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PORT FOLIO INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE SELECTED WORKS 2020 | 2022

ATHANASIADOY KORINA NEW YORK SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN

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MPS-S STUDIO

PERSONAL

PROFESSIONAL

ACADEMIC

residential

residential

PERSONAL

INTERGENERATIONAL ADU TOWNHOUSE IN SEATTLE

HOUSE RENDERING & DESIGN

BATHROOM RENDERING & DESIGN

HOUSE RENDERING & MODELING

DIPLOMA THESIS THE TREE LIFE CO-HOUSING

residential

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residential

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hospitality

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INTERGENERATIONAL ADU TOWNHOUSE IN SEATTLE

Project awarded by Ceramics of Italy

2021

LOCATION TYPE

Mps projects

Seattle, Whittier Heights

Residential design

OBJECTIVE

Design a sustainable and accesible house with influences from Greek & Roman architecture.

CLIENT DETAILS

Family of 4 members and 2 elderly.Interested about Greek & Roman architecture, the nomadic cultures and their sustainably built environments. Intent to leave a legacy of sustainable living to their children.

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Students Semester Course Professors Institution

Athanasiadou Korina (Kyriaki) & Francene Roberts Fall 2021 Sustainable Studio I: Residential Environments David Bergman & Seema Lisa Pandya New York school of Interior design

Living room of townhouse | Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

Our goal was to design a space that incorporates classical greek and roman architecture and respects the ideals of the life cycle. We wanted a functional and sustainable space and we have taken into consideration the cold temperatures of Seattle, the constant rainy days and the upcoming climate change.

We focused on the connection between indoor and outdoor because we wanted to join the developing dwelling unit and the main house, but to combine also nature to interior spaces.

C O N C E P T

PROCESS

SKETCHES

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

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ENTRY/GALLERY

FURNITURE LEGEND

LIVING AREA

DINING AREA 11

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5 SECTIONS

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Horizon Sofa by Secolo

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LIA Suspensions, Brushed Brass by KAIA

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Preston Accent table

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Kalaspel chair

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Karat home velvet accent side chair

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Tom Dixon Fun table

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Hoops 4 LED Pendant

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Pruitt Bar & Counter Stool

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B15-Z Contemporary Lounge Chair

10 Kettal MESH 11 Quinnell 3 LED Chandelier

12 TATEYAMA Contemporary

13 BUBBLE Sofa MORADA

LIGHTING LEGEND LR Chandelier Pendant Floor lamp Kitchen Pendant Dining Chandelier

DESIGN DIRECTIONS

Flexible and accessible floor plans

Create drama by lighting the stairs

Multipurpose rooms - innovative design

Indoor plants inspired from Greek culture

Connection between the DADU and the main house

Acousticly efficient materials

Path for eldery to the main house

Natural colors and textures

Create a “core” of the house for vertical circulation & lighting

Create a “shelter” of peace from chaos of everyday life

Adjustable light Downlight Sconce LED Entry pendant

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OFFICE

GALLERY ENTRY

KITCHEN LIVING AREA

DINING AREA

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SECTION D

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

MATERIALS

Amber Flat Grain PlyBoo

Luce, Vallelunga & Co

Holland Felt’s 100% Merino

Holland and Sherry WC

Kelly Moore Paint

Ceramics of Italy, MATCH-UP

OFFICE FURNITURE

Delano Daybed

Brandy Desk

Overgaard & Dyrman cicle dining chair

OFFICE AREA | Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

CFC Cedron Bookcase

KITCHEN | Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

SUSTAINABILITY Floor plans design and orientation based on the cli mate of Seattle Efficient lighting strategies (dimmers, occupancy sen sors, centralized controls) Maximize the use of natural light Indoor plants for indoor air quality Use of Sustainable materials Research of life cycle assesments BATHROOM| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

SECTION C

SECOND FLOOR FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

FURNITURE LEGEND

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Mitchell Gold Bob Williams, Elroy Left Arm Chair

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Chandigarh Lounge Armchairs by Pierre Jeanneret

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Tram Modern Linear Pendant Light, homary

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Parma stool Seat TIVOLI furniture

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MATERIALS

Verde Alpi, Laminam

Carnegie Xorel, Nexus,6425,

Evergreen FireClay

Mosa Floor Tile

Kelly Moore Paint

BEDROOM| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

Ceramics of Italy, ROOTS

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HOUSE RENDERING & DESIGN 2021

Personal projects 02

LIVING ROOM| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

Date Location Firm

March 2021 Thessaloniki Freelance project

C O N C E P T

We spent the biggest part of our day indoors so why live in a space that doesn’t make us feel amazingly beautiful.

