Interior Design Portfolio

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Interior Design Portfolio

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Sandra Mekadis Sandra Mekadis Sandra Mekadis Sandra Mekadis by

Sandra Mekadis


Behance.

Sandra Mekadis INTERIOR DESIGNER

ABOUT ME I am a fresh graduate, have completed my bachelor degree at the MSA University. Throughout my four years of education and experience in the interior design field I have gained the confidence to pursue concepts that challenge my creativity and expand upon my knowledge. Communication and social skills are my strongest points that help coordinate group projects. I am a

CONTACT

very hardworking, passionate artist and designer with an objective to bring

El- Sherouk City, Cairo, Egypt +01123333410 Sandra.mekadis@gmail.com

SOCIAL MEDIA Sandra Mekadis

ideas and concept not only in the interior design field but also in the visual arts.

EDUCATION 2017-2021 MSA University Faculty Of Art and Design, Interior Design Major. 2020-2021

freelancer/sandramekadis

Bachelor project. Achieving Social Sustainability In Public Spaces During Post Pandemic Age. Excellent

Sandramekadis behance/Sandramekadis

2014-2016 IGCSE from New Ramses College.

here’s my resume

LANGUAGE

EXPERIENCE

ARABIC ENGLISH FRENCH

2019

3dmax course

2020

Logo design Mazzling Accessories startup company.

SOFT SKILLS Painting

Drawing

Team Management

Communication

Hard Work

Presistence

Decision-Making

Positive Attitude.

2021

Internship ACUD-Adminstrative Capital For Urban Developements The Hall of the technological manamegent of the capital: Working drawings and design.

2021

Freelance job Intern Interior designer at Integrated Interiors - (exclusive design) UK - April - May

PROGRAMS Sketchup

Projects: Hale town mall (visualizing) -Palm hills Private office (visualizing and designer)-Cloud9

with & Photoshop

illustrator

HOBBIES InDesign

Premiere

Lightroom

Revit

lumion MS Office

References: Available upon request.

Mazzling_

2019

Enterpreneurship, Workshop, Cairo. Attended the Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) event on entrepreneurship.

SKILLS Developing projects from the conceptual phase through the design, visualization, working drawings, B.O.Qs to site supervision.


Contents Graduation Project: Community Center of Wadi Degla Sports Club

Residential Hotels : Siwa Vernacular Resort Design Studio 5 Retails: Desigual Store Redesign Design Studio 3

Freelance job: Clinic- Hale Town Mall

Freelance job: Office Cloud-19

Sea Restaurant & Cafe visualization project

Visualization projects

Internship. ACUD- Working drawing and design

Working drawings; systems -GYM

Furniture Design

Visual Arts

Logo Designs


“mizpah”

(n.) the deep emotional bond between people, especially those seperated by distance or death

Graduation Project: Community Center of Wadi Degla Project Brief: Achieving Social Sustainability In Public Spaces During Post Pandemic Age Is the main focus of the project. The emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic has forced us to redefine our lifestyles and every social aspect to them. A few year ago, what had seemed like a temporary lockdown where life would be expected to go back to ‘normal’ after has stretched into months and into over a year where there still seems like a long way ahead. But life does not stop and we must adapt and morph our public spaces with our newly acquired awareness of safety distances and imposed measures to regenerate and redefine what a safe public space both can and cannot be. A place such as a sporting club would have to drastically adjust to the new current day safety measures where the ‘limitations’ of social interaction are addressed and acknowledged as design elements which can offer a safe, comfortable and well-functioning space.

This thesis provides a design proposal in which Wadi Degla (El Nakhil) Sporting Club can adjust to be a well-functioning public space which is both safe and inclusive. In order to achieve that, several questionnaires and surveys were carried out to better understand the use and preferences of a big group of people which was then taken into account to come up with an accommodating design in several chosen zones like the transitional areas, restaurant and administration building. The newly-found aspects of ‘safe’ zones are explored and used as a key element of design to come up with a concept providing design solutions that instill a feeling of inclusivity and promote social interaction while remaining safe and that would still be relevant and well-functioning even post pandemic.


Ever since the Covid-19 pandemic spread worldwide much greater attention has been given to the concept of the zones surrounding each person, pecially after the WHO (World Health Organization) announced that the safe distance for social interaction amid the pandemic is 1.8m which became the new minimum radius for the social zone.

This is the site plan for wadi degla sports club -El Nakhil compound.

“Centralization Of Space” Every circle identify each person. By connecting circles together with the defined minimum physical distance, these circles connect making groups and groups make community. The main focus is to make healthy communities that result for social sustainability in post pandemic age. This could also be achieved by integrating neuroscience.

Form

Nature

Master plan The project is evolving around the community center. This is the master plan focusing on the restaurant’s new normal planning for the indoor and outdoor area. facing a lack. As the restaurant is the ost interactive area . The second zone is the library.


