My devleopment, Corridor Sketches

not another Milk Bar

My Photoshop Context board.

IMAGES FOR CONTEXT AND PRECEDENT BOARDS.

Like the colour palette!

Currently on display at a London Selfridges & Co. department store are the bold works of 25 young designers – from fashion and jewellery, to an art collective, millner, illustrator and set and prop designer.

i think the colour pallete is rather playful, milkshake stylee

shadoww group

Model Development

Narrative : Temptation
'My design ideas for my corridor space.. Wanting to go further, intrigue'

Insane Typography, illustration PAPER Design

http://www.artyulia.com/index.php/Illustration

Yulia Brodaskaya

phillip watts design - toilet inspiration

Price
£232.65

Description
Hand cast single glazed porthole kit. The flange is shaped to represent the male gender symbol. The glass is sandblasted with a clear male logo in the centre of the pane. This item is only available to suit a 44mm thick door.

Fire Rating
This product is single glazed and cannot be Fire Rated. Suitable for domestic use only.

External Dimensions
390mm external
300mm internal
375mm cut out size





 Price
£323.13

Description

Rotationally moulded in medium density polyethylene, the illuminated Gloo is supplied with internal LED lighting. Simple connections and fixing methods make installation straightforward. Gloo is supplied with chrome back inlet spreader and chrome waste. One control unit per order will be supplied. Please request additonal controllers if more than 1 Gloo is ordered, if they are to be used in seperate areas.


Price
£693.25

Description
Fabricated in cast solid resin, this unique urinal will create a stunning alternative to existing units in any male washroom.

Due to it's solid construction Spoon is unbelievably strong.

Pre-cast cavities within Spoon for all plumbing fittings allow for ease of installation. The water enters the urinal from the back and cascades down to flush. To be used with a timed flush control.

Supplied with chrome back inlet spreader and grated waste.

Jo Bird inspirational illustrator

This is how ill be feeling after my hard core 3 week toilet design project :)

shweeet

The woods around the villa are dark, which means it is important to ensure that as much light can enter the house as possible. However, the more glass is used in a building, the more difficult it is to maintain the dividing line between inside and outside, private and public. Therefore the building plot is divided into three long strips at right angles to the road. The bottom and southernmost strip is reserved for the garden, the middle strip contains the villa itself and the most northern strip offers access to the house: this is where the drive, parking space and the entrance are located. This layout of the site means that those parts of the house that the residents prefer to keep private are out of sight.

To create openness and lightness and tot give the residents the feeling living outside in the green, the house is entirely oriented to the secluded garden at the south. Every room in the villa looks directly out on to this garden, because three of the four façades are made of glass.
The spacious wooden terrace forms a room outdoors, partly covered by a wooden awning supported by steel brackets that taper upwards. This gives it the appearance of floating above the ground. Ponds have been laid on both sides of the villa, so that the house here, too, appears to be raised above ground level, emphasising the lightness of the building.
Dutch Villa Berkel Netherlands by Paul de Ruiter