David Harte BA Interiors, University of Kent (Extended Portfolio)

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retail & performance Term 2 & 3, Stage 3 | 110A Marylebone HIGH ST, London | music retail & performance

office social space

Term 2 stage 3 | joint competition win | keynes college Senior common Rm, UNI. KEnt.

exhibition

Term 1, Stage 3 | West Cliff Hall, Ramsgate | Camouflage & art Exhibition

art hotel

Term 2 & 3 , Stage 2 | 30 dalby sq, margate | art hotel for global nomads

art & performance

Term 1 Stage 2 | folkestone pilot station | art, visitor & performance centre

photography A selection of photography

curriculum vitae Education, experience and achievements

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Major Work // First


retail & performance Term 2 & 3, Stage 3 | 110A Marylebone HIGH ST, London | music retail & performance

At the end of third year, my Final Major Project gave me the opportunity to choose not only a brief of my choice, but also a host building. The brief that I chose was for that of a centre for classical music, incorporating retail spaces, performance space, recording studios as well as repairs and teaching spaces. The host building was incredibly challenging, as it incorporated a series of individual buildings which had been linked together to form one large, incoherently laid out building . The aim of the architectural changes was to create a sense of unity between this series of buildings . I also had the same aim in relation to the interior, to draw the eye between spaces, using large furniture elements as well as smaller freestanding pieces. A variety of materials are found throughout the building, chosen to highlight the beauty and forms of the instruments.

Stage 3

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Major Work // First


First Level Isometric

Ground/Basement Isometric

Stage 3

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1. Café & P erformance Sp ace 2. Ser very 3. Gr een R oom 4. F emale T oilets 5. Male T oilets 6. Cleaner’ s St orage 7. R ecording Studio/R ehearsal S pace 8. Kit chen 9. Secondary Stairs (Emergency)

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1. Entrance & Displ ays 2. R eception 3. CD, R ecord, Sheet Music & Book R 4. R epairs 5. V oid over Café

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Major Work // First


CD/Vinyl Display Detail

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1. Brass & P ercussion R oom 2. P ayment Desk 3. Piano & Ke yboards R oom 4. Strings R oom

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office social space

term 2 stage 3 | join competition win | keynes college Senior common Rm, UNI. KEnt.

During my final term at Kent, the opportunity arose to enter a competition for the redesign of a staff space on campus known as the Keynes Senior Common Room. This project, undertaken jointly with Anya Gordon-Clark spanned just over a week. The brief requested the redesign of the interior of the 1960’s space, including new furniture, lighting and additional functions. We chose to divide the space using a central seating element, into four zones. One group seating area, one casual seating area, a lobby space and a work/servery space. Throughout the design process, we developed the idea of a calming, relaxing environment where university staff could go to get away from work. The colour scheme which has a grey base with green accents, is inspired by the Keynes College colour.

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staff space Stage 3

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section AA

Farrow and ball Pavillion Blue

hilton grey carpet

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florence polar oak floor

crab apple soft malmo - villa nova

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moorland soft malmo - villa nova

everyday view

function view

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exhibition

Term 1, Stage 3 | West Cliff Hall, Ramsgate | Camouflage & art

My first term stage three host building was West Cliff Hall, Ramsgate. The former concert hall, has fallen into much disrepair and been further damaged by its most recent incarnation as a motor museum. The brief for this project was focussed on the catalogue of objects from the Casson Mann ‘Camouflage’ Exhibition as well as a selection of cubist, pointilist, vorticist and futurist artwork. To incorporate the exhibition as well as the ancillary facilities it was necessary to extend the building. Capturing the materiality of the existing building, my planned extension was of cast in situ concrete, with shutterboard imprints. The exhibition itself comprised of a range of metal exhibition displays, as well as artwork displays which were suspended from the ceiling, tin contrast with the grounded exhibition cases. p14 Event // Upper Second Class


exhibition Stage 3 p15


Entrance Staircase

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Entrance Staircase

Raw Steel

Oak floor

Cast in situ concrete

Riveted Aluminium Sheets

Blued Steel

Reclaimed wooden crates

using the oak as formwork

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art hotel

Term 2 & 3 , Stage 2 | 30 dalby sq, margate | art hotel for global nomads

This projected centre around the conversion of a victorian terraced house in Margate, to an Art Hotel and exhibition/events space. The art hotel comprised of a series of residential self contained studios, as well as a cafĂŠ/restaurant. These alongside a large exhibition/event space formed the brief for the building. To incorporate the necessary facilities, it was essential to extend the building to the rear. The major new space incorporates the exhibition/event space, which meets with the cafĂŠ/restaurant space through a series of voids which stretch from basement to first level. Above this space are the artist studios. To the front there are three large studios , and to the rear three small studios. The studios each have a smart-glass wet room and adjacent kitchen space as well as a small lounge area, a workspace and a sleeping space.

