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Questions INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
& DESIGN
A PORTFOLIO
BY LISA WEIGL
A SKING QUES T IONS
HERE YO U’L L F IND A L I T T L E IN SI G H T IN M Y C RE AT I V E M I N D - I L I K E T O G E T N E W PERC EP T I ON S BY Q UE S T I ONIN G T HIN G S T H AT H AV E B E E N S E E N B E F O RE
BEFORE WE BEGIN
OH HELLO
Lisa Marina Weigl Who?
I create, I design, I ask questions. I’m keen on finding inspiration and food for thought in everyday life. My focus lies on creating something that means something to others, appeals to them, communicates with them or moves them in any way. Born in a small town in Bavaria, Germany, quite accurately 25 years ago, I spent my training years in a contrast, living between German small towns, the British countryside and London. Currently finished with my Bachelor Thesis on the poetry of cities and urbanism and how they influence the way we act, think and feel, with a focus on Social Housing it’s pros and cons, I’m searching for a new challenge. I love the wind around me when I ride through London on my black road bike. As of recently I celebrate live jazz clubs (must be me getting older). I appreciate relaxed days at a museum or in a park and dances of joy at a concert. Apart from that, there is the usual: traveling, architecture, design, urbanism, yoga, banana bread and The Beatles. Say hello!
Education 2019-2020
City Design Masters Degree, Royal College of Art
Skills ArchiCAD
Vectorworks Rhino 5
2013 - 2018
SketchUp
Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts,
Cinema4D
Interior Design, Bachelor Photoshop 2013
InDesign
Henley College, Oxon, Photography
Illustrator
2004 - 2012
Basic coding knowledge
Elly Heuss Gymnasium, A Levels Windows os & Mac os user
Work 2019
Architectural Assistant Atelier Baulier, London, assistance in planning stages (Rhino), physical model making
- I am not working with the program you are using in your studio? Just let me know, I am happy to learn something new! -
Language German
- native speaker
English
- fluent speaker (C2)
2018 - 2019
Italian
- basics (A2)
freelance interior designer
Swedish
- basics
freelance design work on private properties in London 2015 - current freelance event management assistant (e.g. Burberry Fashion Shows) - planning, organization and realization 2015
+49 1602 534074
al research, visualizations) e.g. in Patterns Brighton
weigllisa@gmail.com
anurbanstudy.com
not.lizzy
2012 Internship Photography & Graphic Design
HELLO
ferent fields (architecture, facades, furniture, materi-
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Internship with Alt-Shift Studio, Focus on dif-
Space of Tomorrow
Cinema on the Program
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Urban furniture to improve life quality on estates. A Bachelor Thesis.
Kreuzberg & Bethnal Green Flats How to rescue small flat layouts with a small budget?
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Interior
Furniture
Architecture
Other
Temporare
Can a former furniture store be transformed into a cinema?
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One we shaped earlier
Can furniture be a sculpture/art piece?
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Cinema on the Move
How does a Pop-Up Cinema equal a real cinema?
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Little Nomad
Can a kids room fit into an open living space?
Run & Hide AirBnB
How to make temporare living comfortable and unique?
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Other Engagements
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What else is there to tell really? What happens in my life?
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In case you want to know more about a project or see other projects I’ve been working on, just let me know!
Space
of Tomorrow
Part II of Bachelor’s Degree
CHITECTURE, URBAN THINKING
THESIS WORK, INTERIOR DESIGN, AR-
QUICKINFO U S E : B A C H E L O R T H E S I S , D E S I G N PA R T, U R B A N D E S I G N & T H I N K I N G W I T H : U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E S A N D A R T S C O B U R G , P R O F. M I C H A E L H AV E R L A N D PROGRAM: VECTORWORKS, INDESIGN, PHOTOSHOP
Working on my Bachelor Thesis I research the poetry of cities and how life quality improves by us getting involved in urban planning and design. An approach to a solution amongst the British social housing problem.
