Interior design Sample pages Yauheniya Pryshchepnaya

An ethereal interior landscape is generated with organic and radial planning, biophlic design though real and constructed vege tation, and project materiality. Translucent fabric and glass partitions with rounded edges within the rigid structure of Seagram building.

retreat into The Basket membrane that serves talks and gathering. is a triangulated the sky above, allowing sun. The last area Meditation Shells set in the pool. These pear shaped shade and comfort, practice yoga on the below There is a large tent for smaller one for individual membrane’s materials influenced by the Barcelona and structure.

Collaboration with Dylan Roberts

parametric mesh geometry

night time rendering “Meditation shell”

FURNITURE DESIGN AND PRODUCTION

Contemporary chair with clean lines and a modern approach. Hand crafted from cherry wood, domino joinery used to connect structures.

MFA THESIS: EASE

This project is focused on creating emotional support for those who struggle, to bring relief and peace of mind and raise one’s spirits by creating awe-inspiring interior environments in an experiential mental health center called “Ease” (the literal opposite of disease), combining three different institutions: sacred (non religious) space, a psychology and consulting room, and a holistic approach (yoga, meditation, and healthy food habits). Ease will also offer mental recovery orientation by interacting with a stimulating environment that focuses on an individual’s emotional and spiritual state and has an educational approach.

abstract collage

This project explores the relationship be tween sound and space. Atmosphere is created in a central element of the muse um and is a reflection of the sound compo sition by Eliane Radigue - Triptych (1978). The structure of the central element of the sound museum creates visual vibration by curvilinear continuous form, which creates a path with a mediative, hypnotic feel as you walk through the passage. Another concept of the museum is the exploration of how shadow/light spectrum can reflect sound spectrum and how this connection can affect human perception.

MUSEUM sound PATH

night time section rendering

BAMBOO FOREST

SPA

Real plants walls, simple straight lines as boundar ies, cantilever patio and concrete, stone, wood as a material. Provides a peace ful and magic atmosphere

ARCHITECTURAL

SKETCHING

Selected examples of sketches from case studies conducted during the study at Pratt Institute

Fallingwater - Frank Lloyd Wright

Maison Louis Carre - Alvar Aalto

Glass partition detail drawing

Suspended celling