I am an MA Interior and Spatial Design student at the
Chelsea Collge of Art and Design. This blog is a record of my work but it is also a way for me to analyse the way I design and the processes and methods that I use. I hope that by reflecting on my work I will be able to understand more about my practice and improve my skills as a designer. I will try to be as honest as possible about my work and my experiences on the course and I invite you to do the same; any comments are very welcome!
Wednesday 28 April 2010
Archive, Create, Exhibit: Program Development
As part of the unit 1 portfolio submission I have been developing my proposed program for the site and researching examples of archives/collections, artists studios and exhibition spaces. I have also started to sketch initial interior proposals.
Before starting the MA ISD course at Chelsea I worked for 2 years in an architecture practice in London, I previously studied BSc Architecture at the University of Westminster.
Architectural Voices: Listening to Old Buildings , David Littlefield and Saskia Lewis, Wiley-Academy 2007
Interior Design since 1900, Anne Massey, Thames and Hudson 2008
Lost Buildings: Demolished, Destroyed, Imagined, Reborn, Jonathan Glancy, Goodman, 2008
New Buildings in Old Settings, Die Neue Sammlung, State Museum for Applied Arts, Munich, 1978
On Altering Architecture, Fred Scott, Routledge 2008
Patterns in Design, Art and Architecture, Petra Schmidt, Annette Tietenberg, Ralf Wollheim, Birkhauser, 2005
Richard Wright - Dundee Contemporary Arts, 24 April - 13 June 2004, Dundee Contemporary Arts 2006
The Architecture of Happiness, Alain De Botton, Hamish Hamilton 2006
The Eyes of the Skin: Architecture and the Senses, Juhani Pallasmaa, Wiley-Academy, 2005
The Ghosts of Berlin: Confronting German History in the Urban Landscape, Brian Ladd, The University of Chicago Press,1997
What is Research in the Visual Arts? Obsession, Archive, Encounter, Edited by Michael Ann Holly and Marquard Smith, Clark Studies in the Visual Arts, Yale University Press, 2008
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