Lujain Hafiz_Interior Design Portfolio_Feb-09-2021 by archmirza

EDUCATION

HEALTHCARE

HOSPITALITY

SENIOR CHILD MENTOR CENTER

SMALL MEDICAL OFFICE, OPHTHALMOLOGY

BRAZILIAN RESTAURANT IN THE USA

EYE CORE

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AYSE BIRSEL

MULTIPLE LEVELS

ONE INTERIOR RENDERING

STAIRCASE SYSTEM

EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL

main rendering CAVITY MUSEUM

Mental Ray Place on top of main rendering

CENTRAL CORTYARD VIEW

VIEW TO THE SECOND LEVEL

VIEW OF STAIRCASE

Interior Design Proposal For The A&D Building

ONE INTERIOR RENDERING

HALLWAY SOUTHERN VIEW

SPRING-FALL EQUINOX SEPTEMPER 22ND 12:00PM

CAVITY MUSEUM

COZY HOUSE IN BRAZIL

Mental Ray

CONSEPTUAL Place on top of

Interior Design Proposal For The A&D Building

RESIDENTIAL

CAVITY MUSEUM

ECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC

DAVID ROCKWELL LUJAIN HAFIZ KNOLL COLLECTION

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SENIOR CHILD MENTOR CENTER Spring 2020- Design 4, Project 3 Archived For CIDA, (Council for Interior Design Accreditation)

EDUCATION EDUCATION The goal of the project is to provide a place where seniors and children feel comfortable to study, relax, hang out, and participate in extracurricular activities. The seniors and children interact with each other to teach, learn, and socialize.

Storage WC

Storage

Great Room

Entrance

Office Reception

Craft Room

Kitchen

Garden

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Meeting Room

Multi Class Room

Senior Lounge

WC LEGEND: Close Convenint Open Natural light Acoustic Privacy

Front Desk Waiting Area

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Mate

First Floor Plan -6-

NTS S1

erials 10’10”HT

10’10”HT

LIGHT LEGEND: LED LINEAR LIGHT CHANDELIER RECESSED

First Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan

NTS

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Longitudinal Section

Axonometric View

Perspective of Meeting Room

Perspective of Senior Lounge

YOGA

READING ROOM

Materials

Furniture

BAR STOOL

BEAN BAG CHAIR

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Built-in Wood Slats

Built-in Book Shelves

Built-in Reading Niches

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SMALL MEDICAL OFFICE, OPHTHALMOLOGY Spring 2020- Design 4, Project 2 Archived For CIDA,

(Council for Interior Design Accreditation)

EYE CORE

HEALTH HEALTH CARE CARE EYE CORE

Eye care clinic in Philadelphia, U.S.A. The building is owned by Thomas Jefferson University, and the client wanted a modern design that serves as an educational center beside its function as a healthcare facility. Front Desk and Wating Area -12-

CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS

E2 WV1

WF1

HIDDEN SOLID WASTE ROOM FOR SAFETY PURPOSES

WF1

WF1 M1

ADA ACCESSIBLE DESK

CUSTOM FROSTED GLASS SHELF FOR EYE GLASSES CH3

CH3

LVT1

WF1

CL1 M2

LEGEND LED LINEAR LIGHT

The concept was inspired by the details of human eyes along with the processes of transmitting the images to the brain. Thus, the proposed design is influenced by the curved lines of the eye vessels and the optical nerve, which covers these vessels for protection. The design features incorporated in this project are; focal point, connection, and flow. While the incorporation of these features gives the project a sense of movement and energy, the color and material selection balance this effect to meet human comfort and psychological satisfaction.

CHANDELIER RECESSED

Floor Plan

NTS

Reflected Ceiling plan

NTS -13-

SOFFIT FO CLEANING PURPOSES

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS WC1

LIGHT PUR CABINETS CALMING

HW1

WC1

Employees Lounge

HW1

LED SNELLE VISUAL CHART

PAPER TOWELS SBANSER M1

EQ4

EQ8

BIOHAZARD CAN SAFTY LOCATED BEHIND THE EXAM CHAIR EQ3

Exam Room -14-

EQ1

The design gives easy access to all people regardless their age or disability. Occupants’ safety was considered during design processes and the employees’ as well.

