Vivian Mavrogianni - Architect ARB - Portfolio 2019

ARCHITECT Part 3,ARB SELECTED WORKS PROFESSIONAL & ACADEMIC

VIVIAN M AV R O G I A N N I

v i v. ma v rog @g m a il.co m + 4 4 ( 0 ) 7 73 2 9 68063 Hatherley Grove,W2, London 03.12.1989 in Patras, Greece

V I V I A N M AV RO G I A N N I Architect (ARB Registed since Dec 2018 - Reg. No. 092891G)

UK WORK E XPE R IE N CE T R E L L IK DE S I GN S T U D I O P R O J E C T A R C H I T E C T London, UK April 2019 - Present

HOSPITALITY & RETAIL Humble Grape Canary Wharf, wine store and bar - Completed Value £320K. Riba stages 1-6: Run the whole project from concept to completion.

PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL Edenham House (Grade 2 listed) refurbishment - Ongoing Prades Villa refurbishment - Ongoing Devonport House extension - Ongoing

P. J OSEP H S T U D I O A R C H I T E C T London, UK June 2018 - April 2019

HIGH END PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL Donhead House (Grade 2 listed) - Ongoing Value £ 7M. Riba stages 3-5: Worked on design development, coordination and detailing of a 1600 m2, Grade 2 listed country house restoration for one of the practices most prestigious clients.

T R E L L IK DE S I GN S T U D I O A R C H I T E C T U R A L A S S I S T A N T P A R T - I I London, UK Jan 2017 - June 2018

HOSPITALITY & RETAIL Humble Grape Liverpool Street, wine store & bar - Completed Value £150K. Riba stages 1-6: Run the whole project from concept to completion, under the director’s supervision.

Humble Grape Islington, wine store and bar - Completed Value £200K. Riba stages 2-6: Run the project from tender stage to completion, under the director’s supervision. Run weekly site meetings and dealt directly with contractor and client queries.

Sophie’s Soho & Jack Solomon’s, bar&restaurant - Completed Riba stages 3-6: In charge of visualization (hand sketches & 3D model). Involved in sketch scheme stage and drawing production for planning applications and construction. Assisted in materials and products sourcing.

Popup! Paris, bar - Completed Riba stages 1-3: Concept design and presentation visuals.

Production of tender drawings and finishes specifications.

PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL Leighton House (Grade 2 listed) extension & refurb - Completed Value £ 500K. Riba stages 5-6: Design development, site inspections, coordination and product and materials sourcing in the final stages of construction.

Clifford Gardens House extension & refurb - Completed Value £ 200K. Riba stages 5-6: Design development, site inspections, coordination and product and materials sourcing in the final stages of construction.

Chesterton House refurbishment - Completed Riba stages 1-3: Concept design, planning application drawings and design development to tender drawings. 3D model. Product and materials sourcing.

Kingsley House extension & refurb - Ongoing Riba stages 1-2: Concept design of extension & client presentation INSTALLATION Monkey Playground Pete the Monkey Festival 2018 Normandy, Completed

GR WOR K E XPE R IE N CE SELF EMPLOYED DESIGNER Athens, GR Jan 2016 - May 2016

En Athinas, cafe + bakery Measured survey, concept design and FF&E for renovation.

KK TEC HNIKAT EN GINEERIN G ASSIS TANT Patras, GR Sep 2014 - Nov 2015

In charge of the asphalt manufacturing plant office and supervisor of 2 interns.

Involved in accounting, scheduling, deliveries, site supervision, drawings for technical reports and public biding process for construction projects.

S TEEL CORE ARC HITECTURAL ASSIS TANT Patras, GR Mar 2013 - Jun 2014

Abbey Kitchen Bar Completed May 2013 Designed and delivered the renovation project from start to finish.

Worked on a variety of commercial and residential projects, producing, coordinating and checking specifications, drawings, and other documents, compiling presentations, attending client meetings and site visits.

DTO INTERN Patras, GR Apr 2012 - Jun 2012

Panachaiki FC’s Training Center In charge of the physical model & presentation material. Presented the model in the press conference offering valuable insight about the project details.

