Retail store - Plan Render
In this project, I came up with a new design for the GameStop stores where the first floor would focus on the social aspect of the gaming world, with computers and consoles available to play
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These are projects I worked on in college, made in AutoCAD, SketchUp and Photoshop
Retail store - Elevation Render
The ground floor was focused on the social aspect of gaming, with tables and consoles and the first floor was the retail floor with all the products available for purchase.
Suite Room - Floor Plan
This is the floor plan we came up with for our en-suite assigment with the County Arms Hotel.
Bathroom Plan Rendered
The floor plan for the communal bathroom in the County Arms Hotel
Bathroom Elevation Rendered
The elevations of the communal bathroom show the items we chose in accordance with our jewel concept
Bathroom Section Rendered
The communal bathrooms were designed to have little difference in between female and male bathrooms to be as inclusive as we can
Teelings ground floor
In this assignment, we worked with the Teeling Distillery building to fit in a reception, cafe, gallery, bar, retail space and a new staircase.
Teelings First floor
Thinking about the whiskey tour they currently offer I kept the whiskey tasting and added a play area for children to wait while the parents can go on tour.
Cafe
Bar
Children Play area
Gallery
For the gallery space, I chose Hirotoshi Ito, a Japanese sculptor.
Shop and Bar
Most of the materials used for furniture were wood.
shop, flower and tasting area
Since my concept was native Irish flowers I created a giant shamrock flower coming from the ground floor to the first floor. The tasting area shown in the back consists of semi-circular tables arranged like flower petals. The retail space is shown at the front of the image.
Under stairs
Since my stairs were going around the lift, to cover the area under it I thought about enclosing it in glass and making a fairy garden where kids could go in and look around.
Facade2
Facade
For the building facade, I chose to use the Respyre concrete to create leaves and vines patterns. The Respyre concrete utilizes the resilient adaptability of moss to create living walls.