OR G S

AXONOMETRIC

RPLE S FOR G

Patients Exam Room

Retail Area -15-

DARK PURPLE WALLPAPER TO GIVE A SCENSE OF HARMONY WITH THE LIGHT PURPLE COLOR

ROOM NUMBERS FOR EASY ACCESS

LAB201 EXAM 202 PROCEDURE 203

LOUNGE 208

WC 207 BUSINESS OFFICE106

WL1

Section Looking Eaest

NTS

Huamn Behavior Statement To design a relaxing, welcoming space by using the natural color scheme in furniture, walls, floor, and ceiling. In addition to improving lighting distribution, the softness and lightness of color selection will have positive impacts on the occupantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; vision. -16-

MATERIAL & FURNITURE

CH1

The design incorporates selections that range from gray to white to purple. The white color emphasizes purity, and thus, was used to make a positive contribution to occupantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; experience of the space. The gray and purple colors, however, are used to reflect the sense of reality. Thus, this biophilic design feature can positively impact human emotion and successfully meet healthcare project goals.

WV1

LVT1

WL1

WF1

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SMALL RESTAURANT Fall 2019- Design 3, Project 2 Archived For CIDA,

(Council for Interior Design Accreditation)

First Floor, Bar and Dining Area

RIOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HOSPITALITY This Brazilian cuisine restaurant in the US provides Brazilian cultural esthetic in a modern design. Universal design guidance and standard were used, and the needs of users including people with disabilities were addressed. Wooden elements were used in the ceiling, interior walls, and reception desk to promote connection with nature and create an attractive atmosphere for users.

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Th fe B co th R th th B flo

F1 F2

CH1 T2

WOODEN SLATS

CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS

First Floor Plan

NTS

The design is inspired by the visual eatures of the natural environment of Brazil. While the smoothness of the water ontrasts the harsh edges of the mountains, he noticeable domination of the Christ Redeemer in the area is the focal point. Thus, he design was developed to accommodate hese features found in the environment of Brazil and culture to be reflected in the oor plan, ceiling, and material selection.

LI1 LI1

10’4”HT

LI1

First Floor Reflected Ceiling

NTS

LEGEND: CHANDELIER LED LINEAR LIGHT BAR CHANDELIER RECESSED

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Using materials found in nature to promote peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s connection with the natural environment.

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Second Floor, Main Daining Hall

Materials

Section Looking West

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INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

The contrast in material selection and the attractive wall in the waiting area make the space vital, and thus connected with the culture of Brazil.

Waiting Area TAIL ACCENT WALL

P1 CH2

First Floor, Bar and Dining Area -22-

DECORATED WOOD PANELS

Materials &

3D MODEL

Furnitures -23-

BRAZILIAN HOUSE Fall 2019- Design 3, Project 1 Archived For CIDA,

(Council for Interior Design Accreditation)

RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL The design of this Brazilian house was inspired by the socially active culture of Brazil. Thus, curve lines were used to express the idea of movement, which reflects the local culture and the natural environment of Brazil. The project also promotes socialization and family gathering, which are part of the localsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; lifestyle, by designing a welcoming place. The privacy of the family was addressed, and thus, bedrooms were placed on the second floor to provide privacy. -24-

Living Room & Hallway

First Floor Plan

NTS

First Floor Reflected Ceiling

NTS

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Section Looking North -26-

MATERIAL BOARD

First Floor, Kitchen Elevation

First Floor, Office Elevation -27-

CAVITY MUSEUM Fall 2019-Visualization 3 Archived For CIDA,

(Council for Interior Design Accreditation)

STUDENT: Lujain Hafiz CLASS:ARDS-209 PROFESSOR:Alfonso Severino SEMESTER:FALL-2019

Conceptual Analysis

Ideation & Representation

CAVITY MUSEUM

PHASE 1 -28-

PIPE

SECTION

SHESSE BEAM PIPE MONISTOR DIAMOND MASH

ISOMETRIC

MASH

PRESPECTIVE

BEAM

ELEVATION

DIAMOND

The design is inspired by ant colonies, which have curved lines with a natural, organic organization of spaces. Thus, the curved cave system was used to design the Cavity Museum, so people can have different experiences while exploring the museum. The project is divided into three main phases. phase one is proposing various 3D models using Rihno to generate different special experiences.

