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1. 2. 3. 4.CURATOR HOUSE PENTHOUSE MICRO ROASTERY OFFICE CONTENTS DESIGN PROJECTS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS 5. 6. 7.CURATOR HOUSE OFFICE BIOKINETICS OFFICE

1.ThIS project involveD designing a new 350 m² Biodiversity Centre at Lapalala Wilderness School, with a construction budget of R17,000 per m². The design HAD TO complement the existing campus architecture, particularly its rammed-earth construction and sustainable design approach. Main spatial requirements: Interactive exhibition and display space. Additional functional space. Multi-functional presentation space. Pause and reflection space. Casual eating area, such as a café. Framed outdoor views and a connection to the surrounding landscape. The overall aim WAS to create an educational and interactive environment that promotes biodiversity conservation, encourages learning and strengthens the connection between people and nature. Design Concept: THE Living Link The Living Link represents the Biodiversity Centre as a connection between people, nature, research and conservation. The concept is based on the understanding that biodiversity is made up of interconnected relationships between plants, wildlife, ecosystems and people. The centre therefore becomes a physical and educational link that allows visitors to experience and understand these relationships while supporting researchers in the conservation of biodiversity. The concept aims to create a strong relationship between the built and natural environments, allowing nature to become part of the user's experience rather than something viewed only from outside the building. CURATOR HOUSE

These concepts are based on a linear journey through the Biodiversity Centre. The spaces are arranged in sequence, allowing visitors to see through from the exhibition space to the final eating/social space, creating a strong sense of direction, connection and anticipation.interior gardenMULTI-FUNCTIONAL PRESENTATION SPACEN CONCEPTS 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 1 eXHBITION ROOM 2 LABERATORY 3 MULTI-FUNCTION PRESENTATION SPACE 4 reflection space 5 CAFE COUNTER SPACE EXHIBITION SPACE REFLECTION SPACE CAFE LABORATORYENTRANCE LAB ENTRANCE DISPLAY WORK STATIONLIVING SPINE a linear garden connecting the main spaces while bringing nature into the centre OUTDOOR SEATING OUTDOOR VIEWS indication of glass, either glass panels or glass sliding doors spaces for workshops, talks, exhibitions and educational activities A quiet area for visitors to relax and reflect while connecting with nature A private research spaceExtends the café outdoors, allowing visitors to socialise within nature BATHROOMS MATERIALS BOARD concrete stone clladding white facebrick timber powder coated steel gravel

EXHIBITION SPACE Lab MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PRESENTATION SPACE REFLECTION SPACE CAFE EXHIBITION SPACE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PRESENTATION SPACE REFLECTION SPACE CAFE OUTDOOR SEATING floor plan section

EXHIBITION SPACE presentation space 1 presentation space 2 reflection space cafe outdoor seating male bathroom female bathroom lab

2.FORBES REEF The project involves the redesign of Penthouse Unit 5.1, a 155 m² luxury residence in Waterkloof Heights, Pretoria. The design embraces a warm contemporary aesthetic, combining natural materials, refined finishes, and functional living spaces to create a sophisticated yet welcoming home. Scope of Work Redesign the foyer, kitchen, and laundry area. Develop spatial layouts for two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Create an integrated open-plan lounge and dining area. Design Objectives To create a seamless and luxurious living environment that promotes comfort, social interaction, and everyday functionality. The design focuses on efficient space planning, integrated storage solutions, layered lighting, and a carefully curated material palette featuring warm walnut timber, natural marble, textured ceramics, muted green accents, and soft neutral finishes. The result is a sophisticated contemporary residence that feels both refined and welcoming. Design Deliverables Detailed floor plans Interior elevations and sections Photorealistic 3D visualisations Concept and mood boards Material, colour, and finish specifications Furniture, fixture, and equipment (FF&E) schedules Lighting and joinery details Final presentation boards and documentation PENTHOUSE

