acamps.interiors & lighting
PORTFOLIO
2009-2017
interiors & lighting
adriana camps
Interior and Lighting Designer. I am a daughter of the Mediterranean culture, a fact that has provoked a strong influence in my way of seeing and understanding design. Timeless and functional spaces and objects, inspired by the simplicity and the use of natural light are essential premises in my designs, adapted to modernity, without forgetting client’s needs and desires and the peculiarity of each new job. With special sensitivity to light, I understand that it should not only be moulded artificially, why the traditional lattice, reinterpreted, is a recurring element in my spaces. Perfectionist, analytical and creative, always eager to learn new things, improve and surpass myself, I am looking for new challenges and discover new horizons, which has brought me to live and study in Italy, Sweden and Morocco. Which will be my next destination? I am anxious about discover it!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
KNOWLEDGE AREA
coming soon ...
conference area InteriHotel 2016
SHOWROOM NORMALIT
in progress ...
technical lighting showroom
LA ROTONDE
restaurants
restaurant brasserie
MIKADO japanese restaurant
NATURAL BEAUTY
wellness
beauty salon
OUTSOR
working spaces
corporate offices
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restaurants
Upon specific request by the client, the concept of space must be directly related to the context of that time. Accordingly, it has taken the Atomium Building, which represents the shape of a unit cell of an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times and is one of the most representative buildings of that Universal Exhibition and principal icon of the city since then, as a main source of inspiration. On one hand, the shapes of some elements of the space as pavements, bespoke lights and lattices, are inspired by infinite combinations of a particle. While furniture, colours, materials and lighting are inspired by the 50’s “Mid-century Modern Style�. Given the historic nature of the place, it has been treated with utmost respect, leaving at sight its characteristics round columns and the vaulted ceiling of the main nave, it has been kept as well the large windows white iron frames and the marble low walls and flooring, replacing only the central gaps with a large format ceramic covering.
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Brussels, 2015
restaurant brasserie - 363 m2
la rotonde The restaurant La Rotonde is a luxury brasserie located in the Brussels-Expo historic building, where was held the Brussels Universal Exhibition of 1958.
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infinite combinations shapes inspiration
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furniture & lighting inspiration
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mid-century modern style
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colors & textures
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noble materials & filtered light
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reinterpreting spaces
past & present
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new luxury
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minimal exclusiviness
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The original space, a parallelepiped of neat faces, double height, with large windows, has been treated as the box containing the sticks’ game, covering it with wood from floor to ceiling and, filling it with Mikados scattered throughout the space. The main material could be no other than natural wood. They were used two tones, a lighter one for the box and, a darker one for Mikados, both in plane and volume. The colours palette accompanying the wood it is reduced to black and white, except for a few notes of grey and light toasted tones. The services zone, comprising reception, kitchen, pantry and toilets, is located in the longest and darker side of the box on the ground floor, leaving free and diaphanous the rest of the space. These micro-spaces are modelled following the rhythm of the scattered sticks over the floor, the tables, however, are placed among vertical Mikados and filling the free gaps on the floor.
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Salou, 2013
Japanese restaurant - 348 m2
mikado The concept of this Japanese restaurant is based in the ancestral pick-up sticks game, popularly known as Mikado which, in turn, gives its name to the restaurant.
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LET’S PLAY MIKADO
ZONING
The restaurant programme includes reception, diaphanous dining room divided into two floors, with configurations of tables of different sizes to accommodate from two people to larger groups, open kitchen with bar, pantry and toilets.
1 ACCESS 2 RECEPTION 3 KITCHEN 4 BAR 5 PANTRY 6 TOILET 7 DINING ROOM 8 DOUBLE HIGH SPACE 9 STAIRCASE
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open the box
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wellness
Noble materials, warm and neutral colours, are combined to generate a calm and serenity state, using shapes and textures that represent the base elements of this gardens: natural stone, glass and mirror sheets that emulate the water, cherry trees and bamboo as lightings and hangs, and to finish, retro-illuminated fabric over sliding panels that reminds the entrance of a traditional tea house. The project’s target has been designing a corporate image that attracts select clientele. The productivity’s increase creating simultaneous work points. Enhancing product sales by placing strategic points of exposure in each of the areas where you can find a customer, whether in the waiting area, making a query or receiving treatment. The public area is a big shop window that fuses with the outside. The space elements are distributed in space creating an absolute visual contact staff-customer and provide maximum comfort to the client.