Restaurant & Cafe

Ground floor plan

Within a short span of time the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives, it also changed our perspective in the interior materials that should be used. All materials should be antibacterial/viral. So The used materials are terrazzo which is a non-porous material. wall paint can be mixed to any paint colour to make it antimicrobial in nature. And the copper which had proven to slip virus form its surface faster than other reflective materials.

First floor plan


Section A.A

Section A.A

Section B.B

Section B.B


Indoor

Here, Every table has a digital screen for the menu and to order. For less communication with waiters to decrease the viral transmission. There is also a UV Light bulb on each table to disinfect virus constantly.

The glass partitions here are rotational moving inside a grill and rotates on a pivot. This also seperates the tables and also could be rotated to expand the seatings The interior space is designed based on the design concept with the circles and voids. The circulation is radial to the centre of the plan so it facilitates the movement from the indoor to the outdoor area.

The circular barriers are to seperate groups for social distancing. However it could also be used to open more groups together if there is a large group.

There are guiding stickers on the floor to manage the movement inside the restautant and to always remind people to keep the social distance.


Outdoor The outdoor materials are also non-porous. And terazzo material is used for table tops.

The Floor design is also designed with the connected circles to emphasis the seatings and torestrict movement.

Greenery could also be used as partitions/barriers to seperate people.

The outdoor space is designed with the same concept. The bench steps have void spaces to seperate individuals.

There is also a bar to surve the drinks.


Furniture plan Master plan. Basement floor

Lightening Key plan Symbol

Descriptions Indirect led light Liquid line lighting 0.5 cm depth spot light 5 cm radius UV light UV light Interactive ceiling chandelier

Ceiling plan

Interactive ceiling Projectors


Section C.C

Section C.C

Section D.D

Section D.D


The colors are chosen based on the neurosciene study. The left built in seats are to help in social distancing.

This glass is to seperate the interactive zone which has the interactive screens, make people take online classesor even watch videos. These arrows help for good circulation. The entrance has a standing screen that has face recognition knowing if every user is wearing a face mask, it also had hand disinfectants. The library has a QR code for each member to help them find any book and know from where to get it.

This zone is the working space. Which also has soft seats for easy movement.

The library has the private seats, this zone is also designed using the 1.6m distance. The LED lights has UV for disinfecting the visruses.



“Siwa Vernacular Resort” “It is a term used to categorize methods of construction which use locally available resources and traditions to address local needs.”

Recidential Hotels (Design Studio 5)

This resort is located in Siwa. The design concept here is to merge between Vernacular and Modern design.This is achieved by using earthy materials which are relaxing with curved lines which gives excitement and a dynamic feeling to the place.It gives a merging feeling with nature and calmness achieved using light/neutral color tones, combined with modern design which gives the luxurious feeling that fits all classes.

The project was focusing on specific zones; The lobby which is the most important as it gives the first impression for the users. Secondly the restaurant and the restort bedroom and corridor.


The design concept here is to merge between Vernacular and Modern design.This is achieved by using earthy materials which are relaxing with curved lines which gives excitement and a dynamic feeling to the place.It gives a merging feeling with nature and calmness achieved using light/neutral color tones, combined with modern design which gives the luxurious feeling.

D E S I G N C O N C E P T


Key plan Furniture plan

Zoning

Rendered furniture plan

Ceiling plan

Furniture plan

Ceiling plan


The main entrance is designed with raw materials to give the back-to-earth feeling and also in a luxrious way to be able to target different classes.

Main lobby entrance The front desk is made of wood barks and the wallpartitions made with bamboo wood

lobby information desks

Section A.A

Section B.B


The center zone with a tree is a reading area which has a good source of light. It’s the transitional area between all zones.

The use of cactus plants are set inside a glass box behind the seating areas to make people feel the desert and fits the surrounding context of siwa.

Main lobby

Section C.C

The bamboo ceiling for the bar area allows natural light.

Restaurant area

Section D.D


Moodboard

Furniture plan

Ceiling plan Suite zoning


Raw materials are used, the rattan is used for wardrobe. Open bathroom glass is smart for more privacy

Each suite is composed of bedroom, bathroom ,living area and a kitchen. The bedroom is on a pool view.

Section B.B

Section A.A


Section C.C

Section D.D



“De Sigual”

Retail store: Redesigning Desidual

Desigual is a Spanish word means “unequal” or “uneven”. It’s a clothing store that was headquartered in Barcelona. This brand is also known for it’s patchwork, intense prints, and graffiti art, asymmetry and always bright colors . Founded in 1984. Desigual claims to have a philosophy based on positivity, tolerance, commitment and fun. This was achieved by the colorful patterns. This store is inspired from seashells which was achieved in wall patterns (gypsum board). It was also inspired from nature ( leaves), that was designed for the ceiling.

