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Updated portfolio exc. cv 13.02.15
Emma is a recent graduate with a diploma in applied interior design, showcasing her diverse portfolio that includes retail and residential projects. Her works reflect a strong emphasis on detail, spatial awareness, and the incorporation of natural elements into her designs. Notable projects include a ceramic and glassware retail store in an urban setting and a collaborative co-working space, each characterized by their unique designs suited to their contexts.
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- 1. Emma Chicken INTERIOR DESIGNPORTFOLIO
- 3. I am arecent graduate of the Applied Interior Design Diploma at Unitec. My main passions lie in art and design, namely with an interest in interiors and graphics. I appreciate drawing tone, textures and pattern together to create beautiful visual outcomes and pride myself on the detail I put into each work I create.
- 4. Contents 1 Computer AidedDesign 3 Retail Project | Keramika 4 Inspiration 5 Dimensioned Floor Plan 6 Isometric View 7 North Elevation 8 South Elevation 9 Exterior Perspective 10 Entry Perspective 11 Perspective Through Store 12 Keramika Schedule - Finishes 13 Keramika Schedule - Furniture 14 Keramika Schedule - Lighting 17 Office Project | GridAKL 18 Inspiration 19 Dimensioned Floor Plan 20 Isometric Office View 21 North Elevation 22 South Elevation 23 Custom Cabinetry Piece Plan, Elevations & Cross Section 24 Rendered Cabinetry Plan, Elevations and Perspectives 25 Exterior Perspective 26 Entry Perspective 27 Kitchen Perspective 28 Lighting Plan 31 Hand-Drawn Projects 33 One Floor Plan, Three Ways 34 Titirangi Retreat 35 Inspiration 36 Floor Plan and Overall Look & Feel 37 Sunny Suburban Mexicana 38 Inspiration 39 Floor Plan and Overall Look & Feel 40 Home of the Future 41 Inspiration 42 Floor Plan and Overall Look & Feel 45 120 Paritai Drive Residential Project 46 Rendered Floor Plan 47 Developed Kitchen Floor Plan 48 Elevations 1 & 2 49 Elevation 3 and Cabinetry Cross-Section 50 Elevation 4 51 Kitchen Cabinetry Joinery Detail 52 Rendered Kitchen Perspective 53 Kitchen, Living and Dining Lighting and Electrical Plan 54 55 Developed Bathroom Floor Plan 57 Elevation 1 58 Elevation 2 59 Rendered Perspective 60 Developed Bathroom Lighting Plan
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- 7. KeramikaDESIGNER CERAMIC &GLASSWARE STORE The Brief: Hurstmere Road in Takapuna is an up-and-coming area on the North Shore just a minute’s walk away from the beach. Recent hospitality and retail additions like Mexico restaurant, Zomer beachside cafe and Lululemon activewear have boosted popularity and created a social beachside hub. I was required to invent my own retail store to add something new and exciting to the area. The Outcome: Drawing upon Takapuna’s bustling beach location and natural surroundings I have aimed to design a retail environment which reflects the serene nature of the area. Light wood textures and soft, pastel hues mirror the sandy beach shore just a stone’s throw away while complementing the delicate pieces on show. Keramika - drawing from the Greek work ‘keramikos’ for ceramics - offers high-end designer ceramic and glassware showpieces and everyday homewares while offering an interactive ‘Paint Your Own’ workshop, giving customers the chance to design and paint their own pieces to display in their own home, or to offer as a unique and original gift. Retail Project 87 Hu rstmere Road, Tak apuna 3
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- 9. Dimensioned Floor Plan Scale1:100 Dimensions in mm 2 1 2 3 5 6 2 2 8 9 10 11 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / Entry Window displays - showpieces Latest stock Ceramics Counter Showpieces Glassware ‘Paint Your Own’ area Kitchen Toilets Storage 4 7 N 5 10,800 18,030
- 10. 1 / 2 / 3/ 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / Entry Window displays - showpieces Latest stock Ceramics Counter Showpieces Glassware ‘Paint Your Own’ area 1 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Isometric View N 6
- 11. 7 North Elevation 3,000 2,800 970 2,500400 Scale 1:50 Dimensions in mm
- 12. South Elevation Scale 1:50 Dimensionsin mm 400 4501,000 6,050 1,200 1,2003,500 950 1,250 2,700 8
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- 16. 12 Keramika Schedule -Finishes
- 17. 14 Keramika Schedule -Furniture
- 18. 14 Keramika Schedule -Lighting
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- 21. Office Project The Brief: BizDojo is a client company located across central Auckland managing shared and innovative spaces, offer coaching for coworking spaces, and host and run partnered acceleration and activation programs. GridAKL, powered by Biz Dojo, is the coworking ‘tech ecosystem’ in Auckland city’s Wynyard Quarter. As a temporary startup space until 2016, GridAKL required a re-vamp of their exitsting office, taking into consideration the need for flexible workspaces catered to incoming small startup businesses of 3 or more. Their ‘accelerate’ office downstairs on 132 Halsey Street will accomodate occupants of up to 20 persons, in small-scale companies needing a moveable setup to adhere to their flexible and collaborative approach to to working. The Outcome: I’ve drawn from the Auckland rail line as the “heart of the city”, connecting areas across the Auckland region through checkpoints translating to collaborative stations in the office, encouraging shared creativity, ideas and relationships in a team environment. The floor plan is based around a flexible workplace with furniture that moves with each respective company’s needs. As occupiers of an open-plan working environment, employees are encouraged to connect with each other amongst their own teams and across others. 17
