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ethos good design can only come from understanding people good design is useful, innovative, honest, timeless, and conscious of its environment. We should serve a greater purpose than just designing â&#x20AC;&#x153;thingsâ&#x20AC;? (spaces, experiences) good design makes a product understandable good design is long-lasting always be intentional, never just filigree

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: adrianalobato@me.com

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Dear HR Department, I am writing to express my interest in the position that is currently available with your company. I appear to be a perfect match for this role which was recently advertised on Linkedin. My passion for the design sector is equally matched by my experience in it, and I am confident that I can help your company meet any challenges it faces in the future. I am presently employed as an architectural designer with experience in branding and concept design, where I have gained a reputation not only for my impressive work rate and integrity but also for my project management skills. The attached resume will provide a more complete overview of my accomplishments. I am a self motivated individual, who is able to perform well under pressure & who can bring to the table solid capabilities in areas such as branding a team player and a team leader. Currently I am looking to join an exciting and ambitious organisation such as yours, therefore I would like to arrange an interview with you so I can explain in more detail the contribution I can make to your company. I appreciate you taking the time to review my credentials and I would like to thank you for your time and consideration.

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adriana lobato ARCHITECT : +6584227483

: adrianalobato@me.com

: www.linkedin.com/in/adrianalobato

ABOUT ME Hi, I’m a Adriana Lobato my passion lies in the creation of sustainable places, whether they are new cities and towns or the regeneration of existing urban districts. Worked on a variety of projects from the branding of large shopping centres to small bars and cafes. I have worked on projects in Europe, the United States, Asia and the Middle East. I am inspired by the possibilities of the built environment and committed to transforming shared visions into reality. I am passionate about Design and managing processes that foster new opportunities to make a difference in our collective experience and empower creativity beyond our individual imagination.

WORK EXPERIENCE 2020 Architectural Designer Broadway Malyan | Singapore, SG - June 2018 – Present

2016

Project Design Coordinator HL Design | Kuala Lumpur, MY May. 2016 – Present

Project Architect 2015 ZLG Design | Kuala Lumpur, MY Mar. 2015 – Apr. 2016

Architecture & Urban Planning Intern 2014 Ayers Saint Gross | Washington D.C. USA Sep. 2014 – Dec. 2014

2011

Architecture Junior Designer Villanueva Arquitectos | Queretaro, MX Oct. 2011 – May. 2014

Designer + Funder + Managing Director Bambooco | Mexico City March 2013 – Current Product design, branding, web design

REFERENCES Julio Pérez Estévez HL Design Broadway Malyan Director of Architecture Regional Chair Asia Pacific Phone : +60 03 2072 6223 Phone : +65 9821 6611 Email: julio.estevez @hlarchiEmail: i.simpson@broadtecture.net waymalyan.com Ian Simpson

SKILLS PROFESSIONAL SKILL Conceptualization Creative Thinking Design Concepts Project Management Oral Communication Written Communication Team-building Graphic Design Visualization

Urban Planning Retail Design Interiors Commercial and Mix-use Residential Educational Sustainable Design

LANGUAGES SKILL ENGLISH SPANISH

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education Queretaro, MX Graduate Bachelor of Architecture – Awarded May 2014 *Ranked as no. 1 University in Mexico. The Washington Centre: Internship and Academic Studies Washington D.C.. USA Project Management & Public Policy - Awarded 2014 John F. Kennedy School Queretaro, Mexico Graduate International Baccalaureate - Awarded 2007

WORK AND PLAY

WORK

INTERACTING

Pitches / Requirements / Meetings / Training & Helping

THINKING

New ideas / Planning / Learning / Problem solving

IMPLEMENTING

Coding / Creating / Experimenting

REVIEWING

Testing / Improving / Documenting / Connecting

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Teacher AIS Architecture in Schools | Washington D.C Sep 2014 – Dec 2014 volunteer at public school to enrich the learning experience. Architect TAAC, Taller Activo | Qro, Mexico 2012 – 2012 Cause Disaster and Humanitarian Relief Selected project for the 2016 Venice Biennale of Architecture

