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0715 051916- UK Mobile 1868-684-1692- Trinidad Mobile euzhan_horsham@yahoo.com 10 Alyce Heights ,Petit Valley Trinidad and Tobago
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Leeds Beckett University , United Kingdom BA (Hons) Interior Architcture & Design September 2014- Prsent
Rejane Limited , Trinidad 19 Stanmore Avenue Trinidad and Tobago Interior Architect Intern May 2014- August 2014
Humber College , Toronto Canada BINT Bachelor of Interior Design September 2012- May 2014 Holy Name Convent Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago A Levels Unit I & II September 2010- June 2012 -Art and Design -Economics -Sociology
Tony Crocket Designs Diego Martin , Trinidad and Tobago Interior Design Assistant May 2013- August 2013 Summer Intern Horsham’s Printing Limited Farfan street , Trinidad and Tobago Book keeping & Freelance Junior graphic designer May 2012- August 2012
H O R S H A M achievements 2014 National Home show, toronto Canada Humber College/ National home show Stonegate Design award- 3rd Place Laneway -coach house design April 2014 National Home Show 2014 Toronto, Canada Platform framing model exhibited on display February 2014 Humber College Honor Roll -Winter 2014 Humber College Honor Roll -Fall 2013
skills AutoCAD SketchUP Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Audobe Indesign Microsoft Office Modeling Perspective Drawing
objective With a strong belief in the philosophy that form relates to function; a well presented and motivated aspiring designer passionate about creating and transforming spaces. With loads of enthusiasm and eager to join a design team. Keen to work and thrives at the chance of learning new skills about all areas design has to offer. Possessing a desire to achieve any goals given. together with proficient communication skills, and willing to take on any training necessary to enable the best outcome.
Young , Hunry and Ambitious design student from the Caribbean Island of Trinidad & Tobago, bringing island warmth and Sunshine while studying Interior Architecture in the UK.
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Born and raised in Trinidad & Tobago, early acquainting myself with the local island design and having lived and studied in both Canada and the United Kingdom, I have interwoven the three cultures together in not only my design philosophy but also my life attitude. I believe that structures within a designed space not only manipulate emotion but each form relates to a dedicated function. As Alina Wheeler famously said, “ design is intelligence made visible�. I believe that good design is a result of experimental trial and error with observational human research . Sharing a stronginterest in design solutions and creating spaces that brings out human emotions and behaviours.
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Protruding from a bed of sand, this installation is dropped within a ruins site in Sunderland England. Inspired by the beautiful matter of glass crossing over with the motion of water, the installation form carries the viewer in a curving motion in , around and through the ruin space, allowing viewers to go along a calming and reflective journey channeling a meditation space. A hidden perspective image is strategically place in the south view , reflecting the original anglo-saxon stained glass window in the near by St.Pauls church on the site.
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‘STEPPING INTO STRUCTURE’
Paying attention to the detailing of the staircase, a study done at the Henry Moore Institute Building downtown Leeds. A formally Victorian structuretransformed and preserved through conservation. Studying this elegantly folded timber staircase, encased by clear glass panels .Through detailed drawings and sketches, the beauty of the mix between the wood steel and glass materiality bring beauty to the small detials.
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the “NEXT” offices located in the united states, an innovative design tank company embodies connection,collaboration and
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Designed By : Euzhan Horsham 2013
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‘COPPER STONE JEWELRY BOUTIQUE’
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Transporting back into history, a time of the bronze age, Copper stone is a boutique speciaizing in the precious hand crafted metals of that time. Where discovering jewelry within every wall bend and crevis enhances a feeling of mystery and wonder, where the shopping experience is trensformed to an archive of the
South Wall Sectional Elevation
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SHOPPING EXPERIENCE TAKEN BACK TO THE TIME OF THE BRONZE AGE... Floor plan
Copper Stone ©
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bursting through the windows, light energ y brings the historic building and its visitors to life! Light energ y scape the interior with shadow patterns, where contrast of light and dark areas are celebrated through three dimensional manipulation of shadow for ms. A cross between passionate race fans with the celebration of the speed of light brings the building to life or even light! A celebration and recognition of ar tifacts like a preser vation of passion, captured in casted pattern.
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Ground floor feature staircase
-Auctioneers Residence -3rd floor
-Auctioneers Deck/race view deck, 2nd floor mezzanine
-Memorabilia display -1st floor mezzanine
-Entrance, registration, valuation -Ground floor
Open tread steel cantilever
S o u t h - We s t S e c t i o n a l E l e va t i o n Note: Not to scale
Horse race Memorabilia Auction House L i ve - Wo r k P ro g r a m m e
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model home demonstrated a tucked away gem which can be found within city dwellings. Using bass wood together with i l l u s t a t i o n b o a r d , r i c e p a p e r, s a n d e d a c e t a t e a n d t u r f, t h e materiality contemporary style
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‘Mimic of a shadow’
INspired by the penetration of a beam of light which pierces through a building creating a multiplication of shadow lines, this staircase mimics the action and pattern of the created shadows in three dimentional form. Filtered light then becomes a live interactive structure, where stair treads extend on the 4th and 8th treads specifically to hilight the exact point of a sun spot light which hilights the displayed objects within the built in tread shelves. The treads act like beams of light in its own right by projecting out of the parallel niche wall.
LANDING EXTENDS INTO A BENCH
4TH & 8TH TREADS EXTEND BOTH WAYS TO MAKE A SHELF IN WALL AND SHADOW BOX DISPLAYS
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‘CHRONICALS OF THE CATTERICK COLLECTABLES’ Adaptive reuse
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“Natures bouquet”
“twinkle of an eye ”
“Caribbean blues”
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‘ T R E E Tm e n t Ta b l e ’ Clinical Design
Designing a hospital bedside table inspired by the serene nature of greenery and trees, which instill peae and serenity in nature creates a calm environment for the patient encouraging natural healing within the hospital. Expressed ideals through colour and form of the table , it is ergonomically friendly conforming to the needs of patients body movements.
TREEtment Table Designed by : Euzhan Horsham
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Beauty can be seen in the skeletal structure of a buildings foundation.Taking a closer hands on look into the platform framing of a 20’ x 20’ two story house. Looking into the more structural aspect of design, we sometimes over look the most important part whic h is the underlaying foundation. Built to represent proper construction tec hniques suc h as the proper run of the floor joints, columns and stair configeration.
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