERPLAN CLIENT : Dartwest Developments A high-quality architectural Revit model was developed for Narellan Town Centre $200 million redevelopment project. The challenge was to integrate models from the steelwork, facade and roofing contractors, which were working in various software platforms.

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THREE WATERS CLIENT : Mount Anvil

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Projects of today have become more complex. Implementing BIM facilitates project team collaboration; reducing errors, increasing cost predictability and improving understanding. Three Waters is a residential development offering 309 mixed-tenure studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes On this project, through nearly daily communication with contructors I’ve learned how to minimize risk with intelligent 3D modelling. I’ve delivered a number of packages such as Dry Lining, Partition plans, Fire & Acoustic strategies, Bathroom pods, Joinery & Finishes packages.

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AL NASEEM MALL CLIENT : Name Client Al Naseem is an independent residential community in Bahrain, spreading over 328,000 square meters. Project features 5 Star Hotel, Marina, which is designed to accommodate 100 boats, Yacht Club, Leisure Club, 2 Mosques, Shopping Mall, Residential apartment blocks and 400 luxury villas.

A high-quality and a very detailed architectural Revit model was developed for each element of the Al Naseem masterplan. The challenge was to design a 500m long an arc shaped parametric sloping towards marina roof structure.

The overall geometry of the Mall is radial and references shell geometry as well as directing focus onto the beach and beachfront promenade. The retail is arranged in two arcs. The inner arc is a two storey volume and opens out onto the beach.

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Tools Illustrator, Adobe Suit Phase Concept Design

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2014 - 2019

SIGNAGE WAYFINDING REBRANDING

Description I believe the ingration of Graphic Design in Architectural projects can transform a space and realise the true potential of a design concept with maximum impact.

I was engaged in redesigning the signage and Wayfinding for the Roselands Mall, a large shopping centre in Sydney, NSW. Developed signage and wayfinding package for DFO outlet mall in Homebush, NSW. The project included upgrading the existing shopping areas as well as the next stage of redevelopment comprising of new shopping malls and a fresh food and dining precinct.

Wayfinding was also a significant part of workplace projects as well as End of Trip Facilities (Dexus, HSBC)

DEXUS END OF TRIP CLIENT : Dexus Property Group

Building the ‘concrete jungle’. The facility includes premium level amenities with two dedicated bike stores, new accessible facilities with tailored signage and wayfinding graphics for cyclist facilities and car parking levels.Clean lines and simplicity of form allows functionality flow through the space.

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ROSELANDS SHOPPING CENTRE CLIENT : Vicinity Centres Updated wayfinding and signage throughout the site to reflect current $90m upgrades to Roselands Shopping Centre and new tenants. Updates include business identification wayfinding and carpark identification.

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Additional Tools Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator Phase Concept Design

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2006 - 2019

SITE SURVEY SPACE PLANNING PRESENTATION

Description The design process for architectural interiors involves a series of phases, each of which may call for drawings. At the outset, these may include programming, schematic, preliminary, and design development drawings. Such presentation drawings are created to convey program elements, spatial relationships, materials, color schemes, furnishings, and equipment, as necessary to set the design concept for an interior.

One of the most valuable aspects of interior design sketching is that it makes teamwork so easy. Good communication in an interior design office, is crucial. Sketching the designs makes it super easy to explain your thoughts to others. Doesn’t matter if you are interior designing an office or a private home. And contrary to describing something with words, sketching doesn’t miscommunicate. Everything is clear when you sketch, talk with the pensil!

Interior design sketching is the only way to create truly original and creative designs. Drawing is shaping ideas into the right forms and proportions. My favorite technics are: quick drafts on the go, pen sketches on tracing paper & colouring and shading that usually done with markers or watercolours.

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NARELLAN MALL CLIENT : Dartwest Developments

Concept design for the $200 million expansion of Narellan Town Centre in Sydney.

The design narrative was to create a heart for Narellan that emphasised pedestrian connectivity to the elevated shopping precinct. Upon entering the shopping centre, customers are met with wide walkways and multiple vertical connections providing a free flowing and pleasant experience of the space. The interiors are divided into precincts with expressive individual characteristics and identities that form part of the same family of finishes and elements, giving the centre a coherent language, as well as acting as an organic bleed between public and private realm.The resulting design effect is both aesthetically and functionally inviting, transforming what was a retail centre in a predominantly industrial zone into an engaging community heart.

