Portfolio 2014 by Liv Green

The designs illustrated in this portfolio exhibit a dedication to a thorough design process and a love of functional design It is imperative that the design of these projects not only responds directly to its brief, site and client, but is also practical and has a comprehensive understanding of how humans will use and interact with the internal environmenLThe approach taken in the design process pursues the mantra 'form follows function' and the designs are often logical and linear rather than conceptual This approach allows for attention to be direct towards planning and spatial organisationstrategies and resolution in the details Attention has been given to the consideration of how the key elements of the design work with each other on a construction level, allowing for an exciting exploration of materiality This understanding is reinforced through the investigation of the design in three-dimensionality model form.The work displayed in this portfolio demonstrates a progress in learning, design capabilities and skill, and reveals a keen and eager approach in developing a more refined and sophisticated design process

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This pop-up retail erlVironmerH presents GIVENCf-jY with an Ideal stage to e~hlbll thel' mens 55'14 collection It J$ within thiS collecllon and the dynamiC mSplratloll behind It which was the dri~lng fOfce behind the deSign The Alflcan ethnography 01 the lulu and Masal tribes feature In the collection and reflected through the 5uspended hessian canopy and rich materrallty while the reference to the technological revolullon of 19705 America IS evident through the use of light and lhe LED screens used for graphiC display The design. seeks to present the bJ<lnd In a different light. however GIVENCHY's Iconic use of black is still present heloing \0 brand the overall experience

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Adjustable suspended systems for merchandise display with integrated fluroescent light tube and 2kg weight to slabllse garment The display system features a customdesigned porceline hook and natural rope 10mm in diameter A similar bespoke suspended system is used with the hessian canopy Custom.designed hooks in brass clip onto the fabric, allatched to a top clip with a concealed coil of rope, making the canpy adjustable in height

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The driving force behind this design was the site particularly the structural anatomy of the Scoula Grande di san Rocco The spacial organisation relies on the inherent grid of the building fracturing the interior. AI the core of the design's philosophy is the notion of human interaction. and an understanding of how people interact, and the different types of social groups resulted in a hierarchy of private semi-private and public zones AI the centre of the vast room lies an oversized bar dominating half of the space. The public and private sealing zones are located along the perimeter of the room in the form of public banquet seating and private pods with seating inside and on top There is a specialised VIP bar and seating area in the Del Albergo Materiality was another carefully considered aspect of the design, conveying the exclusive and salacious atmosphere the client wanted The design features a unique cacophony of materials that have been inspired and chosen by the materiality of the Main Hall and Del Albergo Lighting has been considered and employed to distinguish public from private as well as indicate the presence of social interaction within the bar environment

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2 SHORI SI SURRY HillS SVUNtV This design of the Object Gallery Annex has a dlrec! respon5e to the conleXl 01 Ihe site wllh a particular focus Gn the existing lighting conditions. A series of light.wells penetrate the three-story building in Surry Hills. and wilh the help of glass panels disperse and diffuse the natural light throughout Ihe 5pace Additionally. the design aim's io reassert the objecls featured In Ihe Memphis collection back into their context revealing Ihe Memphis Group's challenge against Ihe minimalist style of the 1980's No major changes nave been made to the strlJc\urai integrity of the building afld the existing structure has been e~poseded where appropriate revealing the historical nanltive of the site

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OLIVIA JANE GREEN 41 ISMAY AVE HOMEBUSH, 2140 LlVGREEN28@GMAILCOM 0400 660 928 or (02) 9764 4080 http://inleriorspeclive.blogspoLcom.all Studying B. Interior Architecture at the University of New South Wales Previously studied B. Architecture Computing at the University of New South Wales (2010).