PLAY

SOCIALISING

Friends / Trips away / Dancing / Parties

HOLIDAY

New destinations / New experiences / Exploring

HOBBIES

F45 / Swimming / Long Walks / Drawing

DOWNTIME

Reading / Cooking / Hanging out with friends

EXTRA AWARDS 2014 Governors Scholarship Recipient. Awarded for developing the urban project “Bikes on Buses” ENTRPENUER EXPERIENCE Bambooco Co-founder Entrepreneurial project design of manufacture, marketing and sale of bamboo sunglasses.

Event Coordinator Arquine 2011 – 2014 | Qro, Mexico 6th and 7th International Congress of Architecture “Cycles” and “Duets” organized by ITESM QRO and international magazine DIGITAL CONTENT CREATOR Arquine. In charge of design and content of the site, publishing and creating content including news stories, interviews, video, and photos. Serve as community manager publishing content to our social media sites.

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My Portfolio spans across a wide range of projects and design strategies. Some of the projects I worked on were usually as a part of a team or a studio. The collaborative nature of the projects were essential to their success. I have always been a major contributor towards the design process and my design, sketching and graphic skills have helped me to do so. I have also been actively involved in all aspects of preparing the construction documents and construction administration. Imagine a different future: a positive one, where the world is a better place because of â&#x20AC;&#x201C; not despite â&#x20AC;&#x201C; how we design, produce and consume things.

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ACADEMIC WORKS

INTERIORS

COMMERCIAL

COMPETITIONS

STUDIO WORKS

E X P E R I M E N TA L PROJECTS

My De si gn Evolu tion Ac a d e m i c wo rk

Inte r sh i p

Me x i c o During my architecture degree in university I started working in one of my professors studio, Villanueva Arquitectos. I was working in high end residential luxury homes. My experience with them is invaluable. Dan was my

mentor, allowing me to experiment with design; Pablo taught me about colour and detail. Designing and coordinating projects for the public and private sectors. In this role I become very capable at CAD drawings for residential, office, landscape and cultural projects.

I won a scholarship to go to the US to study a Diploma on project management. Subsequently I landed an inters-hip with Architects and Planners Ayers Saint Gross I assisted on all aspects of urban planning, architectural, landscape and interiors design. Created design specifications and architectural layouts, producing proposal stage projects and participate in client presentations. Performed 3-D modelling and sun studies. My major project was developing the design concept for Miami school of the Arts.

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A sia I an engaged in research, analysis and design and work across scales and geographies, currently concentrate on mobility projects, Transit Oriented Develop-

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ments and retail and leisure facilities. I have being involved in the different practices in the

I wanted to explore the world and have a different experience. I travelled to South East Asia and landed a job in Malaysia with ZLG Architecture Studio. I coordinated design and production of all phases, schematic design development and construction documents; including supervision of the project team. Comply with all necessary regulations and applications for statutory approvals in Malaysia. Maintained primary contact and interface with client, engineers, contractor and consulting team. While chairing the construction site weekly inspections.

office, from graphic design, interiors, architecture and master-planning. My role has centred in concept developing and creative ideas. Convey and develop overall interactive team design vision by defining group direction and goals. Assign creative leads and develop accounts and project team. Direct, manage and lead dedicated designers group across multiple disciplines and categories.

Power to the People: The Irresistible Rise of the Maker Movement

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Design will not be about getting a commission from a big international company, but about working in the communityâ&#x20AC;?

The Community Workshop La Canada The Community workshop was created with the intention of promoting social awareness of the social divide in Mexico nowadays. Trying to impact public spaces with an urban intervention generating social impact.

A public space that is immersed in the natural environment. In situ resources were used in order to make it a sustainable project. The outcome a recreational public space for a local rural school in Mexico.

The Community Workshop Menchaca Local intervention to design a solution to a local problem. Approaching from the idea that everyone deserves good design. The principle was to bring people together. Everything happens around football in this community. Creating a space for gathering and social interaction.