CONCEPTS MOOD BOARD GENERAL FLOOR (LAMINATE) ACCENT WALL PAINT ACCENT WALL PANELS GENERAL WALL PAINT BATHROOM FLOOR TILE BASIN TAP BATHROOM WALL TILE BEDROOM PENDANT LIGHTS KITCHEN PENDANT KITCHEN BACKSPALSH COUNTER TOP JOINARY FINISH 1 JOINARY FINISH 2 wooden textures black accents marble finishesBubble diagram 1 establishes the functional flow of the spaces — positioning the kitchen and dining together for efficiency, the living area as a central hub, and the bedroom/bathroom zones for privacy. This diagram ensures logical adjacency and circulation from the entrance through to the main living areas.Bubble diagram 2 shows the entry leading into the dining and kitchen, with the living area as a central hub. a corridor connects private zones like the bedroom and main suite, ensuring a logical transition from public to private spaces. F SINKUNIT ENTRANCE DOUBLE OVENPANTRY STOVE DINING TABLE KITCHEN/DININGMAIN BEDROOM

floor planSECONDSECOND BAR DINING/KITCHEN reading nook DINING/KITCHEN lAUNDRY SECOND BEDROOM SECOND BATHROOM LAUNDRY ENSUITE MAIN BEDROOM ELEVATIONS

DINING/KITCHEN LIVING ROOM/BAR DINING/KITCHEN LIVING ROOM MAIN BEDROOM SECOND BEDROOM

3.The project involves designing a craft coffee micro-roastery and café that integrates a non-coffee South African brand into the customer experience, translating the brand's identity, values, and visual language into a cohesive hospitality environment through interior design, branding, packaging, storytelling, and sensory engagement. Required Spaces Partially visible coffee roastery/production area Beverage bar or service counter Café seating and dining area Flexible event / workshop / exhibition space Design Challenge Create an immersive, brand-driven coffee destination that combines craft production, transparency, storytelling, and sensory design while expressing the chosen South African brand through every touchpoint of the venue. DESIGN CONCEPT: GOLDEN OAT Café Born from the legacy of Jungle Oats, South Africa’s trusted breakfast brand celebrated for its heritage, nourishment, and strength, Golden Oat Café will reimagine that tradition into a modern lifestyle destination. The name Golden Oat Café conveys warmth and vitality: “Golden” reflects premium quality and the glow of morning energy, “Oat” anchors the brand to its Jungle roots, and “Café” introduces a welcoming social space. The logo, with its rising sun, oat bowl, and green-and-gold palette, visually bridges heritage and innovation — green for natural vitality, gold for sophistication. MICRO ROASTERY

CONCEPTS MATERIALS BOARD O U T D O O R D I N I N G K I T C H E N C O F F E E B A R B A T H R O O M S H O S T D E S K O U T D O O R D I N I N G K I T C H E N C O F F E E B A R B A T H R O O M S H O S T D E S K O U T D O O R D I N I N G K I T C H E N C O F F E E B A R B A T H R O O M SH O S T D E S K logopackaging FURNITURE BOARD Napoca Melawood porcelain marquina black Floor tile WALL PAINT WHITE ACOUSTIC WALL PANEL Azzano Melawood Concept 1 has a floor plan with a central coffee bar, making it the main focus of the café. Concept 2 has a floor plan with a central coffee bar facing the outdoor dining area. Concept 3 has a floor plan with a coffee bar facing the entrance of the café. natural woods: shelves, wooden slats warm gold accents: fixtures, golden lighting trims green tones: upholstery, climbing plants black marble floors

OUTDOOR DINING COFFEE BAR GENTS LADIESINCL. KITCHENinterior seatinginterior seating overlooking roasterinterior seatingproduct displayroasterentrance floor plan

OUTDOOR SEATING OUTDOOR SEATING COFFEE BAR COFFEE BAR INTERIOR SEATING

4.This project involved the establishment of an independent interior design practice following several years of professional experience and the successful acquisition of investor support to launch a new business venture. As the founder of the practice, the focus was on developing a strong personal brand and translating this identity into the design of a dedicated office environment. The primary objective was to create a workspace that reflected the design philosophy, professional values, creativity, and brand identity of the practice while providing a functional, inspiring, and efficient environment that supported staff collaboration, client engagement, and daily business operations. Workspace Requirements 1.Owner's workstation 2.Workstations for 2 staff members 3.Client meeting space 4.Group work/collaboration area 5.Sample display area 6.Storage for samples 7.Kitchenette 8.General storage Outcome A functional and professional office that serves as a physical expression of my brand and supports daily business operations. OFFICE