ED UC ATION U N I V E R S I T Y O F PAT R A S D I P LO M A I N A RC H I T E C T U R E Patras, GR Graduated Dec 2015

2:1 5 year degree

SK I LL S D R AFT I N G Vectorworks Autocad SketchUp

V IS UA L IZ AT I ON MED I A Hand sketching

Adobe Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator SketchUp & V-ray Model construction & handcrafting

CO N S TRUCT I ON SI T E Measured Surveys

Site Supervision Chairing Site Meetings Site Minutes & Agenda Planning Application Drawings & Design and Access Statements

S TATU TO RY AU T H OR I T I ES Liaised with Building Control, Historic England, Health & Safety, etc Greek (native)

L AN GUAG ES English (fluent)

BROWNFIELD MASTERPLAN / RESIDENTIAL STUDIO PROJECT UNIVERSIT Y OF PATRAS 2014

Location / Site 1km long brownfield area in Patra’s coast, surrounded by newly constructed roads and the city’s port. The once thriving factories of textile, alcohol, timber and paper industry are now in a state of decay.

Proposal The proposal is a complete redevelopment of the postindustrial, 1km long brownfield area, into a large scale residential complex and a park that will provide a much needed public space in the area.

The residential building is reminiscent of a Wall that fortifies the city from the contrasting forces of the site.

The sea reclaims what was once hers, breaking the existing coastline and flooding the abandoned industrial buildings, connected with platforms and bridges into a leisure park.

An elongated pier protrudes into the water, doubling as a marina.

C r i t i c A. Spanomaridis

Mas t erplan Evolution of the masterplan based on the site analysis and research. Key ideas to work with where the mirroring created by the reflection of the man-made structures in the sea and the pressure from the infrastructures around the site (road arteries and new port).

La yout The idea of mirroring is further explored in the layout of the housing units. The core horizontally is the apartment interior. On the east side with views to the city and the mountain, is the circulation with perforated metal floor corridors to allow light and air to flow. It’s positioned half a floor lower than the apartment level, to allow for privacy. On the west side with views to the sea is the exterior space of the apartments, with balconies. Windows on both sides allow for ventilation and unobstructed views.

NYMPHAION MEMORIES OF THE SACRED PUBLIC SPACE/MONUMENT DIPLOMA PROJECT UNIVERSIT Y OF PATRAS 2015

Location / Site Patras, Greece Courtyard of St Andrew’s Cathedral and the nearby old church of St Andrew in Patra’s coast (a place of pilgrimage for Christians all over the world) built upon the ancient temple and oracle of Demetra.

Proposal A new public place of gathering and learning, which traces the foundations and the history of all the past and present buildings on the site, such as remains of the ancient temple of Demetra, and her holy well that is still used by Christians, roman baths, monasteries, cathedrals, schools and towers.

The structure idealises the duality of absence and presence; it is a building that is constructed but also buried. Resembling an archaeological find, a cross section, it is a spatial embodiment of the katabasis, a descent either to the city’s layers over the centuries or to the personal history of oneself. At the center of the structure, on it’s deepest point, the pond, formed from the water of the holy well, marks the climax of the procession.

C r i t i c A. Spanomaridis

Geometry The 87x15m structure is conforming to a strict 3x3 grid and its subdivisions that dictates the position and height of walls, arcs and steps.

To p o g r a p hy & H i s t o r y The history of the site and it’s different uses throughout the centuries and under different rulers, was throroughly investigated through various books and interviews with archaelogists.

A timeline of the buildings that existed, their relationship with the expanding (or receeding) city of Patras, and their essence captured in collages, was designed to portray the complexity of the site and the necessity to dig inwards to create a new urban placemaking.

MEMORY L ANE URBAN INTERVENTION STUDIO PROJECT UNIVERSIT Y OF PATRAS 2014

Brief The fastest way to reach the port from the city’s castle is through a straight line. This proposal is combining segments of various routes in a zig-zag line, with 6 strategic interventions in the cityscape, in an attempt to recognise and document fleeting images of the city’s stories, and those of it’s inhabitants.

C r i t i c A. Spanomaridis

Urban Inter vent ions Collage of the 6 interventions, documenting their nature 1. Ex Municipal Hospital New openings like fractures on the listed building fabric of Patras Cultural Centre and exhibition space, to create a new relationship with the city to frame views of the surroundings.