Empowerment Empowering communities with their built environment. The objective is to use the design & architecture to help communities in need. The project aims to strengthen and dignify these flows, providing spaces equipped for social interaction.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Design will not be about getting a commission from a big international company, but about working in the communityâ&#x20AC;?

Power to the People: Creating together Local ownership

The Brewery, San Miguel The transformation of buildings into an activity is an inherent process in the evolution and transformation of cities. Re-enable architecture is creating new dynamics of use from what existed before by using the present structure, demonstrating their skills and empowering them, keeping them current and useful over time through a dialogue between memory and reality that can renew. The project is crafted to inspire, engage, experience and produce. It is designed for long-term positive visual, experiential and psychological impact for people working and

visiting, stimulated by sense of being energetically alive in an atmosphere of newness, freshness and creativity.. The project seeks to minimize the negative environment impact of buildings by efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy, and development space.

THE CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL WEALTH OF SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE HAS BEEN LIMITED TO THE BEAUTY OF ITS HISTORICAL CENTER, HOWEVER, THE FAN OF POSSIBILITIES EXPANDS WHEN COMING OUT OF THE CONFINES OF THE URBAN SPOT. PART OF THE HISTORY OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE WE CAN KNOW THROUGH THEIR HACIENDAS, LEGACY OF THE VIRREINAL TIME AND EVIDENCE OF THE AGRICULTURAL POTEN-CIAL CHARACTERIZING THE REGION.

Hacienda Corral de Piedras

PREEXISTENCIA

NORIA WATER SUPPLY

THE MUNICIPALITY OF SMA HAS 300 CONSTRUCTIONS OF HISTORICAL VALUE OF WHICH 50 ARE HACIENDA TROJES - SILOS GRAIN STORAGE

HACIENDA CORRAL DE PIEDRAS IS LOCATED 22.4 KM FROM THE URBAN AREA OF SMA, IN THE COMMUNITY THAT CARRIES THE SAME NAME. CONSERVES AND USES ELEMENTS THAT CHARACTERIZE AGRICULTURAL AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION OF THE AREA

AVENTADERO SECADO DE GRANOS

CULTIVO AVENA, CEBADA Y TRIGO

AREA TURÍSTICA 1. ACCESO PRINCIPAL 2. TIENDA 3. PATIO CONTEMPLATIVO 4. BAR 5. GALERÍA 5.1 IMPORTANCIA AGRÍCOLA DE LA REGIÓN 5.2 HISTORIA DE LA HACIENDA 5.3 DESUSO Y APROPIACIÓN DE LA NATURALEZA 5.4 PROCESO DE ELABORACIÓN DE CERVEZA

RECURSOS

5.1

GALERIA

2 5.2

CASETA DE VIGILANCIA

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6.VISTA A LA FÁBRICA

AGUA

5.4

7. PATIO CENTRAL / BAR (CATA DE CERVEZAS) 1

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BAJA

8. RESTAURANTE ALMACEN DE BARRILES DE CERVEZA

ALMACEN DE CERVEZAS

AREA PRODUCTIVA F

CASCO DE HACIENDA

VACIO

1. TROJES (ALMACÉN DE GRANOS) 2. VESTIDORES 3. FÁBRICA DE CERVEZA 4. OFICINAS

TRIGO

CEBADA

Neom Eco Marina From the mountains to the beaches, Eco-Marina is Inspired by nature, designed by nature “Treasures of the Sea coming to surface as a liveable experience”. This design is OF THE SEA.