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Can we write our own piece of poetry into our city?
A Bachelor Thesis about the injustice in existing urban planning and the resulting social challenges. About the vision to live in a fair city with an approach on autonomy and sustainability. A self-buildable module design. PA G E T H R E E
social housing), life quality in cities such as London, quality in terms
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of living spaces, dimensions of shared urban spaces (communal, green spaces, 3rd spaces) and ideas
e all know London as an exciting city with an unthinkable amount of opportunities. A contrast to this seemingly high life quality are the so called ‘‘sink states’’ of today and with that, neglect, crime, unemployment. Even though there have been a lot of good intentions and visions in the past they mainly have been forgotten.
that already existed to improve life quality in cities. During my work I wrote two books (each 240 pages) about the research and the actual design work I’ve done. Followed by a lecture about my outcome and a small exhibition consisting layout plans, a model and technical details of the Space of Tomorrrow.
I approach this matter on the aspects of self-organisation with a design of an urban furniture piece. This should restore self-trust as well as independency of the people living on estates from their landlords. It should also add new quality to community life, integration of inhabitants and newcomers. A great part of this work was the research on the history on social
Bespoke furniture for the space
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housing (with a focus on British
S PA C E O F T O M O R R O W Next to the frustration free construction method, with a repeating grid and simple connections, the materials are seen as a connection between the various modules (spare room, community kitchen, garden, workshop, parent/children area, quiet zone, coworking space, cafe/market space).
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Easy materials, simple construction, repeating methods
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The material choice can vary. Worktops, fabrics and colours are ment to be sustainable and even recycled (e.g. terrazzo made out of gravel from the estate, old materials). The roof is planned to be a planted surface, so the inhabitants in the surrounding estate look onto a ‘‘garden’’.
Cinema on the Program Winter Term 2015/16
DESIGN PLANNING, INTERIOR DESIGN
QUICKINFO WITH: UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS COBURG I N C O O P E R AT I O N W I T H K I N O I S T P R O G R A M M E . V. PROGRAM: ARCHICAD, PHOTOSHOP SCALE: 475M2, 5,4M CEILING L O C AT I O N : B AY R E U T H , G E R M A N Y, F O R M E R F U R N I T U R E S T O R E OTHER: GOT SELECTED AS ONE OF THE BEST THREE WORKS
A Layout concept with a focus on the needs of a indie-film-lover, the 80s architecture of the building and the urban surroundings of the former furniture store. The busy streets next to the object had to be conected to the interior of the cinema itself.
CINEMA ON THE PROGRAM
Can a former furniture store be transformed into a cinema?
A monstrous former furniture store in the middle of a busy junction which layout, over time, has been planned so badly (depending on its current tenant and use) that it can be seen as a real task to deal with. Its pillars, walls and levels had to be incorporated into the design. As the urban surroundings can not be faded out they had to be used as a connection to the interior. PA G E N I N E
CINEMA ON THE PROGRAM SCALE: 475M2, CEILINGS 540CM
LEVEL: GROUND LEVEL
SURROUNDINGS: RING ROAD, NEAR OLD TOWN
TA R G E T G R O U P : I N D I E F I L M L O V E R S
Bayreuth Wittelsbacherring
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middle of the glass fassade, so the visitors can buy their tickets on the outside (dedicated to the golden 20s cinema era). Entering the cinema through doors on both sides, the visitor can decide if he/
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she only wants to make use of the restaurant/cafe on the left or also the cinema (with the big hall located on the ground floor and the
tanding in front of the massive building with a typical 80s architecture that provokes more than
small ones on the first floor accessable through seperate staircases. I decided to leave the pillars blank
trying to fit into the urban pic-
and open to add to the roughness
ture, I thought of the Barbican
of the architecture and stress the
that provokes and fits in at the same time. How can I make this
hight of the space.
