Saudade; Restaurant & Delicatessen/ Wedding Reception Venue - Presedent Images




Turkish roots interpreted in a modern way - Doner Company

Big black & white wall photos to create atmosphere

Inspiration for cork tunnel in my plans. Creates clear direction and way finding in interesting way & in traditional material




LAH! South East Asian Restaurant in Madrid. Space divided by wooden panels with arabic inscriptions


These 'secret door' shelves would make a clever partition between spaces that need to sometimes be connected and sometimes closed off. (Such as closing off my deli/shop from the restaurant space at night)


Interior inspired by Portuguese sailors exploring the word - Nandos Canberra, Austrailia

Revised Selfridges Fitting Room Design Visuals;

Vectorworks plans of the space:



The Final Design:






Presentation Banners:

(I dont have the file for the second banner on my laptop but it can be found in my portfolio)

Final Model Photographs:

Note;
My short film can be found by scrolling to the bottom of this page and clicking on February.

Banner for Final Model

(Again a scan of A4 print out so not the best quality, also changed the banner slightly before printing the full sized one)

SpeakEasy; The Final Model

Slowly Coming Together

The acrylic was quite hard to form (I had a wooden former to wrap around) as the gloves you have to wear when you take it out of the oven are huge on me so I couldn't feel what I was doing. However the shape wasn't far off but I decided to make a further Vectorworks file of the footprint of my model to get this routed in to the base so that the acrylic will slot in and be held firmly in the right shape. This will also be useful when forming the mirrored sections at the back.

This was mirrored acrylic but when it was heated to be formed in to this curve it steamed up and lost its 'mirrorness' and is now just dully shiny. I'm slightly disappointed as I waited ages for it to arrive (from eBay) but it isn't completely useless. This was also hard to form (maybe even harder, took about 4 attempts) but the routed guide in the base for the pieces to slot in to helped a lot.

This is the model in its nearly complete state! I need to get a base and some blocks to put it on so its slightly raised like my sketch model, then make the front steps and add the strings to the sides working out how I will still be able to remove the top section... However Ive photographed it like this so I can get on with my next banner showing the finished piece. I will add the steps and extra bits on Photoshop as I go along.