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– CURRICULUM VITAE –
Angeline Sally .................. Interior Designer.
BIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angeline is an Indonesian d e s i g n e r w h o t h o ro u g h l y enjoys challenging herself with new design problems and deem it her quest to provide solutions to those problems. When she isn't doing anything creative, she can be found snuggling up with good books or playing her favorite piano pieces.
SKILLS & PROFICIENCY . . . . . . English - Written & Spoken Indonesian - Written & Spoken Chinese – Spoken Programs AutoCAD Sketchup 3D Max Microsoft Office Photoshop Illustrator PremierPro
EXPERIENCE . . . . . . . EDUCATION . . . . . . . . Designphase DBA Pte Ltd. Internship June to September 2013 Furniture Selections Material Specifications 3D Modeling & Model Making Graphic Works
Temasek Polytechnic School of Design Diploma in Interior Architecture & Design 2011-2014 CHIJ St. Joseph Convent GCE “O” Level 2009-2010 Methodist-3 1999-2008
EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Designers 2015 London, UK Exhibition “Interlude” 2015 Jurong Health Project Conceptual Stage Designer 2013
AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS . . . . . . . .
Singapore Design Award Student Category Books Junction 2014 Geyer Environment Bronze Medal Diploma in Interior Architecture & Design With Merit Diploma Plus in Business Studies Temasek Polytechnic 2014 Director’s List Award Temasek Polytechnic 2013 Director’s List Award Temasek Polytechnic 2012
CONTACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . angelinesally@gmail.com http://cargocollective.com/angelinesally +6583360300
– INTERIOR WORKS –
INTERIOR WORKS LIST OF PROJECTS INTERLUDE 2015 BOOKS JUNCTION 2014 THE FOOD VILLAGE 2014 THE OLD MILL BAKERY 2013 THAT MAKAN LAB 2012
– INTERLUDE – 2015
A PASSAGE OF DETOUR
THE MAIN BRIDGE
Marina Bay’s surrounding is filled with buildings that has significant historic meaning to Singapore in the past such as Clifford Pier, Custom House and etc. It is a place that reflects the timeline of Singapore from past to present. To retain this notion, a project that is set to bridge the present and future sustainable Singapore is introduced. The selected site, Marina Bridge has a meaning of being a transitional space. Acknowledging its natural occurrence as a temporary space of diversion, Interlude propose a cycle center. A series of transit spaces including a café, refreshment, retail, repair space and observation deck emerge out of the cycle route, acting as checkpoints for both cyclists and pedestrians.
– INTERLUDE – 2015
“ Studying the movement in the site to infuse rhythm and progression that evoke a blurred sense of motion throughout the space.”
STRUCTURE LITTING UP AT NIGHT
Movement of the cyclists and pedestrians on the bridge are observed and translated to the structure that emphasizes the linear movement forces of the site. At night, the structure blends in with the surrounding; the linear overhead light instead creates the rhythm in the space. The pods with solid lighting beckon the users to stop and divert from their journey. The unfolding of rhythm overtime lends it a dynamic character and the progression evoke a blurred sense of motion throughout the space. THE MAIN BRIDGE
– INTERLUDE – 2015
“ PERFORMANCE “ RETAIL SPACE
An articulated roof that extends out from the main bridge circulation space integrates the bridge and individual pods. The roof continues to angle towards the main core area, the workshop retail space. By creating an extension, a long corridor emerged and can be utilized as the retail display area for the bicycles. The placement of seating area next to the the workshop enables the users to observe the process and be fascinated by the repairing process and movements. Repairing becomes an act of performance and spectacle for passer by.
– INTERLUDE – 2015
ELEVATION A
Capturing the spirit of movement, pausing & transiting through repetition and rhythm along the bridge, the project provide a pause, a lull in the midst of motion and action of Marina Bay.