‘‘cinema’’ do the same at least with its interior and appearance from the outside. The typical 80s design reminds me of the Memphis Movement - bold shapes and striking colours. I saw the design as a kind of puzzle, working with blocks, shapes and patterns and also trying to deal with the weird shape the space provided, through a symmetry in the appearance of the room. Creating a connection between the interior and exterior, the ticket booth is located exactly in the
Interior situation
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The pillow cinema and the small hall are located on the upper floor, they can be accessed with each a seperate staircase. Between the roomblocks and the window front, narrow corridors lead the visitor to platforms to waite for the film to start.
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The ground floor opens up as a space for the visitor to choose. After buyng a ticket at the ticket-booth he/she enters the cinema into one of the double doors. If he or she only wants to use the cafe/restaurant he/she goes to the left. The big hall is located in the centre of the ground floor.
CINEMA ON THE PROGRAM The model was made with the focus on size relations and harmony between the shapes used. The easiest material to form the shapes wanted was finnboard. Through the model it can be seen, that the daylight the windowfront gives is hardly obstructed by any objects or rooms.
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CINEMA ON THE PROGRAM The scale of the modell is 1:100.
Daylight isn’t obstructed by objects or rooms.
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CINEMA ON THE PROGRAM As the building substance is mainly from the 80s the first association made as a typical 80s design theme is the memphis graphic movement. Mixed with the Bauhaus coloures as a more subtle colour theme, a modern 80s feeling was created. The seating areas are formed as stairs, as a hint to the rawness minimalism of the Brutalism.
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Materials to create a modern 80s vibe.
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The rooms have a slightly different colour theme but the same patterns. Despite of choosing the main material concrete, wood is the second subject in the halls, creating a cozier, warmer feeling.
Cinema on the Move Summer Term 2017
DESIGN PLANNING, URBAN POP-UP
QUICKINFO WITH: UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS COBURG PROGRAM: RHINO, ARCHICAD, PHOTOSHOP SCALE: 21M X 17M X 5,20M L O C AT I O N : P O P - U P > U R B A N / R U R A L A R E A
An urban object / pop-up with connections to ‘‘Cinema on the Program’’ regarding branding, shapes and materials. Dealing with material and construction questions (use temporary) as a difference to the previously designed cinema.
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How does a Pop-Up Cinema equal a real cinema?
In a developement of the ‘Cinema on the Program’ project I chose to design a Pop-Up version with the same branding, shapes and also material parallels. How can a cinema also offer the same features the original does? The play of shapes already used in the former design had to be the main focus of the design. The main difference had to be the lightness of the construction. PA G E N I N E T E E N
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Seeing the cinema as a projection itself, it’s lined with polycarbonate sheets that are opaque in their
orking on an addition to ‘‘Cinema on the Program’’ I decided to design a pop-up version. The focus on showing the same branding but flexibel and rebuildable, was mainly on materials and construction. The pop-up character shouldn’t get lost though. I chose to treat the design as a form of sculpture or collage (taking the chance of making temporare architecture look a bit crazy and freaky).
appearance and allow (especially at night) to see shiluettes of what’s happening inside. As a upholstery material on the stand I chose rebonded foam that’s easy to move and store. Plywood serves as the perfect component and is flexible to build with. Small elements that aren’t too heavy (as stair surfaces) are made from terrazzo as a parrallel to the original. The colours used also equal the original.
The concept looked as follows: The films showed should be free for the visitors so a ticket booth wasn’t necessary. A big staircase leads onto the cinema, the visitor can then decide if to go straight in and see a film (or other action going on, maybe another trendy yoga class or a talk about pop-up cinemas) or make use of the cafe on the right side, also located on the top of the staff area. The staff area (projection room and gastronomy) can be accessed under the little staircase leading to the visitor
Aereal Perspective
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terrace.
CINEMA ON THE MOVE As the urban surroundings are already sleek and cold in their appearance it was a positive side affect that wood was a handier material to use for the temporary constructure than concrete and created a warm contrast. Despite of that the patterns and colours used create a direct parallel to the former design.
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Parallels in materials, patterns and colours.