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Deltebre, 2012
beauty salon - 98 m2
natural beauty The Natural Beauty salon’s concept is based in a Zen’s garden, which recalls the natural simplicity of Japanese gardens.
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CUSTOMER STAFF 1 ACCESS 2 SHOP WINDOW 3 PRODUCT DISPLAY 4 RECEPTION 5 WARDROBE 6 OFFICE 7 WAITING ZONE 8 MANICURE ZONE 9 PEDICURE ZONE 10 MAKE-UP ZONE 11 HALLWAY 12 WAREHOUSE 13 MACHINES TREATMENT PARKING LOT 14 BEAUTY CABINS 15 TOILET
ZEN GARDEN ZONING AND FLOWS
The beauty salon’s programme includes new shop windows, reception, creating a small office where meet costumers with privacy, manicure, pedicure and make-up zone, beauty cabins, product storage zone, treatment machines parking lot that helps keep cabins tidy and free, and finally, a toilet. 24
STAFF CUSTOMER
VISUAL CONTACT STAFF - CUSTOMER
NATURAL SIMPLICITY
SERENITY
CALM
ZEN GARDEN
VISUAL CONTACT CUSTOMER - PRODUCT
NATURAL SIMPLICITY
SERENITY
CALM
CUSTOMER
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PRODUCT
make-up pedicure manicure
beauty cabin
beauty cabin with shower
FLOOR PLAN & SECTIONS
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panels, poufs, cushions & blankets linen fabrics
floor exotic wood
doors & massage tables oak stained wood
office
reception waiting area
floor & tops ollin stone
walls & celling white polish concrete
toilet
machines parking lot
product display
storage
product display
reception waiting area
product display
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make-up pedicure manicure
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In the facade transparent glass, framed in thin metal sheet white lacquer painted, is the main material, making the whole interior space into a showcase. At night, a strip of LEDs illuminates each of the frames. A long white metal and glass suspended box, serves as display
case. The back and lower face are made of frosted glass, allowing natural light to the work area and preventing see the pedicure works that are performed in the interior, thanks also to the difference in height between the level of street and the store.
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logo inspiration bamboo stalks
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leaves
furniture inspiration Japanese lantern
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Japanese pattern
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bamboo stalks
light bulb
“camerino� light inspiration
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cherry tree
light
hangers inspiration
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working spaces
This offices are located in an industrial unit of rectangular shape with two open plan floors, thanks to its structure of prefabricated concrete pillars and beams. Two faces have large windows, the other, however, are blind, so that the space has been distributed trying to make the most of natural light. The offices walls and meeting rooms facing the corridor are intended as a big zigzag lattice made of glass and MDF slats, which allow natural light leak even in the darkest areas, while endow circulation between corridors, offices and meeting or training rooms some privacy. Since the company not only provides financial outsourcing services 24 hours per day, but also offers for rent the use of its facilities to other companies, it has been thought in a neutral and elegant image, using soft, warm and highlight colours. In turn, it has made a wink at its industrial location, not covering concrete pillars and the floor, as well as the original concrete blocks.
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Reus, 2009
corporate offices - 477 m2
outsor The concept of corporate Outsor offices, a company dedicated to financial outsourcing services, is based on the traditional folding screen and the lattice, used to separate rooms and view without being seen.