2. Agiou Nikolaou Stairs Viewing platform on the side of the grand staircase which connects Old city centre (castle) with the new city centre (main square and old port).

3. Vlatero neighbourhood New steps and public gathering spaces formed on the cliff, cutting through the stepped private courtyards of the medieval neighborhoud.

4. Kanakari Street Vacant/unused spaces behind the apartment blocks which can be accessed from the high street through narrow alleyways are repurposed as gathering spaces for the youth.

5. King George A’ Square Raised walkway acting as centre stage cutting through the main public square, opposite the listed theater.

6. Molos, Old port’s pier Landmark by the pier, with new floating piers, enhancing the elongated nature.

Section Long section through the road connecting the castle & port

SNFCC VISITORS CENTER TEMPORARY PAVILION COMPETITION ENTRY 2013

Location SNFCC construction Kallithea, Athens, Greece

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Brief Competition entry for the design of a temporary Visitor’s Center of the SNFCC construction site, which would remain in operation until the scheduled completion of SNFCC and would also serve as an exhibition and events venue.

Site 300m2 total floor area, located on the Esplanade above SNFCC construction site.

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Proposal Situated on the Esplanade, the temporary Visitors Center overlooks the construction site of the SNFCC complex, that upon completion will house the Greek National Library, Opera, and a 210,000sq.m Park. The Visitors Center offers the public the opportunity to see the worksite up close and learn about the technical details of the construction and the project, as well as the SNFCC’s mission.

At the same time, it offers a snapshot of what is to come at the SNFCC, through exhibitions and activities for both adults and children.

The steel framed pavilion is constructed primarily from H sections and square hollow tubes. The goal was to accentuate the notion of temporality and allow the building to float above the ground plane, leaving as much of the esplanade intact as possible.

The axes of the esplanade and the orientation to the site dictate the design. The angular contortion introduces two triangular semienclosed outdoor spaces that act as an intermediary between interior and exterior on the pavilion’s long sides. On the esplanade side, the fragmented trapezoidal clad façade folds inwards and invites to enter the building, referencing a slit on the construction site fences.

On the other hand, the rear façade opens entirely at the construction site, through floor to ceiling glass panels and door and the triangular balcony.

Inside the space is experienced as a sequence of different sensory activities, dedicated to each of the SNFCC’s buildings, on a peripheral route circling the main rectangular area that connects them, the ‘Agora’. The fluid movement of the visitor through the building enhances the learning experience.

DONHEAD HOUSE HIGH END RESIDENTIAL GRADE 2 LISTED BUIDING P. JOSEPH VALUE ÂŁ 7M - ONGOING

Location / Site Donhead St Andrew, Whiltshire 1600m2 Grade 2 listed country house spanning over 5 storeys (including basement and attic).

Originally built in early 18th century as the village rectory, it has since undergone multiple conversions and extensions to house a hospital, a kindergarden, Brewer’s Society training centre and private dwelling.

Brief Extensive restoration of a 1600m2 Grade II listed building to become a home that functions for a social and modern family life.

Main Contractor Ken Biggs.

My role Design development, tender drawings, detailing, coordination, site supervision.

Challenges The disconnection between the south front and back of house (which is half a level lower), makes for a labyrintine circulation and no clear main staircase to connect all levels. The beauty of each architectural period is marred by the imposition of another crashing into it or layered on top. The intention is to conserve and and enhance the historic fabric while bringing new order through careful intervention and extension.

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DONHEAD HOUSE GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT

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G26 HOUSE OFFICE

G23 BUTLERS PANTRY

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SCALE: 1:100 @ A3

DWG: 102

DATE: 18.02.19

CLIENT STATUS: A

REV: E

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G27 BOOT ROOM G20 NORTH ENTRANCE

G14 THE GREAT ROOM

G25 BACK HALL

G19 POWDER ROOM

G03 DINING ROOM

G16 LINEN G15 BACK STAIR

G17 PASSAGE

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DONHEAD HOUSE BASEMENT LAYOUT SCALE: 1:100 @ A3

DWG: 101

DATE: 18.02.19

CLIENT STATUS: A

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DONHEAD HOUSE SECOND FLOOR LAYOUT

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SCALE: 1:100 @ A3

DWG: 104

DATE: 18.02.19

CLIENT STATUS: A

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DONHEAD HOUSE FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT

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SCALE: 1:100 @ A3

DWG: 103

DATE: 18.02.19

CLIENT STATUS: A

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Chef ’s Kitc hen & Larder The Chef’s kitchen is re-imagined as having once been the engine room of the C18th Queen Anne House, before the multiple conversions and extentions.