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As the cinema is a temporary structure it is important that every construction and also furniture used is easy and small to transport and quick to build and dismantle. As a great example Tomas Alonso’s Okay Studio Design was used in this image.
Run&Hide an AirBnB concept Summer Term 2016
L AY O U T D E S I G N , I N T E R I O R D E S I G N
QUICKINFO WITH: UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS COBURG P R O G R A M : A R C H I C A D , P H O T O S H O P, I N D E S I G N SCALE: 45M2; 2,5M CEILINGS L O C AT I O N : S T U T T G A R T, G E R M A N Y
A completed layout design ready to hand in with a written concept, all additional furniture plans and detail drawings for a AirBnB flat in Stuttgart. All used materials and products had to be named and listed and a cost calculation had to be made.
RUN & HIDE AIRBNB
How to make temporare living comfortable and unique?
Finding a concept for an AirBnB flat in the centre of Stuttgart that doesn’t just show another ‘Eames-Chair-arrangement’ isn’t as easy as it sounds at first. Temporare living aquires other needs than a home and built-in furniture much more thought than another Thonet chair. Finishing an interior project with all its additional plans can be challenging. PA G E T W E N T Y F I F E
but as itself open, e.g. there is no door between the shower and the bedroom. The materials chosen are clean
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and sleek but at the same time inviting and warm. Brass adds a warm character to the grey ter-
n AirBnB flat has different aquire-
razzo, marble and a grey wooden
ments compared to a home. The
floor (oak). Rattan as an ecocon-
resident (1-2) doesn’t necessarily
scious material can be well com-
wish for the same features whilst
bined with plants so the other-
on holiday or a worktrip but still
wise clean interior gets an exotic
wants to feel at home and cozy.
holiday note.
How can a concept have this certain special something and still be simple enough to fit the needs of a e.g. businessman/woman? The concept chosen had a focus on clean lines and hidden features. Sections that aren’t needed during the day can be stored away (e.g. eating area or wardrobe) or configured by the resident (maybe he/ she doesn’t need a clothing rack in the hallway). The living and cooking/dining area is an open living area (wooden floor), the bathroom and sleeping space as the private
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Hochschule Cobur g Am Hof br äuhaus 1 Lichtlabor 96450 Cobur g
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Working & Light drawing APARTMENT STUTTGART Kernerstr.: 11 Apartment 08
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Abgehängte Decke
Lüftungsanlage
Unterzug
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Prediger, P.34.1, Deckeneinbauleuchte, 60x60cm
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Philips Lirio, Bloq 1-er Deckenleuchte, Deckenaufbauleuchte, 163x163x122 cm
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Osram, SubstiTUBE, LED-Röhre, 0,27x150cm
Michael Anastassiades, Ball Light Wall Bracket, Pendelleuchte, 61x61cm, max. 128cm Pendellänge (var.)
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Edition Casa Lumi, CL2046, Bauhaus-Scherenleuchte, Ausladung: 52-82cm, h 39cm
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Michael Anastassiades, FLOS IC Lights S2, Pendelleuchte, d 30cm, h 70cm, max. 400cm Pendellänge
Sämtliche Maße sind vom Unternehmer eigenverantwortlich am Bau zu prüfen. Alle Ausführungspläne sind nur in Verbindung mit den gültigen Schal- und Bewehrungsplänen des Tragwerkplaners, sowie den Durchbruchsplänen der Fachingenieure gültig und/oder den ergänzenden Angaben. Dehnungsfugen sind nach Angabe Tragwerkplaner auszuführen. Der Ausführende ist verpflichtet, den Auftraggeber auf etwaige Unstimmigkeiten der Ausführungsunterlagen hinzuweisen (VOB, § 3.3).