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VIEW WITHOUT BEING SEEN CONCEPT: THE FOLDING SCREEN / LATTICE
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IN SEARCH OF NATURAL LIGHT
ZONING 1 MAIN ACCESS 2 RECEPTION 3 OPEN WAITING ZONE 4 PRIVATE WAITING ZONE 5 KITCHEN 6 OFFICE 7 MEETING / TRAINING ROOM 8 STOREROOM 9 RESTING ROOM 10 TOILET 11 BROOM CLOSET 12 SERVICE DOOR 13 ARCHIVE 14 COPY CENTRE ZONE 15 SERVER 16 LEFT LUGGAGE 17 MAIL ZONE 18 DIRECTOR’S OFFICE 19 DIRECTOR’S BATHROOM / DRESSING ROOM 20 SPACE FUTURE EXPANSION
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The offices programme includes reception, an open and a private waiting zone, a kitchen for the preparation of drinks and snacks, offices, meeting rooms convertible in a large training room, toilets, copy centre zone and mail room, a left luggage room and a resting room where have a shower and sleep a few hours, due to its operation 24 hours.
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CROSS SECTION
RECEPTION COUNTER DETAIL
38 mm cellular board Roman wild cherry finish
MDF damp-proof skirting board Roman wild cherry melamine finish
LED strip
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Pillars, beams and concrete floors, have been left exposed. Two kind of walls surround the rooms, a glass and translucent vinyl skin is part of the lattice which allows the passage
of natural light into the darker areas. A second skin, composed of lacqued painted MDF wall panels with a bar-code pattern, unify and gives rhythm to the space, hiding in turn the mail area. The hint of colour is provided by the counter, finished in cherry wood, the lounge chairs, carpet and fitted carpet of waiting zones in toasted tones and the side tables and pendant lamp in anthracite and black tones.
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The reception placed in a double high space, serves as a link with the top floor. The space has been divided into four different areas: counter, an open and a private waiting zone, to avoid unwanted crossing and mail zone.
Offices and corridors form a big glass and white slats zigzag folding screen/lattice. Its shape and path are enhanced in the ceiling by a subtle perimeter coving indirectly illuminated. White is the main colour. In the offices, the toasted tones from visitor chairs and ceiling around the soffit
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provide the warm touch of colour. Since not all the offices consist of windows, it has been used Bio Dynamic lighting that brings the dynamics of daylight indoors and creates a stimulating “natural� light that enhance people’s sense of well-being.
plasterboard cove for indirect lighting
metal bracket for hanging/taking down strips
white wooden batten white lacquerware MDF damp-proff slat
CORRIDORS LIGHTING DETAIL
OFFICES OFFICE WITH WINDOW hanging Bio Dynamic lighting
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OFFICE WINDOWLESS Bio Dynamic lighting as a skylight
The three meeting rooms are identical, however, only one has natural light, for this reason they have been equipped, as the offices, with Bio Dynamic lighting as a skylight, that changes shades as the day goes. Once again, toasted tones, anthracites and white predominate.
CAMPANA BREMBANA Bio Dynamic lighting as a skylight
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“SKYLIGHT” DETAIL
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RGB led different colour temperatures
PANELS DETAIL
wooden batten
LED strip white lacquerware MDF When the folding panels that divide the meeting rooms are folded, a big training room is formed. This is unified by the bottom panels, which follow the barcode pattern, formed this time by overlapping slats and backlited laterally.
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The fitted carpet forms a gradient of toasted tones from darker to lighter, seeking to enhance the light in the darker areas of the space.
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Reus, 2009
corporate offices - 477 m2
outsor
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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Selection of technical drawings including lighting, joinery, furniture and construction detailing for Outsor corporate offices project.
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Curriculum Vitae - Adriana Camps Email: acamps.design@gmail.com Phone: +34 636447091 City: Barcelona, Spain
Place of birth: Tarragona, Spain Date of birth: 22.08.1982 Marital status: Single
Education 2011-2011 Postgraduate Course Temporary Space & Exhibition Design. Politecnico di Milano, Italy. 2001-2005 B.A. Degree in Interior Design. Bau, Design College of Barcelona, Spain.