Architectural / Planning Translation

Elements considered

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Flow, organic, floating, lightness

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Wildlife and marine bio-diversity

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Spectacular waves and movement created by larger

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Rich, diverse and sustains the life of the place

sea animals •

Soft yet imposing

B L A Z E R M A G A Z I N E

eco future

VIP drop-off berths

Yacht Club Grand Hall

VIP vi

50 m (top of structure) 10 m - 20 m (bottom of underground structure)

Water buoy

Inspiration: • • • •

Wildlife and marine biodiversity Spectacular waves and curved geometries inspired by the movement os beautiful sea animals The lightest touch on the ecosystem Preserve and enrich the local fauna

Concept:

• • • •

Flowing, organic, lightness Imposing yet soft Float - Like a sea creature in play and movement Create platforms that promote the growth of the local fauna

• • •

A floating community with zero impact on the environment State-of-the-Art 500 berth Eco-Marina Spectacular Yacht Club as the Gateway to NEOM from the sea

Action:

Event Hall

iewing deck

Underwater business lounge

yancy force

Anchor pillars

Lebak Bulus Quarter One Place Site area (Gross) : 251,894.94 sqm (± 25 ha) + 82,357.88 sqm (± 8 ha) FAR : max. 8.0 Public Green : 10% / 33,425.28 sqm GFA : 2,594,037 sqm (max.) Building Coverage: 60% Max. Height: 85m / 24 floors with max. allowable is 104m towards existing residential or 130m at Jl Pahlawan

Central Business Park

Branded Village

Aiming to create a sustainable \ business community which provides quality office space and a variety of related facilities to attract major International companies. The plan includes a cluster of tall buildings, as well as a business hotel with conference and leisure and facilities and retail uses. Phase 1 of the masterplan covers a 11.7 hectare site with a wider masterplan developed by Broadway Malyan for the 30 hectare site. This project is ongoing and is fig

currently being developed as a schematic master plan and at a schematic architecture stage.

Liveable - Green - Urban Branded - Spaces Lebak Bulus Quarterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience is designed to be hassle-free, unlocking your time to get things done. Rent, bills, cleaning, property management, networking, etc can be done through Smart Technology. I aim to create an exemplary business community of an International quality. There was a strong aspiration and commitment to be at the forefront of office community master-planning, embracing new technolo-

gies, ideas and the sustainable agenda. The key requisites were to increase efficiency and effectiveness, improve engagement with clients,create a better life work balance and grow a workplace that is not only environmentally sound but is also economically and socially sustainable. This high-profile project draws on the multi-disciplinary and integrated approach of our diverse and world-class designers, with expertise, skills and experience in sustainable master planning, architecture and landscape design. Working closely with the client, our branding and graphics team created a new identity and name for the project. The

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B L A Z E R

M A G A Z I N E

Community Retail

Private Amenities

Urban Living

Community

Sports Facility

11 PARKS 11 Parks Regeneration

Unlock 25+ nature sites by improving accessibility and activation of parks and natural attractions

Make lifestyles

of residents more environmentally sustainable by reducing use of single-use plastic and improving water efficiency Working as a Placemaking Team our focus was to produce Mark lock-up with park names Primary ADPC mark

world class, innovative and fully resolved concept designs and placemaking for the regeneration of 11 key parks in the centre of city and with the ultimate goal of creating a more liveable Abu Dhabi. Working as a coordinated team this also included the input of the wider team of specialists and workshop tables to deliver the placemaking themes of the Gathering and Ghadan 21 including city colour, climate interventions, mobility and digital engagement consultants.

Name of park in logotype

One of our initial discussions was how to connect the parks physically and digitally and that whilst all the parks will have their own unique identity and positioning, collectively they will be stronger and there will be many common themes the whole is greater than the sum of its parts (parks!). One binding idea for the 11 parks was the creation of the ‘Abu Dhabi Parks Club’. A concept to bring all the parks together in one special club - a place where they all have equal importance – re-branded parks. This club could manifest itself in an App or what we called a ‘Digital Concierge’ concept.

The ‘Digital Concierge’ App concept – a place where people are able to access more information about the parks e.g. cafes and restaurants, book facilities (eg for kids birthday parties), and be updated on new design changes. This app could also allow initiatives like sponsor a tree or support a park’s maintenance as well as educate people on the environment in the parks and local history. One of the ideas for connecting the parks came from a working discussion with the City Colour Team – Beacons and landmarks that could be designed by different artists and be unique to each park but are connected by a common theme across the city.