Deckenplan Apartment Stuttgart Werkplanung Plan 002
Auftraggeber: Mark Philips Hoschschule Coburg Am Hofbräuhaus 1 96450 Coburg
Maßstab 1:50 Blattgröße: A3 20.07.16
Planersteller: Daniel T
InnenARCHITEK Gruppe 4 96450 Coburg Gruppe 4 @stud.hs-cob www.Gruppe4.de
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Wandpanele aus Corian weis Kanten kaltgeschweist Theke aus Corian schwarz Kanten gefast 2mm
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Sämtliche Maße sind vom Unternehmer eigenverantwortlich am Bau zu prüfen. Alle Ausführungspläne sind nur in Verbindung mit den gültigen Schal- und Bewehrungsplänen des Tragwerkplaners, sowie den Durchbruchsplänen der Fachingenieure gültig und/oder den ergänzenden Angaben. Dehnungsfugen sind nach Angabe Tragwerkplaner auszuführen. Der Ausführende ist verpflichtet, den Auftraggeber auf etwaige Unstimmigkeiten der Ausführungsunterlagen hinzuweisen (VOB, § 3.3).
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Sämtliche Maße sind vom Unternehmer eigenverantwortlich am Bau zu prüfen. Alle Ausführungspläne sind nur in Verbindung mit den gültigen Schal- und Bewehrungsplänen des Tragwerkplaners, sowie den Durchbruchsplänen der Fachingenieure gültig und/oder den ergänzenden Angaben. Dehnungsfugen sind nach Angabe Tragwerkplaner auszuführen. Der Ausführende ist verpflichtet, den Auftraggeber auf etwaige Unstimmigkeiten der Ausführungsunterlagen hinzuweisen (VOB, § 3.3).
Möbelplan Schrankwand Küche/Wohnzimmer Werkplanung Plan 002
Auftraggeber: Mark Philips Hoschschule Coburg Am Hofbräuhaus 1 96450 Coburg
Maßstab 1:20 Blattgröße: A3 20.07.16 Planersteller: Max Lörtzing InnenARCHITEKT: Gruppe 4 96450 Coburg Gruppe 4 @stud.hs-coburg.de www.Gruppe4.de
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Flat Berlin Kreuzberg Winter Term 2014
DESIGN PLANNING, INTERIOR DESIGN
QUICKINFO WITH: UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS COBURG P R O G R A M : A R C H I C A D , P H O T O S H O P, I N D E S I G N SCALE: 138M2 L O C AT I O N : B E R L I N , K R E U Z B E R G , F O R M E R B R E W E R Y
A Layout concept with a focus on the existing light situation concerning the location of the flat in a former brewery in Kreuzberg, Berlin next to a park. A priority of the project was finding options on material and colour fitting for residents and flat.
F L AT B E R L I N K R E U Z B E R G
How to rescue a “shitty” layout in a perfect area?
An old brewery in the middle of Kreuzberg with a direct connection to the Berlin Underground, right next to a park promises young creatives with a slightly higher budget a great living experience - sounds perfect? The layout just doesn’t quite fit, it seems like a makeshift, doesn’t give much light and the promised ‘‘loft character’’ with its 245cm ceilings is a lie. PA G E T H I R T Y T H R E E
F L AT B E R L I N K R E U Z B E R G SCALE: 138M2, CEILINGS 245CM
LEVEL: 3RD + 4TH FLOOR, NO LIFT
S U R R O U N D I N G S : V I K T O R I A PA R K , U-BAHN LUFTBRÃœCKE
TA R G E T G R O U P : Y O U N G C R E AT I V E S
Berlin Kreuzberg near Tempelhof
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F L AT B E R L I N K R E U Z B E R G
eating space to the left, also with access to the roof terrasse and living and working area to the right, again with access to a small terrasse. There is also a bathroom with a shower located on the up-
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per floor. The material choice is supporting the light the architecture allows to float into the flat. A fair concrete
lanning a flat for two people in
floor stretches through the whole
Kreuzberg, the concept I went
flat, plywood adds a fresh and
for is pretty easy to understand.
