CREATIVE
forward thinking designer
who creates considered,
elegant & practical designs
creative thinking designer
proficient in critical management,
technical thinking & forward planning
PROFESSIONAL
Augmented Reality Experience
Prince William Centre
PRINCE WILLIAM CENTRE IS A REUSE PROJECT IN CHATHAM, MEDWAY. CREATED TO HELP STRUGGLING INDIVIDUALS RE-BUILD THEIR LIVES AND RE-CONNECT TO THE COMMUNITY AROUND THEM.
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Work Overview
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Design
Portfolio
exploration and PRACTICALITY ARE MY DRIVING PRINCIPLES WHEN DESIGNING; CONSIDERING THE EXPERIENCE OF USERS IN ANY SPACE WHILST ENSURING EASE AND EFFICIENCY OF THE SPACE.
PLEASE EXPLORE AND ENJOY, THE WORK PROVIDED IS A DEMONSTRATION OF PRACTICAL WORK UNDERTAKEN THROUGHOUT MY BA (HONS) INTERIOR DESIGN DEGREE AT KINGSTON SCHOOL OR ART.
The intention is to combat the growing homeless and vulnerable adult population and stop the cycle of homelessness that A lack of life skills and mental health brings.
Various spaces have been created to encourage natural connections between multiple communities to build lasting connections and a foundational support system for at risk adults.
interim housing
community engage
creating connections
workshop spaces
market hall
drop-in centre
This is a space to share more about the business: who's behind it, what it does and what this site has to offer. It’s an opportunity to tell the story behind the bus
This is a space to share more about the business: who's behind it, what it does and what this site has to offer. It’s an opportunity to tell the story behind the bus
the cocanut festival was born out of the historical heritage of the royal borough of kingston-upon-thames.
the thriving cocoanut industry produced many products both directly (royal candle makers) and as a bi-product (floor mats and brushes).
The community fair design is based around the form that the bio composition a coconut creates and the traditional fair ground game of the cocnut shie.
these hexagonal shaped structure are made up of segments that can be used to create different forms and house various education stations to teach the heritage of kingston-upon-thames.
The design direction was to create a casual theatre with spaces that are both open and enclosed for multiple uses.
I wanted to create a journey through the building, using compression and expansion and anchoring the intervention geometry on the existing columns that run through the length of the building.