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art hotel

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Reception/Gallery

Top Front Studio

Rear Studio Lounge p22 p11 Suspension of Disbelief // First

Corten Steel

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Brushed Stainless Steel

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CafĂŠ Outdoor Seating

Shipping Container Bar

Wet Room & Desk

Sitting Area

art Glass

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Kitchen

Clothes Storage

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Top Front Studio

Lower Front Studios Stage 2 p23


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art & performance

Term 1 Stage 2 | folkestone pilot station | art & performance centre

The brief for this project included the adaptation and resuscitation of this once private building into a public amenity for the people of Folkestone. The initial brief included a 100 seat Theatre, a cafÊ, an archive space, exhibition space as well as the necessary ancillary facilities. During the course of the project, I adapted the brief slightly, the cafÊ becoming a bar, something which I felt fits in quite well with new restaurants in the area as well as the theatre. Inspiration for my proposal for the building comes from many sources, but something that I was immediately reminded of on my first visit to the building was Frank Lloyd Wright’s Falling Water House. The strong vertical and horizontal blocks on the building brought to mind the similar characteristics of Falling Water House.

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Reception

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Map Archive

Basement Galleries

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Section A

Bar Day View p30 Process & Fragement // First


Section B

Bar Night View Stage 2 p31


photography

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david harte Phone 07716 510 986 Email dh302@kent.ac.uk

My Objective

I am a highly motivated and ambitious individual, seeking work in the field of Interior Architecture and Design. I have just completed my degree in Interiors and I would now like to gain practical, hands on experience in order to further enhance my design skills and also to gain knowledge on best business practices.

Academic

2010 - Present:

BA (Hons) Interiors, First Class Honours Kent School of Architecture, University of Kent, Canterbury CAD Proficiency SketchUp Advanced SU Podium Advanced Autocad Advanced Autodesk 3D Studio Max Basic Adobe CS5 Photoshop Average Adobe CS5 Illustrator Advanced Adobe CS5 InDesign Advanced Microsoft Word, Powerpoint Advanced Apple iWork Pages, Keynote and Numbers Advanced

2004 - 2010 Clonakilty Community College, Clonakilty, Ireland Leaving Certificate 2010 Level Grade History Higher A2 Art Higher B1 Accounting Higher B1 Irish (Language) Higher B2 English Higher B3 French Higher B3 Maths Higher C3 Junior Certificate 2007 History, Geography and CSPE Higher A Irish, English, Maths, French, Science, Technical Graphics, Business Studies Higher B 1996 - 2004 Scoil na mBuachaillĂ­ Boys Primary School, Clonakilty, Ireland

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Work Experience April 2013

Joint Competition Win

University Student Competition for redesign of staff common room. Undertaken alongside Anya Gordon-Clark. Project currently being procured by Univeristy and construction will take place in July/August this year. May 2012

Collaborative Design Project Design of ‘BA Interiors’ space for the Kent School of Architecture end of year show. Involved collaborating with stage 2 and stage 3 students, to create an intervention in an existing space located on the University of Kent Campus.

May 2010 -present

Freelance Graphic Design

May 2004 -August 2008

Cashier & Merchandiser

Client: Tan & Tone Studio, Clonakilty, Ireland. Creation of Graphic Identity for new weight loss and beauty business in May 2010. Responsible for press advertising and in-store advertising. Re-branding in January 2011 due to change in target market.

EUROSPAR Supermarket, Clonakilty, Co.Cork, Ireland Responsibilities included handling cash, balancing cash, stock rotation, stock ordering and cleaning food preparation areas.

Achievements and other experience • • • • •

BA Interiors Course Representative 2012-2013 Kent Union Gold+ Volunteering Award 2012-2013 Parkwood Student Committee Environment Officer 2012-2013 Grade 7 Pianoforte, Royal Irish Academy of Music 2010 Gaisce (President’s Medal) Bronze Award 2007

Hobbies & Interests • • • • • •

Photography Swimming Classical Music Performances Theatre Visiting Design Exhibition and Museums Traveling

Referees Gianluca Amadei Stage 3 Design Tutor Email : gla5@kent.ac.uk Phone : 07932 424099

Stephen Donald Stage 2 Course Director & Tutor Email : sda@sda-net.com Phone : 07966 413988

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