Dionysus Workshop - South elevation
Key elevation of Dionysus Workshop Winery on the southern slopes of the Acropolis
A MArch Part 2 graduating student filled with a curiosity for all matters of design and research. I have delved into an eclectic range of research, ranging from the performance and development of renewable technologies, the matter of contract law case studies and relevant clauses to sensory explorations through phenomenology and neuroarchitecture, which included writing code language and explorations into Virtual reality.
This has had a great influence on the nature of design work. Every project is unique in its appearance and the narrative that is contrived within this. However, what each project consistently exhibits is a sensitivity to identity and experience. My projects have been engineered to be immersive and provocative. Whether it is overbearing or intimate, my design philosophy always revolves around the same question, how do I want someone to feel within this space?
Key elevation of Dionysus Workshop Winery on the southern slopes of the Acropolis
The page exhibits the principal ideas behind the brief for a Winery on the southern slopes of Acropolis
Visuals of the Restaurant lower floor and underground wine barrel rooms
The details show how the glulam frame connects to blockwork and rammed earth walls throughout the building, as well as showing a mechanical ventilation system within the restaurant wall/roof detail.
A collation of projects that have been designed across Undergraduate final year, MArch and work experience