Holly Lusher-Chamberlain
Interior Designer
2017-2018
Level 4
Manipulating Space
Brief: Design a health care centre focusing on a specific medical area within an everyday doctors surgery.
Outcome: An orthopaedic health care clinic specialising in recovery and physiotherapy. Alongside the normal everyday doctors surgery this medical centre also caters for people recovering from orthopaedic procedures and injuries. There are consultation rooms, a chiropractic suite and a physiotherapy room. The main concept for this design are the joints and replacement joints of the human body. This concept developed into the shaping of the walls and features within the space. The colours within the space also natural to create a calming space for the patients.
Transforming Space 1
Brief: Design a retail/hospitality outlet which combines two different retail phenomena and to create a lighting plan.
Outcome: A bar in the Zellig Building for young professionals, to bring more diverse people to Digbeth as it is an up and coming area within Birmingham. The main concept for the bar is abandonment with luxury aspects within the furniture and fixtures. The bar transforms into a shop during the day, which will sell lesser known, but high-end, brands of alcohol and cocktail kits so people will have a chance to learn and discover new brands. Having both a day and night business within the same space increases the amount of customers to experience the Abandoned Bar. The space is divided into two areas so that more people will enjoy the bar and then be able to buy the product either during the day when the space is a shop or in the evening whilst they are enjoying the drinks in the evening.
Summer Project
Brief: Using Escher's 'Relativity' create a design within the piece of artwork.
Outcome: The Courtyard Cafe is a two storey cafe with that has seating in the building and on the roof terrace accessed by a staircase on the outside of the building. The cafe has natural materials with stone and wooden features. On the roof terrace there are plants to make the space more comforting.