IDENTITY UNPACKING THE LANGUAGE

Palette The language allows for a kit of scalable patterns and graphics borne out of the identity, to provide a variety of application possibilities, from communication to wayfinding to outdoor furniture. Supergraphics

Base Colors

Sports

Leisure

Entertainment

Education

Arts & Culture

Wellness

IDENTITY PARK WAYFINDING & SIGNAGE

Sport

Leisure

Entertainment

Wellness

Education

Arts&Culture

Sport F&B Entertainment Wellness Sports Arts & Culture

Park Function Colour Implementation

The colours used for different park functions to be applied on the signage as different accent colour, following the primary function of that park.

BUS STOP

Routes 10, 17, 29, 55A, 137, 140, 205

Public Garden

Hotel

Eco - Park

Mosque

Restaurant

Mosque

Restaurant

Wellness Villa

Restrooms

Wellness Villa

Restrooms

Office Area

Parking Lot

Office Area

Parking Lot

Eco - Park

Hotel

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Entertainment

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Al Khaleej Al Arabi St.

Al Nahdah Al Khalideya Sheika Fatima Bint Mubarak Park

Al Nahdah

10, 17, 29, 55A, 137, 140, 205

Public Garden

Eco - Park

Mosque

Restaurant

Mosque

Restaurant

Wellness Villa

Restrooms

Wellness Villa

Restrooms

Office Area

Parking Lot

Office Area

Parking Lot

Hotel

Sport

Arts&Culture

Routes

Hotel

Leisure

Wellness

Entertainment

Education

Al Nahdah Al Khalideya

Routes

Sheika Fatima Bint Mubarak Park

10, 17, 29, 55A, 137, 140, 205

Public Garden

Hotel

Eco - Park

Mosque

Restaurant

Mosque

Restaurant

Wellness Villa

Restrooms

Wellness Villa

Restrooms

Office Area

Parking Lot

Office Area

Parking Lot

Eco - Park

Hotel

Sport

Arts&Culture

West 8 Park

Al Khalideya Sheika Fatima Bint Mubarak Park

Eco - Park

17m

West 8 Park

30m

Bus Stop | Overhead Crossing Bridge

Al Khaleej Al Arabi St.

West 8 Park

Restaurants | Park Connector

30m

Bus Stop | Overhead Crossing Bridge

25m

Car Parking Area A | Marketplace

17m

Restaurants | Park Connector

10m

Metro Subway Station

25m

Car Parking Area A | Marketplace

17m 30m

Bus Stop | Overhead Crossing Bridge

Al Khalideya Park

10m

Metro Subway Station

25m

Car Parking Area A | Marketplace

Restaurants | Park Connector

BUS STOP

Al Khalideya Park

10m

Metro Subway Station

Al Khaleej Al Arabi St.

BUS STOP

Al Khalideya Park

Leisure

Wellness

Entertainment

Education

Arts&Culture

Cafe / Picnic Pod

Learning Pod

Information Pod

Performance Pod

Play Pod

Meeting / Co-working Pod

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IMBI RESIDENCES Imbi Residence

he icons of the Kuala Lumpur skyline have a new companion. Imbi 73 represents a new generation of super-tall, super-slim skyscrapers. Located in the pulse of Times Square, the towers are placed in the heart of Kuala Lumpur with an exclusive panoramic view overlooking the Petronas Twin Towers, Merde-

ka118, and Tun Razak Exchange. mbi 71 provides a hub for contemporary living. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the perfect address for those seeking a modern, luxury, high-rise residence in a thriving metropolitan community. The architecture is a marriage of classic and contemporary, an exquisite transitional design to reflect elegance.

Two beautiful monuments in the city skyline, signifying slender ti jewels.

