I am doing a project at college in my chosen area of interior design. I am researching the history of architecture in the Baroque period and how it influenced modern day styles within the design industry, It is very flambouant and extravagant with lots of elegance and I feel it has strong feminine characteristics but at the same time it has stature and presence and a figure of beauty that is the essence of the surroundings of the place you are in whether its London, Rome, Barcalona, Paris....... the buildings make the place! Who could go to these places and not be inspired or at least be in awe.
I suppose I am a romantic and am totally swept away by the scale of these iconic buildings, and cant help but wonder at all the years before we were here, these were being designed and built by talented craftsmen. No computers and fancy machinery in sight!!!
The Baroque style appeals to me and I've decided to research on this chosen period. This is St Peters Basilica Rome by Michelangelo.
This is St Pauls Cathedral London by Sir Chritopher Wren. Such a beautiful building and a great achievement for a scientist/astronomer/mathematic genius but not a trained architect!
This baroque period style of writing is very artistic and ornate.
Hi, this is just a little collection of my college projects whilst studying HND Interior Design at Adam Smith. I have to say I've never been so enthusiastic about anything else I've done and I have most definitely found my passion! I could do this 24/7. From the initial research from an issued brief, following through a continuous journey of project management and sourcing materials to finally seeing the end results.............
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
designs for floor plans and interiors for my Castle
my kitchen and piano room design for my Dream Home Castle. Both in pastels.
This is the ground floor plans, which I included a swimming pool to the rear of the property.
I designed the shape of the pool from my drawing of an abstract thistle shape which I thought was a subtle way of incorporating a scottish element without it looking too obvious.
This is the first floor plan showing the bedrooms all leading off central staircase and hallway. The master bedroom has a balcony overlooking beautiful gardens.
This would be my dream location, on the banks of lock Awe or similar. I drew building then kept it obviously out of perspective and added it to the landscape.
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