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- 23. 19 Entry Moveable glass whiteboards Hotdeskingspace Flexible group desking Collaborative brainstorm space Customisable acoustic screens Kitchen Eating space or extended collaboration space Dimensioned Floor Plan 1 2 8 3 4 5 6 7 N Not to Scale Dimensions in mm 4,320 9,980 5,170 7,600 4,5404,860 5,7802,050
- 24. 20 1 / 2 / 3/ 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / Entry Moveable glass whiteboards Hotdesking space Flexible group desking Collaborative brainstorm space Customisable acoustic screens Kitchen Eating space or extended collaboration space 1 2 8 3 4 5 6 7 N Isometric Office View
- 25. 21 North Elevation Scale 1:50 Dimensionsin mm 12,760 2,730 1 2 3 4 5 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / BuzziSpace BuzziPicNic Table BuzziMilk Stool Clarus Glassboard Portable Whiteboard Europlan Flip Table Kada Blom Chair
- 26. 22 14,200 South Elevation Scale 1:50 Dimensionsin mm 1 2 3 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / BuzziSpace BuzziScreen Acoustic Divider BuzziSpace BuzziCube Seat Autex Acoustic Wall Tile Custom Kitchen Island 4
- 27. 23 50255025505018 80350430220 1,080 310 318 5 3185 318 620 18 18 928 18 18 460 10 460 18 20 20 18 214 350 50255025505018 80350430220 1,080 620 18 18 928 18 18 460 10 460 18 18 18 1818 250 32 280 18 20 20 18 214 350 310 318 5 318 5 318 As part of the brief, we were required to design and document our own cabinetry piece to suit to the GridAKL co-working environment, which would act as a multi-functional and flexible furniture item. I came up with a moveable room divider, seat and storage unit for creating adaptable furniture layouts when requiring a quick and easy brainstorming or meeting space. The divider incorporates removeable planters for improved air quality, 2 wood pallet-look drawers, open shelving. and a custom-upholstered cushion seat for comfort. Scale 1:50 Dimensions in mm PLAN VIEW FRONT ELEVATION CROSS-SECTION REAR ELEVATION Custom Cabinetry Piece Plan, Elevations & Cross Section
- 28. Rendered Cabinetry Plan,Elevations and Perspectives Scale 1:20 Dimensions in mm persp2 PLAN VIEW FRONT ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATION REAR ELEVATION FRONT PERSPECTIVE VIEW REAR PERSPECTIVE VIEW 24
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- 32. blank Lighting Plan LIGHTING &ELECTRICAL LEGEND Existing fluorescent suspended tube lighting Custom LED suspended strip lighting fixtures Recessed LED downlights Power outlet Lightswitch 1-Kitchenandcabinetdownlights 2-SuspendedLEDstriplights 3-Suspendedfluorescentlighting 28 Scale 1:100 Dimensions in mm
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- 37. 33 One floor plan,three ways The Brief: Based on the existing floor plan of a small 3 bedroom home, I was given 3 vastly different briefs for 3 hypothetical groups of tenants to inhabit the space. I was required to research mood imagery and formulate a rendered floor pan with matierality to suit each of the tenants’ individual lifestyles and design preferences. Brief 1 | Titirangi Retreat Brief 2 | Sunny Suburban Mexicana Brief 3 | Home of the Future
- 38. Titirangi Retreat 34 Brief 1: Timand Joanne are a married couple in their fifties with a small nestled amongst Titirangi forestry, with a beautiful view overlooking the native bush and surrounding ocean. Joanne’s retired mother Nancy also shares a home with the couple and the three love to spend the summer months out on their deck soaking up the sun and enjoying the native scenery around over a glass of wine. Tim and Joanne would love a home that reflects their relaxed surroundings in terms of its design. Joanne is also an appreciator of Japanese culture sytlistically, and would love to display their ornamental finds and artworks form their previous trips to Japan. Tim restores old Scandinavian furniture as a profession and some of his beautiful pieces feature throughout their home. Japanese culture is also prevalent through Nancy’s favourite hobbie of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, and twice a week she will teach classes with her friends in her outdoor garden shed. Her arrangements too can be found displayed throughout their home. I aimed to provide Tim, Joanne and Nancy with a calming nature-inspired scheme drawing upon their surrounding outdoor environment, while incoporating their appreciation for Japanese and Scandinavian infuences. I chose an earthy and rather soft palette to create a serene and calm setting.
