First floor

Contains a workshop and the

design studio are both con-

nected. There are two separate

entrance . One is entrance for

the client and design staff to the

design studio and workshop.

Separate entrance for the fam-

ily . During an exhibition the

workshop and the studio be-

comes one space.

Second Floor

A multifunctional living space,

which connects he kitchen, The

walls moves which creates a

separation ,making them to dif-

ferent bed room fro the parents

and the kids. Every walls are

moveable and contains furniture

coming out from them . The

other wall making another bed

room for the guest .

Roof

The roof is an area contains

raised bed , as the wife of

the maker is a chef and

likes to grow there own

vegetables and herbs . It is a

an area for kids to play and

the owners to relax.

A multifunctional house located in the industrial

zone of Tottenham , London.

The building consists of a furniture workshop,

design studio on the ground floor. Residential area

on the second floor and a roof garden. The site is

198m2, an abandoned garden between two

building. The idea is to make a the house feel

luxurious using the moving elements with in the

structures, even though it is a tight space. The

main users are a furniture designer , his wife : chef

and his 10 year old son.

Flexihaus , Tottenham ,London ( CASS first year 2014)

The person cuts the wood into strips using a table saw

The maker prepares the wooden former . This will give the curved to

the wood that is being steamed

After 30 minutes the maker slowly wrap the

steam wood around the

wooden former to give the chosen shape .

The maker uses a wooden piece to lock the bent wooden strip and continues the

process of steam bending depending on

how many wooden strips he needs . Then he clamps all the wooden pieces together

in-between he uses wood glue to join

them together .

The makers prepares the steam bender using double layers piece

of cloth , which is an unconven-

tional method and inserts the wooden strip in the steam bender .

Movin g Hidden bed ,

Floor storage

Hidden com-partment . This

facilitated the

flexible space.

1:100 long section , with rainwater collection reservoir

Street furniture project . ( CASS first year 2014) Celebrating the craftsmanship of the uniform for royal family by designing a

bus stop inspired by the movement and the flow of the fabric . Located near

Tottenham Christ church over looking the main highroad .

Makers show the process of constructing the uniform. The process are done manually with out the help of modern machines. The makers pride themselves for using traditional sewing technique for the clients . Using this information , I used the idea of the shaped created by the weaving fabrics into the form of the bus stop extension .

Flamboyant shapes used to design the exterior

Ornate the and shinny design used in the cloth-

ing .

Badges attached to the costume to

mark the rank of

the people at-tached to the

Royal family .

The location of the bus top extension is the Tottenham Green Park . After making the prototype the choice of material which is MDF wood , gave an organic feel to the bus top which also reflects the tress of the park.

Prototype of Bus stop extension : Looking at how people use the wrappers and insert in to the bus stop . The gaps in be-

tween the panel will allow people to use the space and place

the wrappers inside. This reflects the ideas of ornate looks

for the uniforms on the left.

This project is based on making a

green house where the community

centre could teach the local

c o m m u n i t i e s a b o u t t h e

gardening , growing food and

eating healthy . The idea of

making space for the community

and helps to build character in

people , as part of Tottenham

regeneration project .

Tottenham Project

Selby Centre

Green Hub Project , Selby Centre

Tottenham green room project , open competition M A R K Architecture, Landscape, & Urban Design

Testing the timber frame structure and

making the foundation in an uneven

surface .

"The Green Room is designed to be a whimsical

and inviting addition to the newly landscaped

Tottenham Green. As a temporary summer struc-

ture built to a strict budget and timeframe it was

crucial to keep the design simple fun and flexi-

ble. The outcome of the build is an elegant tim-

ber framed structure sitting upon an elevated

deck from which to enjoy yourself and view the

green.

Integrating the community to use the space .

More info in : http://tottenhamgreenroom.tumblr.com/