Experience 2016-2017
Interior Designer at multidisciplinary studio. Francesc Rifé Studio, Barcelona. • Interior design development. • Technical drawings including: layouts, furniture, lighting and electricity, joinery and construction detailing. • 3D modeling and rendering. Graphic presentations. • Scheduling and project management. Technicians, suppliers and client facing. Projects from private to public use as residential, hotels, offices, restaurants, retail, wellness and stands in Spain, Europe, Middle East and South America.
2015-2017 2009-2012
Interior and Lighting Designer Freelance. Own projects and collaboration with ICONIA DESIGN, CG Kitchen Design, Grup GCD and Construcciones Via de Om, Spain, Belgium and Netherlands. • Interior and lighting design concept and development. • Technical drawings including: layouts, furniture, lighting and electricity, joinery and construction detailing. • 3D modeling and rendering. Graphic presentations. • Scheduling and project management. Technicians, suppliers and client facing. Small and mid scale projects ranged from residential to working spaces, showrooms, retail, wellness and restaurants.
2013-2014
Interior designer of FF&E, residential and retail spaces. Uniuna Estudi, Amposta, Spain. • Interior design concept and development. • Technical drawings including: layouts, furniture, lighting and electricity, joinery and construction detailing. • 3D modeling and rendering. • Budget management and scheduling. Small scale projects ranged from residential to retail, restaurants and wellness.
2009-2009
Interior Designer of offices projects. Activa de Outsorcing Financiero, Reus, Spain. • Interior and lighting design concept and development. • Technical drawings including: layouts, furniture, lighting and electricity, joinery and construction detailing. • Budget management and scheduling. Technicians, suppliers and client facing. New corporate Outsor offices.
2007-2009
Interior Designer and Project Manager of FF&E, offices and hotel projects. Denys & Von Arend Interior Design, Barcelona, Spain. • Technical drawings including: layouts, furniture, lighting and electricity, joinery and construction detailing. • Graphic presentations. • Scheduling and project management. Technicians, suppliers and client facing. Small scale offices and hotels projects.
2007-2007
Lighting Designer of architectural lighting design projects. Iguzzini Illuminazione, Barcelona, Spain. • Lighting design concept and development. • Technical drawings and 3D modelling. • Photomontages and graphical presentations. • Light calculations. Small and big scale projects, from private to public use as residential, hotels, offices, restaurants, retail and wellness spaces in Spain, Andorra and Dubai.
2006-2007
Lighting Designer of decorative and architectural lighting design projects. Biosca&Botey, Barcelona, Spain. • Lighting design concept and development. • Technical drawings. • Photomontages and graphical presentations. • Light calculations. Small and big scale projects, from private to public use as residential, hotels, offices, clinics, restaurants, retail and wellness spaces.
Computer skills Modelling and rendering AutoCAD 3D Max VRay SketchUp Revit Architecture Vectorworks Rhinoceros
Graphic design Photoshop In Design Illustrator Corel Draw
Lighting calculation Relux Suite Dialux
Specialization courses LED Lighting. CICAT & Barcelona Activa, Barcelona. VRay for 3D Max. Learn V-Ray. In Design, Illustrator. Video2brain. SketchUp. Video2brain. 3D Max and Mental Ray. Universitat Politècnica València, Spain. Rendering: Autocad and VIZ Render. Escola Sert, Barcelona, Spain. 3D Modelling: Autocad and Rhinoceros. Escola Sert, Barcelona, Spain. Digital image processing: Photoshop. Escola Sert, Barcelona, Spain. Editing and composition of graphic presentations: Autocad, Corel Draw and Microsoft Word. Escola Sert, Barcelona, Spain. Lighting. Escuela Bellarty, Barcelona, Spain. Languages Spanish, Mother tongue Catalan, Mother tongue
English, Advanced level French, Basic knowledge
Italian, Advanced level. CILS certificate B2
Personal skills Good team player. Eagerness to grow and learn. Creative, dynamic and organized. Passion and enthusiasm for design and other cultures. Interested in photography and fashion, cultural activities and sports. Portfolio link https://issuu.com/acamps.design/docs/portfolio_eng
acamps.design@gmail.com