Each unit will feature 3 metre height ceilings and shall be delivered complete with fully fitted wardrobes, kitchens and appliances carefully recess mounted air conditioning units and fully fitted bathrooms and sanitary wares. We work with authentic materials and natural products. The language therefore is made of natural limestone on the floors with fixtures and features in authentic timber veneers detailed with metal inlays in brass or bronze to create a sophisticated elegant result. The

building

provides

two

gymnasiums

which are distinctly different in character and design. At level nine, the podium gym features projecting glass pods overlooking the city for yoga and pilates and even saunas with glass feature glazing allowing guests a view of the city. Outdoor hot and cold Jacuzzis are also a feature of this area..

One development. Multiple spaces and activities. A celebration of heritage, culture, community and people. Duality an instance of contrast between two concepts or two aspects of something; a dualism.

Balance

A balanced life

Harmony

Harmonious planning

Diversity

Diversity of uses

Key Plan 01. Central Drop-Off 02. VIP Office Drop-Off 03. Serviced Apartments Drop-Off 04. Lay-By Drop-Off 05. Office Lobby 06. Serviced Apartments Lobby 07. East Retail Lobby 08. West Retail Lobby 09. Central Plaza Escalators 10. Lotus pond with Public Art 11. Cherry Blossom Garden (West) 12. Cherry Blossom Garden (East) 13. Bamboo Screen 14. Delivery / Service Bays 15. Public Parking Ramps 16. Serviced Apartments Parking Ramp

The Idea Interpretation Translation

Inspired by the Korean flag and the diversity of Cj Groupâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offerings, the planning integrates elements of living and working seamlessly.

The idea is interpreted by a curvilinear language that is modern and minimal yet bold and clear in its form, creating two distinct shapes to play with.

The result is two iconic buildings that also translate as a brand, with an office tower and serviced apartments, united by a groundlevel containing entertainment, retail and leisure.

Space Plan L1

Towers - L2 - Low zone

Towers - High Zone

Top Level

GOOGLE Inspired from the extension plan for the City’s Old Pete Area (Bangalore) by Basavanagudi “The layout had the right balance of residential and open spaces. There were well-defined areas for cultural activities, religious structure, schools and even clubs. It had spaces for all amenities that would make a neighbourhood vibrant”

The plan was such that everything one would want in daily life, was available within a 10-minute walk. The design was so planned to let the residents engage symbiotically with each other. It was conceived as a place for everyone and where everything is in its place

The Google Campus is designed to

be a flexible and adoptive workspace that focus on employee well-being and creates/ promotes casual interactions, between Google employees. At the core of this are the key principles of;

Identity

Sense of Arrival

Collaboration

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Neighbourhoodâ&#x20AC;? & Community based facilities Connected space

Wellness

Physical Activity Space, Social Space, Spiritual and Emotion based space, Intellectual Space

People

Googlers (as they are known) are encouraged to work where ever they fell comfortable and given a variety of environments to work in, from quiet rooms through to collaborative lounge areas that promote creativity. More team based work takes place in a series of work neighbourhoods. These are strictly private to employees of Google and each has their own unique identity. These will have their

own meeting spaces and ideation areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s often with an individual pantry to hand. Amenities such as the Gym, Spa, Nap pods and training rooms promote healthy living and wellness, whilst allowing employees to de-stress, and are often supplemented with their own coffee/beverage bar. Generous in space this area ,through healthy meals and variety of offer, encourages all employees to go and interact with each other and is the heart of the office, and contributes to overall productivity.

Place

The reception is not only an introduction and showcase for the brand, employees and visitors alike can actually use the touchdown facilities to work from as soon as they get in. Each campus is anchored by a centrally located Canteen and Atrium.

Design

The space is flexible enough to adapt to a number of events and big announcements as well as the weekly Friday town hall with Larry Page and Sergey Brin, that is broadcast via digital screens.