young character and materials like
As the 3rd floor doesn’t give as much light as the 4th floor it was converted into the sleeping and clothing area. If you enter the flat
terrazzo a certain exciting note to the combination. Colour accents are made with e.g. rugs.
the first thing that comes to mind is a clothing rack and (let’s be honest) a toilet. The resident can now decide if he enters the private area or the living area (over the staircase to the upper floor.) Entering through a sliding glass door on the 3rd floor, the private area of the space starts with a dressing room, behind that is the bedroom and the en suite bathroom with access to the balcony. The upper floor hosts the public/ living area. With a kitchen and
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3rd floor of the flat. The entrance offers space for cloaks and shoes. Next to a small toilet a stairway leads to the 4th floor. A sliding double door allows the residents to enter their dressing room. The bedroom is located behind the next sliding door. En suite is a big bathroom with a freestanding bathtub.
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F L AT B E R L I N K R E U Z B E R G View of the open living area. The chosen materials are light in colour and sleek in appearance, so the effect the daylight supplies gets supported. As the floor is kept in its original concrete finish, carpets are used to get a cozier look and feel.
PA G E TPA H IG R TEY S E V E N
Materials are light in colour and sleek in their appearance
PA G E T H I R T Y E I G H T
F L AT B E R L I N K R E U Z B E R G
The chosen interior is bespoke. Coloures, textures and details are lively but subtle in its shapes. Terrazzo adds an enduring character to the material choice.
Flat Bethnal Green Summer 2018
DESIGN PLANNING, INTERIOR DESIGN
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A layout concept for a private client. The project had a focus on a rather tight budget and multiple landlord restrictions. The design work mainly consisted of work together with the client and an architect (structural work).
F L AT B E T H N A L G R E E N
new room structures to improve the quality of the flat. Working together directly with the client and architect I learned a lot
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about british building regulations
orking on my first freelance project
Important for the project espe-
I did some classical design work
cially was the conversation with
on a 72m2 former council flat. It’s
various supplyers, electricians,
been bought by a game designer
carpenters, etc.
and the paperwork that comes with it.
and his best friend. One of the bedrooms was ment to function as an AirBnb flat. After a very open planned living space (less walls, glass room seperater) we had to face several building restrictions coming from the landlord of the building. We then stuck to the original layout and worked with materials and
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Built in shelving (open)
Projector surface, console underneath (maybe vinyl player, etc.) + speakers left&right
shower surface built in
half solid half glass wall deviding shower and bath
fridge and shelving (closed)
connecting storage surface (including tank)
breakfast isle with two pendant lights
SHARED BALCONY
Projector on ceiling
undermount sink
cupboards
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Built in desk
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Built in Bedroom furniture
Built in Bedroom furniture
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3rd floor of the flat. The entrance offers space for cloaks and shoes. Next to a small toilet a stairway leads to the 4th floor. A sliding double door allows the residents to enter their dressing room. The bedroom is located behind the next sliding door. En suite is a big bathroom with a freestanding bathtub.
BEDROOM-1
PA G E F O U R T Y T W O BEDROOM-1
One we shaped earlier Winter Term 2016/17
FURNITURE DESIGN, INTERIOR DESIGN
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Not just another valet stand in an old man’s bedroom. The aim of the design was a piece of furniture that gives the impression of a sculpture and maybe even creates a ‘‘room in a room feeling’’. Valet stands aren’t dead yet, long live the valet stand!
ONE WE SHAPED EARLIER
Can furniture be a sculpture/ art piece?