PUBLIC TOILET
OBSERVATION DECK
REFRESHMENT AREA
WATER REFILL AREA
– BOOKS JUNCTION – 2014
AN INFORMAL SPACE FOR INTERACTION
SHARED READING SPACE
Located at Geylang Bahru Industrial Area Block 86 Unit 1, 2 & 3. Books Junction is conceived as a hybrid between a café, bookstore, stationery retail and workshop space. It provides the users with a welcoming environment to congregate, interact and unwind. The project is a book café created in response to the issue of physical books being replaced with digital ones. Reading is not only an individual activity, it is instead, an important social activity. The shared experience of books is a genuine bond. With eclectic range of literature books to select from, lovers of literature will be brought together in this space as occasional group discussion and readings will be held. The scheme’s restrained and muted palette allows the reading material to take prominence, with a type of spaces spread across the shop house RETAIL SPACE
– BOOKS JUNCTION – 2014
“ Transforming the experience of a bookstore into a place that promotes interaction between the users and space. “
CAFE
STATIONARY RETAIL
“OUTDOOR” READING AREA
WORKSHOP SPACE
– BOOKS JUNCTION – 2014
– BOOKS JUNCTION – 2014
– THE FOOD VILLAGE – 2014
A SPACE THAT ENCOURAGE GATHERING AND SEPARATION An interactive land transport gallery in collaboration with LTA and MOE to transform the railway station into an educational and social hub that caters to student and public. Gallery combined with a main food node is introduced from the main station extending to the platform. The main food node allows user to enjoy food of the bygone era. Therefore, the gallery inside, become ‘live’ as the users are in the gallery and they can witness the making of the food.
By having meaning of gathering and separation at the same time. The function of separation will take place within the spaces of gathering to cross the boundary of the perception of pause to different inhabitant. Gathering and separation are both ways to to pause the moment, therefore pockets of spaces of contemplation are scattered along the platform to allow users who want more solitude to separate themselves from the other.
“ To revitalize the railway station by transforming it into an educational and social hub that celebrates speed, progress and connectivity. ”
SECTION X-X
ENTRANCE
THE LIVING MUSEUM
– THE FOOD VILLAGE – 2014
PROPOSED GENERAL LAYOUT PLAN
Through the notion of crossing boundary, spaces are created with restorative experience, where people are given free time, freedom to loiter, retracing of steps, the dreamy pause and to indulge in the long double-take. The configuration of the spaces are developed through the optimization of the railway track, which is the axis of the whole building. This creates a series of linear spaces that responds to the existing site configuration.
SECTION Y-Y
The spaces are articulated by projection and these projected spaces serve as a reminisce of the past train cabin where the users walking at the railway track turns into the scenery for the users. The intervention ensures the continuity of the rail corridor for its users, to allow users to experience the walk and embark on a trail to the other point.
TRACK – OUTDOOR SEATING
PLATFORM – GENERAL AREA
– THE OLD MILL BAKERY – 2013
A TRADITIONAL WORKSHOP BAKERY
MAIN ENTRANCE
FIRST FLOOR - CAFE
Bread is staple and basic food. It has taken on significance beyond mere nutrition. It is often perceived as a symbol of sharing and discussion as people tear the bread and share it amongst themselves. The smell of bread itself also reminds people of home where they can just relax and have a sense of familiarity. The retail area will sell variety of bread s u c h a s s o u rd o u g h , l o a f , baguette, croissant and bun. Pastries, sandwiches and desserts will also be sold to complement the café function. There will be workshops to teach people to make bread to encourage bonding between the participants , the high tea trend that is getting increasingly popular will also be incorporated into the café as part of the strong selling point.
– THE OLD MILL BAKERY – 2013
The whole design idea is about the basic element of baking where it is very traditional-like as it involves the sense of making something with hand and being able to appreciate the smell and the interaction between the bread and the maker. When the ingredients are all mixed together, they intersect each other and liquid substance bonded them all together. Hence, this became the main principle of the design.
KITCHEN
SECOND FLOOR - CAFE
FUN WORKSHOP
Fun workshop area will cater to the youngsters and teenagers who want to experiment with ingredients. The time and effort spent to bake the bread will bring the people together. The space is also semi-connected to the cafe area and the transparency allows the connection between the two spaces. The unique activity of experimenting with ingredients is the main essence of the space. People who want to kill time and relax in the bakery would also be able to use the cafe area at the second floor
THIRD FLOOR – GENERAL WORKSHOP
– THAT MAKAN LAB – 2012
A FUSION OF TEST KITCHEN, EXHIBITION AND RESIDENTIAL SPACE Designed for K.F. Seetoh, a renowned food critic. The project aims to bring his hobby, photography and his profession together in a space. Feature wall made of timber strips create visual connectivity between the spaces. The timber strips only allow certain view at different angles, converting private to semi-private space and function as display rack for the client’s photography works. Recreating the traditional feeling of Asian hawker foods. By taking this thought into consideration, a very laid back, rustic and comfortable space is designed by bringing in elements like natural light and materials such as wood, brick and concrete. To achieve all this, spaces of heightened sensory experience (visual, smell) are introduced.