TOP VIEW

SHESSE

ABOUT THE PROJECT

MONISTOR

CONCEPTUAL CONCEPTUAL

PHASE 2 Analytical Diagrams, Material Selection and Architectural Drawings -

CONCEPT INSPIRATION & MATERIALS CONCEPT INSPIRATION & MATERIALS CONCEPT INSPIRATION & MATERIALS

FLOOR PLANS & SECTIONS SCALE: 3/32”=1’-0” FLOOR PLANS &FLOOR SECTIONS SCALE: 3/32”=1’-0” SCALE: 3/32”=1’-0” PLANS & SECTIONS B B B UP

STONE

ANT COLONY

INK ART INK ART

PAINT

OPENINGS

EXPLODED RHINO EXPLODED

MARBEL MARBEL

PAINT

ROOF

OPENINGS UP

ROOF

2ND LEVEL

INK ART

DN A UP

EXPLODED AXONOMETR EXPLODE

ANT COLONY ANT COLONY

MARBEL

CONCRETE

ND 2ND LEVEL2 LEVEL

CONCRETE CONCRETE

UP MY INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRED BYISANT WHICH HAVE CURVED SPACES ANDCURVED MY INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRED BY ANT WHICH HAVE CURVED SPACES AND AND MY IS INTERIOR DESIGN ISCOLONIES INSPIRED BYCOLONIES ANT COLONIES WHICH HAVE SPACES HAVE A NATURAL ORGANIZATION OF ORGANIZATION SPACES. ALTHOUGH WALKWAYS SEEM COMPLEX, HAVE A NATURAL ORGANIZATION OF SPACES. ALTHOUGH WALKWAYS SEEM SEEM COMPLEX, HAVE A NATURAL OF SPACES. ALTHOUGH WALKWAYS COMPLEX, THE ANT BEHAVIOR IS REALLY ORGANIZED. THE CURVED CAVE SYSTEM AND THE CURVED THETHE ANT BEHAVIOR IS REALLY ORGANIZED. THE CURVED CAVE SYSTEM AND THE CURVED ANT BEHAVIOR IS REALLY ORGANIZED. THE CURVED CAVE SYSTEM AND THE CURVED - STAIRS CAN BESTAIRS DISTINGUISHED BYDISTINGUISHED FLOORS AND DIVIDED ROOMS. CANCAN BE DISTINGUISHED BYTHEY FLOORS AND THEY ARETHE DIVIDED INTO THE ROOMS. STAIRS BE BY ARE FLOORS ANDINTO THEY ARE DIVIDED INTO THE ROOMS.

SKYLIGHT

INTERIOR PARTITION INTERIOR PARTITION INTERIOR PARTITION SITE PLAN CONCEPTUAL MASSING SITESITE PLAN CONCEPTUAL MASSING PLAN CONCEPTUAL MASSING THE SITE IS LOCATED ATIS LOCATED AT THETHE SITE BASIC BASIC BASIC SITE IS LOCATED AT JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, EAST JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, EASTEAST WALL SYSTEM WALL SYSTEM JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, WALL SYSTEM FALLS CAMPUS. 4201 HENRY AVE, FALLS CAMPUS. 42014201 HENRY AVE, AVE, CIRCULATION SYSTEM CIRCULATION SYSTEM FALLS CAMPUS. HENRY CIRCULATION PHILADELPHIA,PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144. 1STSYSTEM LEVEL PA 19144. VOID SYSTEM VOID SYSTEM PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144. VOID SYSTEM

SKYLIGHT

INTERIOR PARTITION INTERIOR

1ST LEVEL ST 1 LEVEL

INTERIOR GLASSINTERIOR PARTITIO

EXTERIOR WALL EXTERIOR

MULTIPLE LEVELS MULTIPLE

SECTION-A

SECTION-A SECTION-A -

STAIRCASE SYSTEM STAIRCAS

EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR

SECTION-B

SECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC SECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC

SECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC

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EXTERIOR WALL

INTERIOR GLASS PARTITION WINTER SOLSTICE DECEMBER 21ST 3:00PM

EXTERIOR WALL -

MULTIPLE LEVELS

PHASE 2

OPENINGS

SPRING-FALL EQUINOX SEPTEMPER 22ND 12:00PM

SECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC

SPRING-FALL EQUINOX SEPTEMPER 22ND 12:00PM

EXPLODED RHINO

MARBEL

EXPLODED RHINO

2ND LEVEL

ROOF

SKYLIGHT

INTERIOR PARTITION

SITE PLAN THE SITE IS LOCATED AT JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, EAST - 4201 HENRY AVE, FALLS CAMPUS. PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144. CENTRAL CORTYARD VIEW