Branded Environments

Google HQ | Bangalore

Concept Presentation BIG Idea : Planning

OHIO

MISSISSIPPI

RIO GRANDE

BAGMANE RIO Business Park Current Design

What Makes A COMMUNITY Connectivity & Common Identity

GOOGLE Infused Development Activity & Interaction Nodes

GOOGLE Infused Development Collaborative Space: Chance of E

Feasibility | Jan 2019

Encounters and Collaboration

Tower 1

Tower 2

Grand Arrival

GOOGLE Infused Development Campus Journey : Flexible office space (with knock out panels) Connected Vertical & Horizontal

Work Neighbourhood

Each work neighborhood consists of a series of spaces that encourages open interactions, intense teamwork and the need for concentration all in equal measure. The connectivity between floors that is so important to the ethos at Google is provided by a large double height stair at the heart of each community. Not only does this promote circulation but it also acts as a platform for sharing, workshops and social gatherings between teams. Adjacent to this is a large touchdown informal working space that for collaborate or spontaneous working. A series of flexible project rooms can be adapted for a variety of team based scenarios and open up to the adjacent workspace. The pantry bookends each side of the floor plate providing healthy drinks and snacks as wells

areas for group ideation and thinking. Each work neighborhood has its own distinct identity based on a distinct district in Bangalore from souks at M.G road to the energy of Lavelle Road. These interventions plug in to the materiality of the building shell with splashes of colour and surfaces clad in warm candle teak with simple cut forms inspired by the regions story. In this example we have created a space based on the famous conservatories of Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens, with clean arcs representing the framework of the glasshouse structure and using the vibrant hues of fuchsia, gold and orange from the carpet of flowers below.

St. James Power Station

This is a place where visitors and employees can reflect and live the Mapletree DNA. To achieve this we planned the environment to reflect the key drivers of business and communities and where they come together in a hospitality focussed environment - creating a level of excellence for both visitors and employees. A business high street runs through the buildings creating a focused point of connectivity. A communities hub binds together the private and public amenities spaces

and where these two overlap is a vertical core of hospitality driven experiences. The circulation, connectivity and amenities between the 3 blocks are arranged in such as way that the development can be rented to one single tenant or multiple tenants. The public areas radiate from the collaborative heart of the office. Focused around and spilling out from the grand stair they provide collective spaces for interaction, collaboration and creation.

THE BRIEF

HERITAGE ST JAMES POWERSTATION WAS COMPLETED IN 1927. SINGAPOREâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FIRST COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY TO THE PORT, SHIPYARDS, INDUSTRIES AND RESIDENCES. A PRIME EXAMPLE OF EARLY BRITISH INDUSTRIAL ARCHITECTURE. KEY ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES INCLUDE: RED BRICK WALLS, 3 STOREY HIGH ARCH SHAPED GLAZED WINDOWS AND LARGE SPANING STEEL ROOF TRUSSES. IN 2009 ST JAMES WAS GAZETTED AS A NATIONAL MONUMENT

KEY OBJECTIVES COMMUNITY Community spine that feeds into the private work zone set out in building B, through the atrium and into the more semi public space of building A.

BUSINESS HOSPITALITY Creating a sense of arrival at drop off / entrance. A true hospitality experience that is welcoming yet professional.

Business connected through the high street on all levels, clearly de-marked in materials and finish.

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COMMUNITY

BUSINESS

Reception

Market Place

Reception

Information

Restrooms Mapletree Headquarters

Directory

Department A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-01 Department B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-02

Mail Room

Department C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-03 Department D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-04 Department E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-05 Department F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-06

Sandbox

Department A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-01 Department B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-02 Department C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-03 Department D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L1-04

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One Place Museum VIBRANT / PROFESSIONAL / HOSPITALITY The following design approaches aim to create a branded environment that creates continuity while expressing the eclectic nature of a food court, maintaining a professional experience that is in line with the one museum place brand.

Inspired by history, Chinese culture and the eclectic vibrancy of Shanghai food-courts, this option looks at a visually rich palette driven by patterns that express the various facets of the food-court and its offerings.