The new interior walls and the architecture elements are conceived as in-keeping and designed rigorously with respect to correct proportion and detail. The classic utility aesthetic calls for simple utalitarian finishes, such as white glazed brick walls and flagstone floors and steps, which are set out to form arched openings and vaulted ceilings.

01 Plan - Chef's Kitchen & Larder

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Donhead House DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

CHEF'S KITCHEN GLAZED BRICKS Sep 2017 & PIZZA OVEN

Donhead House DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

CHEF'S KITCHEN GLAZED BRICKS Sep 2017 & PIZZA OVEN -

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DATE: 13.11.18

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Secondary Staircase The original secondary staircase of the house, constructed in early C20th, connected only the South enfilade rooms of the Ground and First Floor with the landings and hallways behind them which sit half a level lower.

The flights and landings are relocated and redesigned in order to connect all the levels up to the Second Floor guest bedrooms and to restore the vaulted ceiling of the hallway traversing the ground floor east to west ground. In order to make the First Floor landing wide and inhabited, (more of a library room than a hallway), a wall is demolished and a second skin of crisp and contemporary floor to ceiling bookshelves are wrapped around the walls. Armchairs and coffee tables provide another spot in the house to take up residency with a book on an inclement day.

Painted plaster or panelled reveal? What has been agreed considering the underside of the reveal is panelled?

Bead detail on stringer as per existing. If not, Biggs to advise on profile.

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Bullnose step to extend Bullnose up to step to extend up to the edge of the joinery. the edge of the joinery.

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HUMBLE GRAPE LIVERPOOL STR.

RETAIL / HOSPITALIT Y TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO VALUE £150K - COMPLETED

Location / Site 8 Devonshire Row, London 80m2 ground floor & basement unit with a Grade 2 listed 16th century brick wall at the rear of the basement, once part of Fisher’s Folly, a Tudor-era mansion.

Brief Interior fit out of a 45-cover wine bar with an open kitchen for lunch, post-work drinks, dinner, and wine tasting events, offering over 400 labels to drink in or take home. Client asked for layout flexibility, storage, combined retail and seating area and furniture made from reclaimed winemaking materials.

Main Contractor HMT Building Services My role Run the whole project from concept to completion under the director’s supervision.

Challenges Thinking out of the box in order to maximise the covers and the storage area and fit a small kitchen.

Liaising with Planning officers and English Heritage to identify the extent of the building that is Grade 2 listed.

Detailed survey exposed water ingress and defective steels in the back of house area vaults.

New structural columns, pad foundations and beams were constructed and the layout was reconfigured to allow for 2no toilets, access & maintenance of services and storage space.

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Client: HUMBLE GRAPE LTD

HUMBLE GRAPE DEVONSHIRE

Date Created: JULY 2017

Drawing Title: PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Project: HUMBLE GRAPE DEVONSHIRE Drawing Title: PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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PROPOSED BASEMENT PLAN Scale: SCALE 1:50 1:50 @ A3

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GF - Bar & Retail Area Combining different functions (shopfront, retail, dining, bar, commercial kitchen) in just the 35m2 of the ground floor, while letting the space look inviting and not crumped from the street, proved quite a challenge.

Being constrained by the existing fabric of the building, the bar & kitchen area were pushed at the rear, and used the existing brick column to separate them visually.

Either side of the wall was lined with bespoke mild steel and cork retail shelves, with seating nooks. The chimney breast was utilised as the “winemakers’ wall” where photos and stories about the winemakers are exhibited. In order to create an inviting shopfront and maximize seating, we designed a high table with cork top and wine bottle display below, and a hanging lighting & bottle display unit above.

