Swedish Embassy - Exhibition

This project was a collaboration between VCUarts Qatar Senior Interior Design Studio and the Swedish Embassy in Qatar. The project aimed to divide a multi-story building in Lusail between group members to design each space. I was in charge of designing the Embassy's Exhibition space.

Final digital render of the exhibition space, hypothetically exhibiting Scandinavian fashion throughout history.

My design strategy for this exhibition space was to create a flexible partition system that allows each Scandinavian country to display its exhibits as it pleases without disrupting the flow. This flexible design is shown in the physical model above.

Physical model scale 1:50

I researched to investigate existing exhibition spaces in Scandinavian/ Swedish embassies worldwide. Arts, culture, history, and other related content are common themes in all these exhibitions.

House of Design - Public Library

This branding project was a collaboration between VCUarts Qatar Interior Designers and Graphic Designers. I was responsible for developing the brand guidelines alongside the graphic designers and designing the interior space with my other interior design colleague, Mina Zahid.

House of Design - Brand Identity through type, colors, patterns & materials

I was in charge of visualizing the library's exterior facade and reflecting the brand identity in the physical built environment.

I was in charge of visualizing the entrance interior space and reflecting the brand identity through colors, materials, and patterns.

House of Design concept poster - Group work

ELM Branding, Marketing & Translation company - Office Design

This project is for Ms. Elizabeth Myers's ELM Branding, Marketing, and Translations company. This company has an office at 1700 W Main Street, Richmond, VA, which needs its interior design renovated according to Ms. Myers's requirements.

Design process - Block diagrams, space planning, adjacency, annotations

This project heavily consisted of creating various construction documents to indicate details, spaces, lighting plans, furniture arrangements, finishes etc.

The proposed interior space reflected language and translation's dynamic, natural, and beautiful nature. Employees, clients, and guests can enjoy the space's experience as it steps away from a fully corporate look. There is still a sense of work ethic, but the environment is welcoming, visually dynamic, and interesting.