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Office Renovation

Freelance Work

An interior renovation project for a 7000 sq ft office space in Dubai. The project involved redesigning the space for maximum efficiency and creating an enjoyable working environment. The addition of spaces, positioning of rooms and extension of areas were designed for the increase in workforce and to better tackle the harsh summer climate of Dubai. The plan is divided in 3 sections, management (Right), workforce (Middle) and client meetings areas (Left).

Residential Loft Conversion

Freelance Work

An interior renovation and loft conversion for a new-build detached house in Watford. The project consisted of designing a new study, an extended living/dining room, an additional bedroom, en-suite and extra storage space. This was achieved through creating an open plan layout on the ground floor to create an airy atmosphere whilst also allowing space for a 2 person study. Bedroom 3 was relocated to the loft to create space for a walk-in closet in the master bedroom and a staircase to access the loft. Finally, the loft consisted of bedroom 3 and another master bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite. All design considerations where made to ensure the project was affordable and within the clients budget.

Jewellery Quarter Design Project: Connect

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 3

A community centre located at the edge of Jewellery Quarter. Connect is a space where the public can learn about the history of the area and learn a new skill (making jewellery/small metal objects). The project was inspired by the area, hence, having the proposal connect with its urban context, exploring connections within the facade materials and most importantly, promoting connection and collaboration of the building users.

Jewellery Quarter Construction Project: Double Skin Facade

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 3

The double skin facade sits in the building and acts as a buffer zone similar to a trombe wall. The facade's main design features include the perforated brick design to allow light into the building whilst also keeping an element of privacy (the facade is therefore angled to the south). This facade also used brick as its main material to mimic the Jewellery Quarter architectural style in a contemporary fashion.

Jewellery Quarter Urban Design

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 3

Attracting the public to Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter by prioritising pedestrians, adding nature and creating a reason for people to walk along Ludgate Hill and Church Street. The addition of an educational centre, jewellery retail park, cafe overlooking the canal, nature in the form of green facades, rooftop parks/green roofs and various other additions along the street, making it a popular destination for tourists.

Housing Project

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 2

An apartment block located outside Coventry city centre, designed for the average British family. The apartment block consists of 4 apartments, 4 duplex apartments, a library/study room, lounge/games room, underground garage and a rooftop garden.

Barcelona Pavilion

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 2

A model of the famous Barcelona Pavilion by Mies Van Der Rohe. The model includes all the different materials and textures, including the furniture.

Coventry Urban Design

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 2

Remodelling a street in Coventry to make the public slow down and spend time, rather than using it for commuting purposes. The long term aim for this area was to create a “hidden gem” tourist spot in the UK as a place of retail and entertainment. For this project, I split the street into 5 sections as listed below.

- Bull Yard: An area filled with cultural restaurants and socialising spaces and includes hourly dancing fountain and light shows.

- The Canopy: An indoor protected shopping street filled with average to high-end brands, with semi-carpeted floors and background music.

- The Wedge: Transforming a semi enclosed dark area into a lively lit up space where people can hangout at their favourite cafes.

- Broadgate: An open space where Coventry University students and families can hangout by using the different activities (Table tennis, pool, chess, "foot pool" etc).

- Trinity Street: Creating a pedestrian friendly shopping street by slowing down traffic through removing bus routes, creating a narrow one-way car lane and adding parking and nature.

Construction Model

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 2

A 1:20 scale construction model of a timber beam and concrete column wall connection. The construction model uses a wide range of material to signify the different materials used in construction.

- Grey Board = Concrete

- White Mount Board = Steel

- Cardboard = Timber

- Nails = Screws

The above materials were used to signify the concrete foundation and column being held together with a steel plate, and timber beams being supported onto the column with a metal beam hanger.

Eden Project Foundation Building

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 2

Model of the Eden Project: Foundation Building using different types of cardboard for the structure, plastic for the windows and sticks for the facade aesthetic.

Coventry Canal Project

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 1

A dance and exercise space located on a narrow site overlooking the canal. The project consists of 2 structures which house 3 exercise rooms, a concert hall/auditorium, cafe, 2 massage rooms, changing rooms and an outdoor courtyard for summer activities.

Coventry Charterhouse

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 1

An extension to the historic Coventry Charterhouse, where individuals can socialise in the educational space and cafe whilst learning about the history of Coventry. Design features such as the location, building size and design were reflected on during the conceptual stages to ensure the importance of the Charterhouse was kept, whilst also enticing individuals to use the space.

Enclosure Project

BSc Architecture (RIBA Part I), Year 1

The enclosure was designed to be placed in a park for individuals to use when the weather conditions worsens. Aspects of this enclosure includes floor to ceiling height sliding doors and a skylight for maximum natural lighting.

Art & Design Studio

Foundation in Art and Design

Coventry University's Art & Design foundation studio was redesigned for the main purpose of creating an inspiring and uplifting environment for students to learn and design in. The studio space was split into thee sections, 2 open classrooms on either side of the space, and an area in the middle for group collaboration and discussion. Sufficient storage was also designed through the orange drawers and cupboards which were strategically placed around the room.

Exhibition Stand

GCSE: Design & Technology

The exhibition stand was designed after being inspired by the WiFi symbol to promote Apple's newest products, the iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S and iOS 7. Each of the three WiFi bases were designed to promote one product through information stands/screens, and was manned by a sales representative from Apple.