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UPHOLSTERED BACK PAD FITTED ON WALL. TOP OF BACK PAD TO BE IN LINE WITH TOP OF CORK SHELF. FABRIC: OSBORNE&LITTLE NCF4044-07

RETAIL DISPLAY - ELEVATION SCALE 1:20 @ A3

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50 MM THICK RESIN CORK BOARDS TO SIT ON TOP OF BLACK METAL PLATE WELDED INTO THE MILD STEEL FRAME FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT CONTRACTOR TO BUILD NEW STUD WALL NICHE TO FRAME AND DIVIDE RETAIL SHELVES AND BARFRONT SHELVES WITHIN THE NICHE ON THE BAR SIDE

Basement - Dining Materiality and texture is the main focus of the design of the basement area, to bring in warmth and comfort despite the low ceiling and the lack of natural lighting.

Bespoke CNC cut fluted MDF wall lining, hand brushed is lining all the walls, doors and cupboards, leaving exposed only the Grade 2 listed C16th Tudor brick wall at the rear of the basement.

HUMBLE GRAPE ISLINGTON

RETAIL / HOSPITALIT Y TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO VALUE £200K - COMPLETED

Location / Site 11-13 Theberton Street, London 200m2 ground floor & basement unit.

Brief Interior fit-out of a 65-cover neighbourhood wine bar and wine shop offering over 400 artisan wines to drink in or take away. Guided by the existing fabric of the building we created three distinct areas: a retail area, a bar and a light and airy dining area with a coservatory feel under a rooflight.

Main Conctractor HMT Building Services LTD My role Run the project from tender to completion under director’s supervision.

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Retail Area The first space one encounters as they walk in, the retail area is designed to immerse the customer to the full variety of wine offered in store. The mild steel and cork wine display lines up all 3 walls, leaving openings to the bar area and the dining area, incorporating the cashier desk and wine fridge into the design. Sustainability and wine making tradition has infused the design (multiple uses of cork, winemaker’s display wall, menu from recycled crushed grapes).

The shopfront table/display with cork top allows for wine tasting.

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M E TA L FR A M E CO R K S H E L F

HANDMADE WINE LABELS

Bar Area Adjascent to the retail area and seperated by a shelving unit which doubles as a seating bench, the bar area has views to the outside and to the lower conservatory dining area at the back though openings in the wall. The main focus is the bar with green Bijmat tiles, and reclaimed timber top, and the shopfront hanging bottle display, with mild steel frame and cork.

Dining Area At the back, a few steps lower than the main space, one walks into the conservatory style dining area. Attention is drawn to the full length green banquette against the rear wall, underneath the rooflight. The material palette accentuates the conservatory feeling with concrete floor tiles, whitewashed T&G wall cladding, exposed skim plastered walls, to bring a raw an earthy feel, rattan chairs and hanging plants.

DINING UNDER SK YLIGHT

Humble Grape - Islington - Moodboard

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F LO O R CEMENT TILES

casa tiles - marrakech design the tiles enforce the feeling o f c o n s e r v at o r y

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SOPHIE’S SOHO & JACK SOLOMONS HOSPITALIT Y TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO COMPLETED 2017

Location / Site 42-44 Great Windmill Street, London 1,500m2 ground floor and basement unit, previously used as a Moulin Rouge Cinema and a boxing gym.

Brief Bar with an internal terrace, Steakhouse with a fire dome cooking area, and Kiosk for takeaway and a secret entrance for the Jack Solomon’s speakeasy bar on the basement with a boxing gym, as a tribute to the site’s history. The vast space was stripped back to expose it’s original features as an old cinema, such as the original concrete ribbed ceiling and layers of bricks and patching on the walls. Two large rooflights were inserted to the rear side of both bar and restaurant space to bring natural light.

Main Contractor Tekne My role Visualization (hand sketches & 3D model) Planning Application drawings of roof plan and shopfront RCP drawings during construction stage for coordination with main contractor, M&E & lighting designer Joinery drawings (waiter stations) Contributed in the developement of the concept design (fire pit, bar screen, signage) Assisted in materials & products sourcing

Shopfront & terrace Shopfront is tiled in bespoke glazed lava tiles with bespoke illuminated signage paying a tribute to the site’s history as a cinema.

