Retail interior- Fashion retail By Hannah Hartwell
Comme des Garçons This building interests me as the gold areas stand out drawing peoples attention. And due to the placement of the shelving it makes people want to walk around and see what is round the next corner increasing chances in sales Large tunnel fills up space
The large tunnel fills up the space and separates two spaces making people want to walk around it to look at the other side Rough floor plan
Recycled materials to create display Display shows the athletic clothes in action
Bright gold catches peoples eye
This area in the middle of the floor is very unique as it is used as a storage space on the inside which is unusual and is a bright gold to capture peoples attention
Marni shop interior design in Barcelona I decided to draw this shop as it has some very interesting features like: • The curved clothes rail going across the wall • The shelving sunk back into the wall giving a larger floor space to walk around on
Having the sunken back shelves glowing attracts more people to the increasing the chances of sales
Hiroshi Senju Museum Karuizawa Seating is strategically placed to make people want to sit down and spend more time at the museum.
This museum interests me as it is very environmentally friendly as it incorporates lots of trees. Having the trees means it needs lots of daylight to enter the space making it feel more airy and open. Having these areas with trees blocks of areas making people want to walk around the and look at every thing.
Area in middle Allows lots of light into the space
The art is placed in a to block the next piece so forcing people to walk around in order to see everything
Plan view of entire site including car park
Hongkun museum of fine arts I chose this museum as it incorporates curves through out the building making it flow. It is important to make the interior flow as then people are more likely to walk through the whole building.
There are Lots of open spaces allowing people to walk around.
The walls being white give the space a light and airy feel
National museum of Qatar
This museum interests me as it combines natural materials like wood with materials like concrete. The structures inside the museum are specifically placed in areas to block peoples view causing them to have to walk around to be able to see everything.
All the shelving allows the museum to show of all there items for sale in a way that looks presentable and neat, which catches peoples eyes. Most of the structure are formed from curved lines instead of straight lines as they are more natural like the wood it is built from.
Organic
Movement and flow
Model One
Development of shape to show how it can be practically used by adding shelving Basic shape inspired by picture above
Inspiration for model as uses curves that flow around the space
Persons view of this area and addition of shelving to make area practical Rough plan view
Model Two
Makes people walk around the space
Shelves added to area so can be used to display items
Hanging rails so clothing items can be displayed
Drawing of picture that inspired model
Clothes rail
Simplified shape and changed shape of petals in order to make them more practical for the space
Shelving
tree
Model Three
Changed heights of some parts to make it more welcoming so people more likely to go on the inside area and to see the space better
View from eye level inside the model
Changed shape to make it more simple
Made the outside area thicker so clothes and other items can be placed on them and created shelving on the inside
Plan view inspired by newer design Inspiration for counter area
New design made from card
Plan view
Finished model Inspired by model three The red of the main structure was inspired by the rose and the green by the leaves surrounding it.
Uncoloured two point perspective The uncoloured perspectives allow us to focus on the structure its self and not be distracted by the colour
Coloured two point perspectives
X-ray two point perspective X-ray allows us to see more detail like the shelves inside the structure
Finished Model Sides
Main colours and materials used
Coloured elevation views compared to line elevation drawings.
Back
Revit Revit gives the model a more finished and realistic look allowing us to see how it would look in real life. Making it better for 3D views then sketch up