Clients work & custom textures

Steinway & Sons:

Custom texture: Bulbous 

 Steinway & Sons workshop (front) with custom textures featured on the stairs.

Steinway & Sons workshop (back).

Revival Cycles:

Custom textures: Metallic/ Idyllic

Revival Cycles workshop (front), with upper level viewing window above and custom textures.

Revival Cycles workshop (back) featuring ramp/stairs designed to allow movement with vehicles between levels.

36 Custom Textures

Chosen textures: metallic/ idyllic/ bulbous 

Client Activities

Verbs describing activities: 

Steinway & Sons: 

- Tuning
- Showcasing
- Designing
- Playing
- Selling

Revival Cycles: 

- Storing
- Exhibiting
- Customising
- Creating
- Administrating

Developed Staircase (Client: Revival Cycles)

Revival Cycles staircase to Steinway & Sons (above ground).

Features: steps wrapping around glass structure showcasing products with accompanying ramp. 

Use: showcasing products while visitors use stairs, transporting vehicles.

Stair case integrated into the architecture:

Developed Staircase (Client: Steinway & Sons)

Steinway & Sons spiral staircase to Revival Cycles (below ground).

Features:  large landing-like steps and accompanying ramp. 

Use: transporting bulky items e.g. pianos, equipment. 

Staircase integrated into the architecture:

Section on Sketchup

I have further developed a model of my chosen section with a few alterations. 

Steinway & Sons: articulate (adjective)/ Revival Cycles: aesthetic (adjective)

Client Sections

Below are the 18 sections I have drawn for my two clients: Steinway & Sons and Revival Cycles. 

Noun//Verb//Adjective

                                                           Vintage/Assemble/Aesthetic

Internal/ Playing/ Articulate

Passion/ Bubbling/ Precise

Creative work; Piece of architecture; Original photo

Image A: Creative work 

Three Sisters, Blue Mountains
pencil on paper, 2013

I've chosen this study of the Blue Mountains landscape from a series I completed for my hsc body of work; which explored the different forms of mark making I found in places around the world. Throughout the landscape I've created 'broken circle-like' marks to depict the distinct Australian bush. 

Image B: Piece of Architecture 

Quadricci Pavilion, Milwaukee Art Museum  

The sail boat-like structure of the pavilion compliments the immediate landscape and lake culture of Milwaukee (Lake Michigan). The pedestrian bridge connects the museum down town, while the 'wings' open according to operation; which is interesting as it furthers the museums sail boat-like design and influence.    

Image C: Original Photo 

Kayangan Lake Lookout Coron, Philippines 

This photo was taken during my family's holiday to Coron, Philippines. The different shades of blue and green water creates an interesting contrast with the dark limestone cliffs. The lookout is situated next to a bat cave.