- 39. Inspiration light and spacious cleanlines warm & inviting serene modern contemporary 35
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- 41. Brief 2: Bubbly youngcouple James and Valeria recently moved to New Zealand with their twin 4-year old daughters after living in Valeria’s home country of Mexico, where the couple first met while James was travelling South America some years ago. Now, they’re interested in settling down in their cosy Grey Lynn villa where the girls can run around in their generous backyard and practice their ballet at home in their free time. The pair also spent time travelling other areas of South America and Europe and share a love for colour and interiors with character, drawing some of their influence from architects like Luis Barragan. Along the way they have collected a few showpiece items for their home like a gorgeous Turkish rug and a unique rustic Mexican dining table with other small ornaments they love to display. As a friendly and outgoing couple they both enjoy entertaining friends and family on weekends out their outdoor patio with wood-fired pizza oven. Valeria loves to cook delicious Mexican dishes full of colour and loves the idea of an outdoor vege garden. In my rendered floor plan I’ve attempted to communicate a bright and fun home with lots of character, based around family and entertainment. I’ve invcorporated an outdoor patio area with a small deck area off the office with access to the backyard to encourage indoor/outdoor living and easy circulation. Sunny Suburban Mexicana 37
- 42. Inspiration 28 colour and pattern ahome where family and entertaining come together modern with character 38
- 43. lighting and electrical bathroomproject Floor Plan and Overall Look & Feel 39
- 44. 40 Home of theFuture Brief 3: Bonnie and Mark are a mid-20’s couple with a love for all things science fiction. The two share an office from home; Bonnie as a Graphic Designer and Mark as the owner of a theatre company. Both are avid ap- preciators of science fiction movies abd boradway musicals, and would love to incorporate a home theatre system into their design to accompany their evergrowing collection. As well as being collectors of films, Bonnie and Mark also have a large art collection, including replica Warhol prints which they would love to have on display. Their design style follows a futuristic aesthetic with streamlined reflective surfaces, curved furniture and a mostly monochromatic palette., drawing influence from renowned architect Zaha Hadid.
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- 49. 120 Paratai Drive| Residential Project The Brief My class was a part of a semester long residential project with our client in Paratai Drive, Orakei in Auckland. The project inclduded an overall rendered floor plan scheme, as well a larger focus on several rooms including included matierals boards and documented schedules which were then proposed to our client. Our clients had a traditional style but wanted something more modern with warm pops of colour, that considered her lifestyle of a family of four with two young children, and met her requirements of being functionally and visually pleasurable. 45
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- 51. Developed Kitchen FloorPlan 47 Not to scale Dimensions in mm
- 52. Elevations 1 &2 Not to scale Dimensions in mm 48
- 53. Elevation 3 andCabinetry Cross-Section Not to scale Dimensions in mm 49
- 54. Elevation 4 Not toscale Dimensions in mm 50
- 55. Kitchen Cabinetry JoineryDetails 51 Not to scale Dimensions in mm
- 56. Not to scale Dimensionsin mm Rendered Kitchen Perspective 52
- 57. 53 Developed Kitchen, Livingand Dining Area Electrical and Lighting Plan Not to scale Dimensions in mm
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- 59. Not to scale Dimensionsin mm Developed Bathroom Floor Plan 55
- 60. Elevation 1 Not toscale Dimensions in mm 56
- 61. Not to scale Dimensionsin mm Elevation 2 57
- 62. Cabinetry Joinery Detail Notto scale Dimensions in mm 58
- 63. Not to scale Dimensionsin mm Rendered Perspective 59
- 64. Developed Bathroom Lightingand Electrical Plan Not to scale Dimensions in mm 60