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REGENT HOTEL KIEV CLIENT : Regent Hotels & Resorts Concept design and initial ideas and sketches for Lobby bar and Recepton of the Regent Hotel in Kiev. The project foresees a 260-room hotel. Award-winning restaurants and bar, a large fitness centre and diverse meeting facilities complete the picture. Total area: 50,000 sq.m. Year: 2009

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WET&WILD WATER PARK CLIENT : Village Roadshow Sydney’s $130M Wet’n’Wild water playground developed on a 25 ha site in NSW. Highlights include one of the world’s largest man-made beaches and Australia’s first ‘surfable’ wave pool. I was involved in master-planning, architecture, interior design, graphics and signage components for the project.

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REGENT HOTEL CLIENT : Regent Hotels & Resorts Concept design and initial ideas and sketches for the Regent Hotel in Kiev. The project foresees a 260-room hotel, featuring a large fitness centre, luxury spa and sauna, award-winning restaurants and bar, and diverse meeting facilities to complete the picture.

Ground Floor layout. Total project area: 50,000 sq.m. Year: 2009

NEPTUN TOWER CLIENT : Hines Global Office Tower Competition for Hines. The ground floor houses an attractive reception hall and retail outlets, while the second floor will feature fully equipped conference rooms and a canteen.

Ground floor lobby and reception sketch. Year: 2010

5*HOTEL KAMELIA CLIENT : Saraya Development Group Saraya Sochi was envisioned to be a cutting edge mixed-use resort that would welcome tourists, visitors as well as investors to the host city of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games. The development was designed as a series of inclusions into natural clearings within the heavily wooded site and included a high-end luxurious 5-star hotel and club-style apartments with the beach access and luxurious beach amenities.

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TECHNICAL drawings Tools Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Phase Stage 3-5

2007 - 2019

TENDER DOCUMENTATION DESIGN DEVELOPMENT GUIDE TO CONSTRUCTION

Description Following the design intent stage construction drawings are produced. Construction drawings or working drawings, are graphic representations that communicate how to construct, remodel, or install a project. Construction drawings involve considerable time and attention to detail. On average over 50 percent of a project fee might be allocated to preparing construction drawings and the related specifications. This attests to the importance of construction drawings in the overall process of designing and constructing environments.

Interior designers are taking an increasing role in coordinating interior projects and for producing construction drawings. Interior design and construction requires some unique types of drawing, such as designation of materials, interior elevations, floor plans, wall sections, furniture installation plans, fixtures & fittings specs, reflected ceiling & electricalplans, joinery sections & details, finishes junction details, and various schedules and specifications.

Construction drawings visually communicate the design and the information required to bring it into reality to everyone who is involved in the building process. It is important that these are consistent with industry standards and their precise meaning is clear and can be understood

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PANDOR A OFFICE CLIENT : Aust Equity Properties 1,500sq.m of a new workspace area for Pandora Jewelry Head Office, Belrose NSW. Aproject programme was very tight, with only three and a half weeks between developing an interior design concept and preparing mood boards to construction documentation. This lead to minimising the construction documentation to its bare minimum. But having a clear concept in mind and a great team of contractors and builders behind our backs we’ve managed to deliver every required drawing on time.

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DAVID LAWRENCE STORE CLIENT : David Lawrence David Lawrence fashion brand went under a transformation on the design intent going forward for its new stores and planned refurbishment of key stores. The new design has taken inspiration from overseas and to create a new premium experience for their customers. The design incorporates a clean simplicity, premium finishes of high polished stainless metal joinery, tinted glass and fabric inset panelling, timber veneer finished joinery and fabric lined walls. The flooring incorporates a unique ceramic tiled pattern of muted main body tile with imported Italian timber look ceramics which also feature as a specialty to the wall joinery. Specialty inset lighting channels also assist with the clean simplistic approached to look of the store. The new design was created in conjunction with the David Lawrence Creative Director and Exec team. The fitout and joinery be Krueger’s shopfitters Melbourne. The lighting design by Ambience Lighting Melbourne.

“For a house to be successful, the objects in it must communicate with one another, respond and balance one another.� w w w. s a z o n y. c o m