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Brighton College, Singapore A landmark International school offering state-of-theart teaching facilities and opening to the wider community.. Students and visitors are welcomed into a large open plan arrival space linked to the central library. The interior is centred on the notion of a network. A series of independent but connected environments, like a circuit board or brain. Connection lines and geometry is worked into the floor finishes and ceiling and wall details drawing people through the building. Natural materials are used where

possible and large expanses of glazing maximise natural lighting to create a warm and welcoming environment.. High-technology Designed as an Apple Distinguished School – one of only three in Asia – technology is an integral part of the curriculum delivery and a primary driver in the design of the school infrastructure with the latest technology in learning spaces. Sustainability A range of initiatives work towards a design ambition of ‘zero waste, zero water, zero energy’ with technologies that see the pool heated through waste heat from learning spaces, smart shadingoperated by sunlight sensors and rainwater management enhanced to deal with local climatic conditions.

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Outline Floor Finishes Brighton College L1 - Floor Finishes FL-01 Timber-Look Vinyl FL-02 Bolon (Circulation) FL-03 Carpet Tiles FL-04 Ceramic Tiles (WCs) FL-05 Existing to Remain

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IT PARK MALL A new type of mall The dynamic nature of community, creativity and innovation are translated into concepts of accessibility of planning, synthesis and overlapping of creative ‘in-between spaces’. The design concept is manifested in The Tree of Life. The Tree of Life is symbolic of the idea that creativity grows from collaboration. This integrated redevelopment addresses the new generation of tech-savvy consumers who are in search of collaboration, experiences and recreation under one roof where visitors can engage and build community.

Bringing the best ideas from hospitality and leisure into retail, with higher quality materials, furniture, lighting and decoration contributing to the sense of place

Brand expressions Single retailers having greater influence over their spaces, with an increase in concept stores,and highly tailored, bespoke spaces, leading to a more diverse shopping experience

Online Fusion Stores as showrooms, attractive waiting and collection areas, curated showcase space, and a rise in interaction through technology such as augmented reality I The dynamic nature of community, creativity and innovation are translated into concepts of accessibility of planning, synthesis and overlapping of creative ‘in-between spaces’. The design concept is manifested in The Tree of Life. The Tree of Life is symbolic of the idea that creativity grows from collaboration. This integrated redevelopment addresses the new generation of tech-savvy consumers who are in search of collaboration, experiences and recreation under one roof where visitors can engage and build community.

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Cinema interiors Diverse programs and communities under a distinctly sculptural roof. AirAsia commissioned an extension to the existing Headquarters building to include a club house with sports facilities. The design concept is to keep all the AirAsia â&#x20AC;&#x153;All-Star familyâ&#x20AC;? under one roof. Linking the existing facilities with the new spaces with a pedestrian promenade generating a walking living room encouraging connectivity and interaction.

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ENTRPENUER EXPERIENCE Bambooco Co-founder Entrepreneurial project design of manufacture, marketing and sale of bamboo sunglasses. I could tell my life by joining coincidences. And because of the fate of fate, on one of those trips, a day when it was very sunny, it occurred to me that we could rethink the design of an object as common as sunglasses. I decided that I could make my own specs.

At first it was very difficult, I had no idea how glasses were manufactured, so the process started from scratch. In the model shop with the laser cutting machine. The first thing I did was to get cheap glasses and I started to tear them apart, to do tests, to look for wood, lenses, hinges, etc. It was weeks of trial and error. I finally got my first prototype. The lenses were a success. At first I planned to make them for myself but my friends were slowly asking me for more products, and that is how one by one different models came about . Another model and another model emerged. More and more customers. Suddenly a business mod-

product el came about and without really planning for it. A few months later I created a work team and launched out he first collection. For the first collection we organized a launching party brunch at one of the hip bars in town, Sirilo. I started getting some press presence and the interviewer asked us where we saw each other in ten years, it wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t working for a big company, it was in

our company. We ask ourselves, and if we dedicate ourselves to do this that I like so much? We didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know what was going to happen from then on, but that simple idea was what gave us the first impulse. That moment in which one decides that one wants to do something is crucial, and despite not having the idea completely thought out, that was what made us move.

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