Design a valet stand that stands out between the conventional dust catchers! The task was to develope a concept that’s unique and draw all the necessary construction plans and detail drawings. Setting myself the aim of creating a multifunctional piece of furniture with more than just the use of hanging clothes over a rag turned out to be a real piece of art. PA G E F O U R T Y F I V E
user (e.g. facemirror, stool, table). The material choice had to be kept interesting and somehow adapted. In this case I made black steel (matt) the main material with
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different terrazzo sheets and cuts as surfaces and wooden accessoires. The valid stand also provides an
alid stands have lost in popularity
electric connection for blowdryers,
over the years. Chairs, clothing
razors or lights.
racks or even ladders are doing
Summed up - ‘‘one we shaped
the job just as well. How can that
earlier’’ suits our modern needs,
piece of furniture actually live up
works as a helper as well as as a
to our modern needs again and
home accessoire and sculpture.
not just be another useless piece that’s only benefit it is to throw clothes onto? Treating the design as a sculpture and artpiece in the first place, my aquirements were the following: It had to be multifunctional (so not only the clothes aspect, but also a face, hair, makeup station and a big mirror), be an addition to the room or even blend in (with the plant pots and the light, that can be used as a standart lamp or the mirror that makes the room bigger), the furniture provides a room in a room, giving the user privacy whilst changing,
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ONE WE SHAPED EARLIER
the features can be adjusted by the
ONE WE SHAPED EARLIER
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Blattgröße: A3
Planersteller: Lisa Weigl
08.02.2017
ONE WE SHAPED EARLIER Stummer Diener
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Blattgröße: A3
Detail example face mirror
Planersteller: Lisa Weigl
08.02.2017
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Planersteller: Lisa Weigl
Planersteller: Lisa Weigl
08.02.2017
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ONE WE SHAPED EARLIER The two side elements of ‘One We Shaped Earlier’ are for a direct use. The classic use as a rack for clothes is featured on the right element, a table offers to be included as a coffee table in the interior of the room. The left element offers the user a getting-ready-station for e.g. make-up, or shaving and hair. Again, the planters can be seen as an addition/accessoire to the room itself.
PA G E F O U R T Y N I N E
PA G E F I F T Y
Materials that give a sculptural effect.
ONE WE SHAPED EARLIER
Table and chair can be used as a set. Moving both components together on the inside it could potentially be used as a little loung area.
The little Nomad Summer Term 2015
DESIGN PLANNING, FURNITURE
QUICKINFO W I T H : A L T- S H I F T S T U D I O , O K AY S T U D I O P R O G R A M : S K E T C H U P, P H O T O S H O P SCALE: 2M X 1,5M X 2,2M L O C AT I O N : O P E N L I V I N G , S T O K E N E W I N G T O N , L O N D O N
A room in a room concept for open living spaces. In this case the space was a converted workshop in Stoke Newington, East London. The parents wanted a seperate room for their two-year old that includes everything a kids room aquires.
CINEMA ON THE PROGRAM
Can a kids room fit into an open living space?
Open living concepts hardly allow seperate private rooms. A confentional room with walls doesn’t look nice and destroys the width the space gives. How can a child have a save and shielded (also acousticly shielded) environment whilst the parents still move freely in their flat without worrying too much about their sleeping child. Also the fun factor shouldn’t be forgotten. PA G E F I F T Y T H R E E
system surrounding the interior allows to store toys and offers, with a curtain on the front, an acoustic shield. A sound system makes it possible to play music or audio-
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books. One side includes a wardrobe (with a curtain to close). The playing area has a swing and a ladder to climb to a cozy platform
esigning a room that can also be
on top of the room (to read stories
seen as furniture, is easy to move
or just to snuggle up).
around and doesn’t disturb the
Plywood as a material is a perfect
open appearance of an open
addition to the excisting, as the
living concept, has been one of
loft’s floor and shelves are already
my projects during my internship
built of it.
with the East London Design Studio Alt-Shift in collaboration with Okay Studio. Working with a block that has been reduced at some points and been added to at others seemed to be the most reasonable way to work with the client’s wishes. The child (at that point 18 month old) should have use of the ‘‘room’’ for some more years in the future. Not only should it give the girl/boy a save environment but also space to play and be creative. The bed is located in the centre with some additional seating space for the parents and a fence to prevent the
Aereal View
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child from falling. The shelving
F L AT B E R L I N K R E U Z B E R G The front of ‘Little Nomade’ is designed with opaque acrylic sheets (optional coloured) and wooden planks that guarantee the child light but also acustic shielding from what happens around the ‘‘room’’. The sheets are either fixed on the outside or inside of the shelving system. As a baby changing unite or later just an open window there is a shutter centred in the middle.