Flooring, false ceilings and exhibition furniture in white and oak (natural and smoked), face green walls and screens that project fireplaces, forming cozy corners. The wall cladding, made up of a set of moldings that generate a geometric pattern, forms a play of textures that accompanies the space. The signage, applied throughout the route in blue neon, draws attention to the chromatic harmony created by the natural tones .


general look.materials.moodboard

C A

A

B

B C

Mood board & Materialboard

Furniture plan

Ceiling plan


Ceiling plan

Section A.A

Section B.B


“Hale Town Clinic”

FREELANCE JOB

Health care Clinic

IThis is a freelance job in Hale town Mall in El-Sheikh Zayed, Cairo,Egypt. It is a general clinic, the focused zones and the main entrance, waiting area, corridors and bathroom. The contractor required the working drawing package and the design. The project is still on going.

For more working details check the behance account.

Inspired by the movement of meditation , which is the connection to the earth with clean powerful forms and materials. It is important to follow notions of lightness and calm – a deep approach which has been achieved through very simple means. Fine detailing, modern furniture and features, finishes application and layering, bring to the space look and feel of class.


Entrance. Elegance is achieved by using design elements in a neat and modern way.

General feeling Ash wood for feature wall White wall paint finish Grey marble floor finish



Corridor

The lightness and calm from the entrance will follow within the corridor with selected finishes to imitate the entrance calmness.


The corridor embraces the waiting area with a classy selection of furniture.

General look & feel

First Floor Plan


The public restroom will take the guest to a different experience. Yellow is strongly suggested to be used as it’s the color of earth’s warm embrace and symbolizing stability.

Materials



“Private office -cloud9”

FREELANCE JOB

EXECUTIVE’S OFFICE

This project is for an executive offic, he wanted the firm not to be too formal to make his children attached to them.

The project is still on going


Office-moodboard




Visualization project

Sea Restaurant & Cafe

This is a visualizing project, the restaurant/cafe is on a sea view . It was named “El-kham” as all the materials are raw.

With the aim to create a laid-back, cozy atmosphere, interiors are inspired from travels around the world. Vintage pieces, handmade objects and curious treasures create a fresh and colorful ambiance, with accents of exposed stone walls, timber decks and pergolas.




Visualizations

All visualizations are done with 3dmax program, corona and vray renderers.

This is for practising porpuses.




“Medical Emergency Room”

Freelance ACUD

This project is done at the Adminstratice Capital, New Cairo. This is the design and working drawings of the medical centre of the main hall of technical management.


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JANITOR

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MEETING ROOM

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CORRIDOR

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FIRE ALARM CLOSET CORRIDOR

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IT ROOM

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COMPANY IT ROOM

FOYER

MEDICAL EMERGENCY CENTER

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8400

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TOILET

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CALL CENTER

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3050

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TOILET

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2100

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5400

1600

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8400

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7600

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450 3330

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EGRESS STAIR 04

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ELEC. ROOM STORAGE

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BATTERY ROOM

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IT ROOM

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For Landscape Finish Layers Refer to Landscape Package

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4060

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8400

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7250

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GENERATOR ROOM

A-305

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A1

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8400

25300

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CIRCUIT BREAKER ROOM

25300

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8400

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ELEVATOR LOBBY

FIRE ALARM CLOSET

BATTERY ROOM

UTILITY BASEMENT 2 FLOOR -10050

7580.0000


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+6680 F.c.L

wooden router cut units colored with light brown color

+0.90 F.F.L

grey carpet

+0.0 F.F.L

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+6680 F.c.L

+0.90 F.F.L

+0.60 F.F.L

wooden router cut units colored with light brown color

grey carpet

E-1

+0.30 F.F.L

wooden router cut units colored with light brown color

grey carpet

+0.0 F.F.L

wooden router cut units colored with light brown color

+0.00 F.F.L

grey carpet

+0.30 F.F.L

+0.90 F.F.L

+0.60 F.F.L

wooden router cut units colored with light brown color

grey carpet

E-2

wooden router cut units colored with light brown color

grey carpet


“Restaurant”

Working Package


Restaurant project

furniture plan

Electricity plan

Lighting plan Ceiling plan


Kitchen plan

hvac Plan

Sound system plan

Plumbing supply plan

Plumbing drainage plan


Fountain plan


Furniture Design

Furniture is the primary tool for designers to make a space functional. With so many styles of furniture available in the market today, it is the task of the designers to rightfully select the ones that fit the need and want of their clients in order to create a space that they will enjoy.

Some of the furniture pieces was designed for a startup firm, it’s still on going, did not launch yet. Other pieces were for university tasks.


Console



Flat pack furniture This was a project done with the university supervision. As this kind of furniture is to have easy furniture to travel free of joints.

Real furniture piece Photos from the exhibition of

Materials


Aegean chair design

Renders


“Visual Arts”

Visual Arts

Mood boards Drawings and paintings Digital Art


Mood boards


Drawings & painting


Digital sketches


Logo Design

Mazzling-accessories startup Elloda-Catering Furnet-online furniture, on going


Logo


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