logo This logo embodies a design philosophy centered on sustainability, minimalism, and natural beauty. Its clean lines and monochrome palette reflect a commitment to intentional, uncluttered spaces, while the botanical elements highlight a deep connection to nature and eco- conscious design. Wild Bloom Interiors was founded on the belief that interiors can be both timeless and vibrant, blending minimalism, warmth, and sustainability. Inspired by the resilience and natural beauty of wildflowers, the studio embraces organic textures, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a grounded palette to create spaces that feel authentic, intentional, and enduring. The name reflects a commitment to designing interiors that flourish with purpose, balancing modern sophistication with a deep connection to nature. values Innovation Authenticity Sustainability Timelessness Green: Green reflects a strong connection to nature, renewal, and biophilic design, symbolizing the living elements present within each space. White: White embodies simplicity and clarity, creating room for light, balance, and intentional minimalism. Beige: Beige softens and harmonizes the palette, evoking linen, sand, and clay while adding warmth and timeless elegance. Brown: Brown represents warmth, earth, and natural materials, grounding the designs in authenticity and organic texture. colour scheme mission statement At Wild Bloom Interiors, our mission is to create thoughtful, sustainable interiors that reconnect people with nature. Through biophilic design, natural materials, and purposeful simplicity, we craft spaces that promote well-being, balance, and timeless beauty while supporting a more conscious way of living. VISION Wild Bloom Interiors envisions a world where thoughtfully designed spaces reconnect people with nature, fostering authenticity, well-being, and harmony. Through sustainable design, natural materials, and timeless craftsmanship, we aim to create interiors that inspire a deeper appreciation for beauty, balance, and meaningful living.

CONCEPTSSTAIRSPATIOPATIOGENTSLADIESINCL.STAIRSPATIOPATIOLIFTDOUBLE VOLUMESTAIRSSHOWROOMKITCHENETTEMEETING SPACEOFFICELOUNGERECEPTIONHOT DESKSHIVEPODPODPODOFFICEOFFICEOFFICE blue indicates window placement brown indicates patio areas black indicates walls beige indicates the non-rentable passage/common area showroom meeting spaceSTAIRSPATIOPATIOGENTSLADIESINCL.STAIRSPATIOPATIOLIFTDOUBLE VOLUMESTAIRSMEETING SPACESHOWROOMKITCHENETTELOUNGE SPACEGROUP WORKOFFICEOFFICEOFFICEWAITING AREARECEPTIONPODPODOFFICEPODDOUBLE VOLUMESTAIRSPATIOPATIOGENTSLADIESINCL.STAIRSPATIOPATIOLIFTSTAIRSMEETING SPACESHOWROOMKITCHENETTELOUNGE SPACEOFFICEPLAZARECEPTIONHOT DESKSHIVEOFFICEOFFICEPODPODPODPOD kitchenette offices bathroomsNOT FINISHED

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RECEPTION COURTYARD GALLERY summit 2 OFFICE MEADOW GROVE/RECEPTION

5. scan qr code to view full TECHNICAL set curator house REQUIRED TECHNICAL DELIVERABLES 1.General Layout / Site Plan 2.Sections - 2 3.Reflected Ceiling Plan (with legend) 4.Electrical Plan (with legend) 5.Floor Finishes Plan (with legend) 6.Wall Finishes Plan (with legend) 7.Wall Finish Elevations (minimum 2) 8.Material Finishes Schedule floor plan

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floor finishes plan wall finishes plan

6. scan qr code to view full TECHNICAL set office REQUIRED TECHNICAL DELIVERABLES 1.General Layout 2.Reflected ceiling plan/lighting layout and legend 3.electrical layout and legend 4.floor finish plan and legend 5.wall finish plan and legend 6.sections - 2 7.materials and finfishes schedule (prioritising sustainability and accessibility) 8.detail drawing set of a custom-designed unit Demonstrate consideration of: Fire safety acoustic preformance internal building systems sustainability approptiate and responsible material selection universal and inclusive design principles floor plan

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electrical plan

7. scan qr code to view full drawing set biokinetics office floor plan INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION 1.GENERAL FLOOR PLAN 2.INTERIOR LAYOUT PLAN WITH FURNITURE, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT 3.FLOOR FINISHES PLAN AND LEGEND 4.WALL FINISHES PLAN AND LEGEND 5.REFLECTED CEILING PLAN WITH CEILING FINISHES AND LIGHTING LEGEND 6.SECTION 7.INTERNAL ELEVATIONS - 4 BUILDING SERVICES DOCUMENTATION 8.ELECTRICAL LAYOUT AND LEGEND 9.SANITARYWARE LAYOUT AND LEGEND 10.HOT AND COLD-WATER SUPPLY LAYOUT 11.DRAIGNAGE LAYOUT SCHEDULES 12.INTERIOR MATERIAL FINISHES SCHEDULE 13.SANITARYWARE SCHEDULE 14.DOOR SCHEDULE 15.WINDOW SCHEDULE

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DOOR/WINDOW SCHEDULES