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Save environment with a certrain fun factor.
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As for the playing area there is a swing located on one of the sides. The top ‘‘cozy area’’ is accessable through a ladder. Toys can be stored in an open shelf on the side.
Wir Gestalten e.V. Winter Term 2014
DESIGN PLANNING, INTERIOR DESIGN
QUICKINFO W I T H : D E S I G N S T U D E N T S , C O M PA N I E S , L O C A L M A N U F A C T U R E R S A I M : M A K E Y O U N G , L O C A L D E S I G N G R E AT A G A I N ! MY ROLE: VICE PRESIDENT 2015, PRESIDENT 2016 L O C AT I O N : C O B U R G , O W N H E A D Q U A R T E R S I N A M E D I E VA L T O W N H O U S E
Being a member of WirGestalten e.V. gives you the opportunity along with the space and help of fellow design students to make your ideas and designs heard. Working together with local businesses, design studios and other creatives is a huge priority.
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information for our fellow design
oining at the very start of my first
as our meeting point, Co-Working
year at Uni, the WirGestalten e.V.
space, exhibition area, workshop
(translation: WeCreate) club has
and party venue. Whilst being a
been like a family to me. Keep-
normal member of the club the
ing with the motto ‘‘the uni isn’t
rest of the time, I was elected to
enough’’, our aim is, next to our
take the responsibility to be vice
uni obligations, to work together
president in 2015 and one of the
with local design studios, manufac-
two main presidents of the club in
tors and similar in collaborations
2016 (members at that time: 25),
and partnerships. We are design
which brought varied responsibili-
students from the courses interior
ties and challenges with it.
students, make ourselfs and our message heard and our city more attractive. Our headquarters serve
design, architecture and product design, improving skills with and learning from each other. We want to learn from scratch, what exactly it takes to be a reliable partner as a designer. Operating as a platform for our members and other young creative students we are also working hard to promote our and their designs and make their ideas be heard. Our current focus is the improvement of our urban appearance in Coburg. With different pop-ups, parties and talks (inviting designers and
Concept for the Design Days 2015 in Coburg as a Pop-Up garden party. Role: Head of Project along with another club member.
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partners) we try to provide new
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Make young, local design great again!
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For our 10 year anniversary former members visited us in our headquaters. Our network reaches from Coburg, Berlin and Stuttgart over London and Copenhagen to Tokyo.
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Part I of Bachelor’s Degree
THESIS WORK, JOURNALISM
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Working on the conceptual part of my bachelor thesis I research the poetry of cities, how architecture influences our affinity for living an urban life and how life quality improves by us getting involved in urban planning and design.
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shortage, which alternatives we’ve found over time and how estates currently experience a revival, and find an answer to all of them. If ‘‘The Way We Live’’ brings enough conclusions, it’ll lead to
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the practical part of my bachelor’s degree - raising the question in which way housing estates actually
ome bachelor degrees can be quite complexe - mine is one of them. To understand what I’m currently on about (sometimes not even I know that) and to basically set the ball rolling I started (start of the
match the togetherness and life quality I was talking about in the first place and creating an urban furniture for the residents of housing estates that represent my research results (improvements).
thesis) a blog about the poetry of a city (it can be pretty practical to live in London at that point) as research with photographs and text. I want to ask the questions, in which way the city influences us in the way we act, think and feel, why especially the young generation thinks living in a city is the ideal way to live, how the life quality (apparently) has improved and how we are and especially how the architecture is influencing it (with a focus on housing estates from the 60s-80s), how we are dealing with the coherted housing
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Cities influence the way we feel, move and act.
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Writing texts about how my surroundings influence me (mainly experiencing the city in and around Hackney, the Mekka of gentrification) that come straight from the heart.
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