The goal of this project was to transform an existing space into a place where people will find peace and calmness in the chaos of everyday life.

There is a play with the black and white tones in the living room area, while in the bedroom the natural elements create a cozy atmosphere ideal for relaxation. There are two different versions of the same bedroom. The right one has sharped lines that remind us of a minimal aesthetic while in the left one the textures and the curved edges create a friendly and welcoming space.

LIVING ROOM| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

BEDROOM| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

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BATHROOM RENDERING & DESIGN

BATHROOM DESIGN CONCEPT

2021

Personal projects

SOFTWARES | Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

Bathrooms often get the reputation for being one of the least stylish rooms of the entire home. So my intention was to create an ergonomic bathroom that combines the essential technical necessities of the bathroom with the aesthetic and practical requirements of the user. My goal was to create a bathroom that can withstand time and trends. The space planning, including the most suitable positions for the sanitaryware and fixtures, was my first priority.

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Date Firm

April 2021 Freelance project

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VIEW C

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HOUSE RENDERING & MODELING 2020

MY MISSION In this project I was responsible to create a 3D realistic visual result for our clients. This helped them to feel safe and undestand better how the final result is going to look like.

The model was a tool that I created to make them feel their new house and realize the size of the spaces.

SOFTWARES | Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering, Photoshop

Professional 04

Date Location Firm

October 2020 Full time Job Xrysa, Xanthi Pouspourikas Y. Design Studio

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THE TREE OF LIFE CO-HOUSING 2020

Academic 05

ABSTRACT The building complex “The tree life co-housing”, is located in the city of Xanthi, in Greece. The study area could be characterized as a strategic location, as it is located very close to the heart of the city .

Students Date Course Professors Institution

Athanasiadou Korina (Kyriaki) & Sougkouroglou Anna October 2020 Diploma thesis Polychronopoulos D. , Grigoriadou M. , Giouzepas D. Department of Architectural Engineering, DUTH

The original idea for the student and senior mixed group was “born” as a need for a new proposal in order to “activate” both students and the elderly in a daily form of coexistence and interaction.

The selected uses concern housing, culture and education.

Equally main concern was to respect the environment and thus there has been an effort to adhere to some basic principles of bioclimatic design.

The complex is developed in two main axes and includes 41 rooms which are developed on two levels and independent loft.

The building volumes in total are developed in four levels: basement, ground floor, A and B floor. The main idea of the architectural design is characterized by the separation of the main volume into two main units that develop dialogue with each other and between them is spread the core - heart of the complex , creating a focal point of meeting and socialization.

PROCESS

PLOT OPERATIONAL DIAGRAM

P LOT O P E R AT I O N A L D I AG R A M

BASIC MATERIALS SELECTION

3D VIEW OF THE COMPLEX

STONE (GABION WALL)

BRONZE STAINLESS STEEL

TEAK WOOD

CONCRETE

THE “CORE” OF THE COMPLEX| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

THE LIBRARY| Revit & 3ds Max V- ray rendering

WELLNESS

Wellness is a modern word with ancient roots. It is the active pursuit of activities, choices and lifestyles that lead to a state of holistic health.

- The Global Wellness Institute

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V I E W

THE SPA CENTER| Revit & 3ds

Max V- ray rendering, Photoshop

OUR GOAL We wanted to respect the needs of each group and create for each of them a place where they will fill safe and relaxed. We tried to provide the with comfort and make their living experience in the complex so unique.

TYPOLOGY OF ROOMS

STUDENT ROOM

STUDENT ROOM FLOOR PLAN

ELDERLY ROOM FLOOR PLAN

ELDERLY ROOM

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

LOFT

LOFT FLOOR PLAN

THANK YOU

korin.athanasiadou@gmail.com | 754 207 8409