The terrace floor internally is lined with reclaimed brick slips and an array of plants in wall-hung terracotta pots.

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Fire-dome cooking area After a client’s trip to Argentina, where they were introduced to ‘Asador Criollo’ on the open fire pit, the idea of creating a fire dome cooking area in the middle of the restaurant started materialising. Taking centre stage in the raised floor restaurant area, it’s creating a warm glow reminiscent of a camp fire and bringing food theater to the spatial experience.

Various forms and finishes were tested during tender stage.

Bespoke lava tiles with rounded corners and metal mesh for cladding the ventilated ceiling were selected.

EDENHAM HOUSE PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL GRADE 2 LISTED BUILDING TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO ONGOING

Location / Site Notting Hill, London Grade 2 listed terraced house, part of Cheltenham Estate, a late exemplar of a mixed development housing scheme designed by Ernรถ Goldfinger (a major figure in post-war British architecture) in 1969-1973.

Brief The existing layout with the toplit staicase with slopped roof placed axially between the front and rear rooms, is retained.

New elements introduced to the house are bespoke joinery, new floor and wall finishes, and timber doors. A mezzanine with perforated floor and railing is designed above the 2nd floor landing of the staircase, to allow acces to the clerestory lighting the stair and the view from it.

My role Running the concept stage.

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TENSION

KINGSLEY - EX TENSION OPTION 3

KINGSLEY HOUSE PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO ON HOLD

Location / Site Maida Vale, London Mid-terrace house spanning over 3 storeys with a hipped roof.

Brief

SOLITUDE

Brick and glazed extension at the ground floor level, leaving a small glazed courtyard garden open to bring light deep into the house. Open plan space contains O P T I Okitchen, N 3 dining and play area. The facade of the rear extension is rotated to make the most use of the south orientation and catch the sun rays.

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COURTYARD

Concept design 3D model & Visualization Client presentation Assisted in Planning application O P T I O N 3A CO N T R A S T I N G B R I C K documents

E X TENDED UP TO 3M O R I E N TAT E D T O WA R D S T H E S U N

SOLITUDE

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DINING

BREAKFAST TABLE

MONKEY PL AYGROUND INSTALL ATION TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO COMPLETED 2018

Location / Site Saint Aubin-sur-mer, Normandy, France Tennis court inside the festival grounds.

Brief Installation for summer music festival in Normandy, France.

Cork play area for children, inspired by this year’s festival theme: the olympics. Cork is a natural, raw material that will allow them to climb, run and play safely.

My role Concept design 3D model & Visualization Client presentation Construction drawings Hands-on contruction on site

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LEIGHTON HOUSE PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO VALUE ÂŁ500K - COMPLETED Location / Site Kentish Town, London Grade 2 listed terrace house spanning over 3 storeys plus basement. It reflects the distinctive style of the early 19th century period and the residential nature of development within the Kentish Town Conservation Area, although the changing living requirements since its contstruction have resulted in a number of alterations.

Brief Replacement of existing rear extension with new full width single storey glazed extension. Glazed roof with a perdominanty glazed rear facade, ensure that the historical development of the property is clearly readable, therefore perserving and enhancing the significance of the designated heritage asset.

Internal alterations include replacement of existing staircase within the same location, reconfiguration of the ground floor landing, relocation of bathrooms, new internal doors to match historical doors.

My role Design development Site inspections Coordination and sourcing products and materials in the final stages of construction.

CLIFFORD HOUSE PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL TRELLIK DESIGN STUDIO VALUE ÂŁ200K - COMPLETED

Location / Site Kensal Rise, London Garden flat on the ground floor of a 2-storey mid-terrace house with a hipped roof.

Brief New rear side infill glazed extension to bring more light into the house, with a small courtyard.

New rear extension treated as a contemporary addition to the historical house, cladded with vertical charred timber boards to compliment and contrast the stock brick of the house and glazed crittall doors.

New 10m2 garden studio shed at the rear of the garden to be used as a workspace by the owner who is a graphic designer.

Light framed construction with vertical charred timber boards cladding and glazed crittall doors.

My role Design development Site inspections Coordination and sourcing products and materials in the final stages of construction.