Interior design Portfolio selected works

INTERIOR DESIGN

PORTFOLIO

SELECTED WORKS

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DATE OF BIRTH: 01/17/1999

CONTACT

NATIONALITY Mongolia

LOCATION Budapest, Hungary

TEL +36202580330

EMAIL urnaakhan23@gmail.com

INSTAGRAM @urnaakhan

BEHANCE Uranchimeg Davaatogtokh

EDUCATION

2021 - 2023 University of Pecs, Hungary

Faculty of Engineering and infromation Technology

Interior and Spatial Design - Master’s degree

2016 - 2020 University of Science and Technology, Mongolia

Bachelor of Interior designer

2006 - 2016 13th high school

Secondary education

WORK EXPERIENCE

2018 - 2019 IDART LLC - Interior design company

Intern - Interior designer

2019 - 2021 IDART LLC - Interior design company

Interior designer

2023

July - October

Aspire Home - Construction company

Interior designer

SOFTWARE SKILLS

MS Office Word | Powerpoint | Excel

Adobe CC Photoshop | Illustrator | InDesign

Rendering Corona | Lumion | Vray

2D AutoCAD | ArchiCAD

3D 3DSMax | Sketchup | Revit

COMPETITIONS

2019 Second Prize Winner

Mongolian University of Science of Technology

Student Research Conference

Concert hall interior redesign

2023

BEE BREEDERS Architectural Competion

Museum of Emotions

LANGUAGE Native Mongolian

Hungarian

INTERESTS

Drawing Photography Movies

Travelling

RECENT WORKS

Location: Budapest, Hungary

Year: 2023

During my 3-month internship at Aspire Home in Budapest, a reputable construction supplier, I enhanced my technical knowledge and understanding of materials crucial to interior design. This was achieved through working with top contracting firms, including Bagnara, Vaselli, Italiana Parquet, Little Greene, Gessi, CEA, Xinnix, ADL, Marazzi and others. This involved careful choice, covering everything from small items like sinks, door handles, and frames to larger elements like wall panels and furniture. My duties included making detailed drawings, creating complete lists of materials and furniture, and improving my ability to accurately estimate waste. Using my extensive experience, I improved my skills in creating economical and effective designs that meet the budget requirements of clients while still delivering high quality. I aim to produce realistic renderings based on this knowledge, ensuring that my designs are closely aligned with the client's vision.

3D VISUALIZATIONS

Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Year: 2020

During my 3dsmax and Lumion learning process, I created several 3D renderings showcasing my work.

The project's objective was to design comfortable houses in a serene, wooded location for families. I intended to build two homes, one for myself and my siblings, and the other for our parents to enjoy the peaceful environment they love.

MUSEUM OF EMOTIONS

Location: Pécs, Hungary

Year: 2023

Bee breeders competition - “Museum of emotions” silent competition - 3D Visualization

ATMOR - OFFICE ROOM

Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Year: 2020

This office project is one of my projects while working as an interior designer in Mongolia. One of the main obstacles I faced was that the building in which the office was located was originally an industrial building.

Despite this challenge, I was able to successfully transform the space into a functional and aesthetically pleasing office environment. Through the use of creative design elements and innovative solutions, we were able to overcome the limitations posed by the building's industrial origins and create a space that truly met the needs of our client.

1 - Meeting room

2 - Office entrance

3 - Office room

4 - Kitchen

APARTMENT INTERIOR DESIGN

Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Year: 2021

This apartment interior design is one of the projects I completed while working as an interior designer in Mongolia. The apartment is located in Ulaanbaatar city and features several functional areas on the first floor, including a living room, entertainment room, dining room, and kitchen. The design concept was to create a luxurious, modern apartment that seam lessly integrates these functional areas into a cohesive and visually stunning space.

UNIVERSITY OF PÉCS MUSEUM

Location: Pécs, Hungary

Year: 2022

In collaboration with: Pyntamezhan Saravanan , Adiya Zsunussova

Contemporary museum that integrates modern technologies while preserving the historical setting and value. The primary goal of the museum is to educate visitors about the rich history of the university.

To achieve this, we utilized three key methods: showcasing objects and artifacts that belong to the university, displaying literature such as letters and manuscripts, and implementing digital interactions for visitors. By utilizing these three methods, we were able to improve the visitor experience by providing engaging and interactive content that aligns with their interests.

Target Audience

Hungary Pecs

Museum

Visualization of Law and Economy room. The one of the design briefs was providing a seating area for pedagogy.

1 - Historic room

2 - Faculty of Law and Economy

3 - Faculty of Medical science

4 - Faculty of Humanity, Science and Art

5 - Faculty of Engineering

6 - Corridor

Materials

Acoustic panel

Visualization of Faculty of Law and Economy room

Visualization of Historic room

Entrance

Historic Room

Law and Economy Faculty Room

Faculty of Medical Room

Humanity, Natural science and Art

Visualization of Faculty of Medical Science room

Visualization of Faculty of Humanity, Natural Science and Art room

WINERY DESIGN

Location : Pécs, Hungary

Year: 2022

The Research Institute of Viticulture and Enology at PTE collaborated with students and lecturers of the MA Interior Design course at PTE MIK to design a Wine Shop at Pázmány Péter u. The goal was to create a contemporary store that fulfills the design requirements and needs, while reflecting the image of PTE and SZBK and adding fresh, modern ideas to the interior design.

To achieve this goal, the main concept was to combine old and new materials in the design. The use of old materials aimed to emphasize the winery's long-standing history, while the integration of modern materials represented innovation and modernity. By blending traditional and modern elements, the team sought to create a unique space that effectively supports the store's function.

Recycled barrel pieces

Steel

This piece of furniture is designed to blend traditional and modern elements. The table top is made from a reused wine barrel, showcasing its natural beauty and rich history, while the flexible steel legs add a contemporary touch to the piece.

The flexibility of the design allows for ample space around the large, recycled wine barrel tasting table at the center of the shop, making it easy to assist customers, host events, and conduct tastings. Additionally, all of the room's walls are finished with white and grey plaster.

NIGHT BIRD - TABLE LAMP, DECORATION

Location: Pécs, Hungary

Year: 2021

During the first semester of my master's program, I had the pleasure of creating a unique wooden table lamp design as part of the furniture and product design course. This versatile lamp not only functions as a stylish room decoration but also doubles as a pen holder, providing added practicality.

Inspired by the shapes of a bird and a capsule, the lamp's design is both playful and functional. With the guidance and support of my teacher, I was able to bring my vision to life.

To start the process, I created sketches and a paper model to demonstrate how the lamp would work. From there, we began the process of creating the final product, using high-quality materials and precise craftsmanship to bring my design to life.

MONGOLIAN CONSERVATORY - CONCERT HALL /ACOUSTIC DESIGN/

Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Year: 2018

In collaboration with: Khosbayar Munkhtur, Od-Erdene Baatarsuren

The Mongolian Conservatory is the first professional art education institution in our country. Its concert hall is used by middle and elementary school music students for rehearsals and performances. To improve the learning environment, this project aimed to redesign the old concert hall with appropriate acoustic design to provide optimal sound quality for music rehearsals and performances.

The back of the stage has been arched to ensure uniform sound distribution, while from the auditorium, the stage area has been reduced to create an illusion of more space. Additionally, an end stage type without a curtain has been implemented to provide a modern and minimalist look.