CONCEPTUAL MASSING

INTERIOR PARTITION -

INTERIOR PARTITION

1ST LEVEL

CENTRAL CORTYARD VIEW

INTERIOR GLASS PARTITION

LEVEL MULTIPLE LEVELS

SECTION-A

STAIRCASE SYSTEM -

UP EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL

VIEW TO THE SECONDVIEW LEVEL HALLWAY SOUTHERN

INTERIOR PARTITION

SUMMER SOLSTICE JUNE 21ST 2:00PM

BASIC WALL SYSTEM CIRCULATION SYSTEM VOID SYSTEM

SKYLIGHT

OPENINGS

EXTERIOR WALL

HALLWAY SOUTHERN VIEWSECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC HALLWAY SOURTHERN VIEW

SUMMER SOLSTICE JUNE 21ST 2:00PM

CONCRETE

SECTION-B

OF STAIRCASE VIEW TO VIEW THE SECOND LEVEL

SECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC

Interior Design Proposal For The A&D Building

PAINT

MY INTERIOR DESIGN IS INSPIRED BY ANT COLONIES WHICH HAVE CURVED SPACES AND HAVE A NATURAL ORGANIZATION OF SPACES. ALTHOUGH WALKWAYS SEEM COMPLEX, THE ANT BEHAVIOR IS REALLY ORGANIZED. THE CURVED CAVE SYSTEM AND THE CURVED STAIRS CAN DN BE DISTINGUISHED BY FLOORS AND THEY ARE DIVIDED INTO THE ROOMS.

CAVITY MUSEUM

INK ART

INTERIOR SOLAR

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

STUDENT NAME: LUJAIN HAFIZ PERSONAL EMAIL:Ljon1997@outlook.com CLASS:VISUALIZATION-3 PROFESSOR:SEVERINO ALFONSO SEMESTER:FALL2019

ANT COLONY

OOR PLANS & SECTIONS SCALE: 3/32”=1’-0”

STUDENT NAME: LUJAIN HAFIZ PERSONAL EMAIL:Ljon1997@outlook.com CLASS:VISUALIZATION-3 PROFESSOR:SEVERINO ALFONSO SEMESTER:FALL2019

EXTERIOR CURTAINUP WALL

INTERIOR GLASS PARTITION

WINTER SOLSTICE EXPLODED RHINO

DECEMBER 21ST 3:00PM

EXTERIOR WALL

MULTIPLE LEVELS

WINTER SOLSTICE DECEMBER 21ST 3:00PM

Interior Design Proposal For The A&D Building

ROOF

OPENINGS

STONE

INTERIOR SOLAR ANALYSIS

B ROOF STAIRCASE SYSTEM

EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL

INTERIOR SOLAR ANALYSISAXONOMETRIC EXPLODED

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: 3/32”=1’-0” FLOOR PLANS & SECTIONS MULTIPLE LEVELS

STAIRCASE SYSTEM

CAVITY MUSEUM

3/32”=1’-0”INSPIRATION & MATERIALS ONS SCALE: CONCEPT

SUMMER SOLSTIC JUNE 21ST 2:00PM

STAIRCASE SYSTEM

SKYLIGHT

EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL

SPRING-FALL EQUINOX SEPTEMPER 22ND 12:00PM

VIEW OF STAIRCASE

SPRING-FALL EQUINOX SEPTEMPER 22ND 12:00PM

INTERIOR PARTITION

LEVEL INTERIOR GLASS PARTITION

WINTER SOLSTIC DECEMBER 21ST 3

STAIRCASE SYSTEM

EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL

CTION-B HALLWAY SOURTHERN VIEWVIEW HALLWAY NORTHERN

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SECTIONAL AXONOMETRIC HALLWAY SOUTHERN VIEW

TO THE SECOND HALLWAYVIEW SOURTHERN VIEW LEVEL

VIEW OF STAIRCASE HALLWAY SOUTHERN VIEW

VIEW TO THE SECOND LEVEL

VIEW OF STAIRCASE

Interior Design Proposal For The A&D Building

MULTIPLE LEVELS -

CAVITY MUSEUM

CENTRAL CORTYARD VIEW

Interior Design Proposal For The A&D Building

CENTRAL CORTYARD VIEW

CTION-A

CAVITY MUSEUM

EXTERIOR WALL

SPRING-FALL EQU SEPTEMPER 22ND

PHASE

DAVID ROCKWELL AYSE BIRSEL LUJAIN HAFIZ KNOLL COLLECTION

ONE INTERIOR RENDERING Mental Ray Place on top of main rendering

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Thank You... Lujain Hafiz Phone: +966 562391907 Email: Ljon1997@outlook.com Junior, Thomas Jefferson University, USA.