KITCHEN
Double volume kitchen overlooks the exterior and provides visual connection between the interior and exterior spaces. This will enable the passerby to know what is happening in the interior spaces and evoke their curiosity.
– THAT MAKAN LAB – 2012
The dining area at both 1st and 2nd floor will have dual function, as exhibition and dining space. Users of the space will be able to enjoy the photography works by the client. Second floor’s space mostly function as exhibition area and a discussion area for potential buyer of the client’s work. Timber strips which span from 1st to second floor create visual connectivity between the two level and is the main focal point of the space.
SECOND FLOOR – EXHIBITION AREA
SECOND FLOOR – VIEWING GALLERY
– EXTERNAL PROJECT –
EXTERNAL PROJECT LIST OF PROJECT JURONG HEALTH HOSPITAL’S CORRIDOR DESIGN 2013
– JURONG HEALTH – 2013
DESIGNING A 600M LONG CORRIDOR THAT CONNECTS THE 3 HOSPITAL BLOCKS Jurong Health is the new public healthcare cluster formed to facilitate the integration of services and care processes within the hospital and across the community, so as to better serve the healthcare needs in the West. It is currently still under construction and a group of young designers from Temasek Polytechnic’s Design School are invited to join the conceptual stage design.
HOW’S THAT FOR FUN?
QUIRKY TOILET SIGN
– JURONG HEALTH – 2013
OASIS – IT’S ALIVE
Oasis is an open space for the staff to relax in. Therefore, we designed the space such that it looks like an indoor garden with wall shelving of different concentration. More concentrated at first floor and gradually disperse as it goes to second floor.
– JURONG HEALTH – 2013
PUZZLE MONTAGE
The staff can start placing the puzzles from the center of the graphic background. They are free to express themselves with the piece of puzzle. Methods of attaching puzzles could be: magnetic paint, magnetic or Velcro tape. With the frame suspended in front of the wall, the staff can enjoy taking photos. The design of the frames can be seasonal or holiday based on staffs’ preferences.
LET’S SCRIBBLE
To encourage interaction between the staffs, this idea is hatched. The wall consists of acrylic board installed in different size. They are for them to scribble on. At the background is graphic design of a notepad. The acrylic board design will ‘ bleed ’ through the door.
POST IT YOUR WAY
It’s on the wall for everyone to scribble on. The colorful Post-It will be pasted on the wall in color gradients as shown by the pictures. They can be used by staffs to write a note of encouragement to fellow colleagues. It’s for them to share a joke, thought and etc. Each departments can have different color.
MOVABLE LETTERS
Staffs’ name list is used the wall finishes to let them know each other. There will be 26 alphabet letters which can be hung on one side of the wall as shown in the picture. While the other side of the wall will be shelving system with the configuration shown on the image.
– OTHERS –
OTHERS LIST OF PROJECTS SKETCHES & RENDERINGS 2011-2014 TOILET DESIGN - INTERAGE 2013 THE GREAT ESCAPE 2012 FOR THE LOVE OF BOOKS 2012 WATCHTOWER 2011 COLOR AND LIGHT 2011
– SKETCHES & RENDERINGS – 2011-2014
SKETCHES & RENDERINGS
– INTERAGE – 2013
A BATHROOM SUITABLE FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD
Designing a simple bathroom that cater to the young and old. To cater to the old, safety requirements such as placement of grab bar need to be taken into consideration. The bathroom will include a shower area that is elder-friendly and a Jacuzzi for the young ones to enjoy.
– THE GREAT ESCAPE – 2012
AN ESCAPE FROM THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF CITY LIFE
– FOR THE LOVE OF BOOKS – 2012
FOR THE LOVE OF BOOKS
– WATCHTOWER – 2011
WATCHTOWER
Attempting to integrate the shape with the original pavilion, geometrical shapes are infused in the design. There will be 4 levels where the first level starts at the same level as the pavilion’s second level. Rhythm can be found in the shape of the spaces where the first floor starts with a quarter of square , second level with half a square, third level with three quarter of square and finally last level a full square. The third level have an overhang which functioned as the viewing deck while the top floor’s functioned as sky deck
– WATCHTOWER – 2011
– COLOR & LIGHT – 2011
EXPERIMENTING WITH COLOR & LIGHT AT DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT