A10192 Restoration Interiors - Design Brief - Version 1

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DESIGN BRIEF: A10192 Restoration Interiors Project Name: Restoration of 38 William Street, Paddington NSW Client: Eva Harrison, Age 40, Artist/Painter Budget: $45,000 Timeframe: 5 months You been asked to join a team of heritage and conservation specialists. Your expertise in interior decoration is required to help them develop their latest restoration project. The key objective of the project is to create contemporary working and living spaces that considers functionality, aesthetics, and heritage preservation. As the building is zoned for mixed-use land, the client aims to integrate both her business and living spaces within the project's scope. The project centres on three (3) key areas: Living & Dining (combined) , Bedroom 1 , and Bedroom 2 . Additionally, the client wants to explore changes to the front facade's paint colours while adhering to heritage guidelines. Note: the bathroom and kitchen areas are excluded from the scope of work in this phase. Scope of Work: Living & Dining Area (Gallery Space): ▪ Combine both Living and Dining areas into one gallery space ▪ Design and layout a gallery space to showcase the client's contemporary paintings ▪ Close off the door to the kitchen ▪ Incorporate lighting solutions to enhance the presentation of artworks. Bedroom 1 (Bedroom with Balcony): ▪ Maintain the bedroom's primary function ▪ Client wants a peaceful and calming space ▪ Green is the client’s favourite colour and wants you to explore various colour schemes incorporating green. ▪ Built in timber carpentry, shelving, trims need be restored ▪ Optimise natural light for the bedroom ▪ Explore design elements that connect the indoors with the outdoors Bedroom 2 (Office/Living Area): _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A10192 Restoration Interiors – Design Brief – v1.0 R_06OCT23 Virtu Design Institute Pty Ltd (RTO 40530 - ABN 31 154 273 757) trading as APC Design School Young Rabbit Pty Ltd (RTO 90396 - ABN 28 003 381 182 - CRICOS 01331F) trading as Australian Pacific College Page 1 of 8

▪ Transform bedroom 2 into an adaptable office/living area. ▪ Integrate multifunctional furniture and storage solutions. ▪ Design a layout that promotes productivity and relaxation. Facade Colour Exploration: ▪ Research and recommend suitable colour options for the facade. ▪ Ensure colour choices adhere to heritage regulations. *Note: Colour, Materials & Finishes Selection: ▪ Analyse the buildings unique conservation requirements, including architectural elements, lighting, and heritage considerations. ▪ Specify colour recommendations to suit the purpose, ambiance, and desired aesthetics of each space. ▪ Evaluate a range of materials & finishes - mixing & matching old with the new. ▪ Identify suitable finishes for carpentry, walls, ceilings, floors, and other surfaces based on durability, aesthetics, and maintenance considerations. ▪ Ensure that colour and finish recommendations align with heritage guidelines, respecting the historical context of the building. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A10192 Restoration Interiors – Design Brief – v1.0 R_06OCT23 Virtu Design Institute Pty Ltd (RTO 40530 - ABN 31 154 273 757) trading as APC Design School Young Rabbit Pty Ltd (RTO 90396 - ABN 28 003 381 182 - CRICOS 01331F) trading as Australian Pacific College Page 2 of 8

Floor Plans _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A10192 Restoration Interiors – Design Brief – v1.0 R_06OCT23 Virtu Design Institute Pty Ltd (RTO 40530 - ABN 31 154 273 757) trading as APC Design School Young Rabbit Pty Ltd (RTO 90396 - ABN 28 003 381 182 - CRICOS 01331F) trading as Australian Pacific College Page 3 of 8

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