My name is Jaslin Chera and I am a final year interior design student at TUDublin. This course has allowed me to express my creativity and passion for design, which has made me eager to apply all my well learnt knowledge within the workplace. Throughout my work I have shown this creativity and passion through my projects by transforming spaces into aesthetic yet functional environments. I am highly motivated and take inspiration from wherever I can. I enjoy using applications such AutoCad, Sketch Up and Photoshop and cannot wait to expand my skills. I had the delightful opportunity of going on Erasmus in Melbourne where I attended a Revit short course as I wanted to learn more outside of this course.
In this project I designed an interactive learnatorium/museum, somewhere people can step back in time and experience the 1920’s and 30’s; learn about the history of the building, London, trends, and so on. This includes exhibitions showcasing different objects and places that would be around during this time. The main focus of this project was to include hoover like elements as homage to the buildings original use, alongside a touch of streamline moderne art deco style. Spaces in this building include a speakeasy, restaurant, cafe, theatre, and multiple exhibition spaces.
This would be the first of its kind with a building of this scale, a place where everyone can enjoy whilst learning about the past. Ideal for school trips, family day outs and tourists.