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P O RT F O L I O Yusuf Chowdhury I Interior Architectural Designer

Selected Works 2024-2026

Major BA Project 2025 Algorithmic Infestation

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A symbiotic ecosystem exploring how optimised microclimates can reframe a dystopian 2085.

Minor BA Project 2025 Restoring Civic Duty

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Exploring how architecture can restore meaning to the act of voting.

Professional Practice 2026 DAA Terminal Lounges

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Reimagining premium airport lounges through architecture, detail and passenger experience.

Professional Practice 2024 Oil Spill Response Limited

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A purpose-built HQ uniting warehouse and workplace for a mission-ready future.

Professional Practice 2024 29 Queen Anne Street

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A Grade II listed Georgian townhouse reimagined as a modern workplace.

Fine Art & Illustration Portraiture to Site Sketches

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From architectural illustrations to oil portraits, refining form, atmosphere, and storytelling.

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Rhino 3D + Enscape | Photoshop

Spore Shower

Algorithmic Infestation Visual Overview: Modelled in Rhinoceros 3D with SubD tools to create a custom, parasite-like staircase and performance throne. The musician ascends the throne and plays the cello, sending vibrations through the ruin—symbolising the revival of creativity

Achievements: The Macaulay Sinclair Award - Winner National Interior Educators Award 2025- Shortlisted Achieved Exceptional First-Class 04

Ecosystem of Rituals

Master Visual

What Future Grows From Rot? When humanity’s pursuit of AI-

By 2085, bio-prosthetics enhance the body but tether the mind to a network that drains bioelectric energy, leaving imagination fractured and disposable.

Drawing from bread mould experiments, they cultivate microclimates that rekindle creative expression while generating biofuel energy—a sanctuary where the parasite cannot thrive. Here, survival and imagination entwine in a symbiotic ecosystem where environment and creativity coexist.

A group of innate creatives rejects this parasite. Within the ruined landscape of Papplewick, they establish a sanctuary where decay becomes strategy.

The scheme operates through decay-informed growth systems, strategically deployed across the site and evolving to support new forms of habitation.

Typology: Adaptive Ruin

When machines drain our spark,

driven perfection turns parasitic, creativity is consumed as fuel.

(Speculative Future) Location: Papplewick Pumping Station, Nottingham Site Area: 30,000 m²

what futures grow from rot?

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The Suppression Helmet, once meant to suppress thoughts and optimise poetry, is now a conduit for organic creativity, harvesting natural energy.

SYSTEMS COMPROMISED

3tps of Sugar

Energy

Yeast Replication

2085 Energy Crisis: Overreliance on AI and technology drained resources, leading to energy scarcity. Yeast-based glucose fermentation offers a sustainable energy alternative for the proposed design, creating an environment where digital parasites cannot thrive. 06

1:1 PLA 3D fabricated helmet

Concept Sculpture

Site Plan

Nottinghamshire

Scale 1:150

Mushroom SW View

Key: Fresh Water Broadleaved Woodland

Ordnance Survey + AutoCAD | Illustrator + Photoshop

Improved Grass

PAPPLEWICK PUMPING STATION Papplewick Pumping Station (1880s) is a preserved Victorian waterworks and heritage site. Clitocybaceae mushrooms on-site, studied through spore printing, revealed species-specific patterns that offer insights into how systems propagate, adapt, and decay—informing architectural interventions inspired by organic growth.

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Harvest

Innoculate

Rhino 3D + AutoCAD

Deposit

Mould colonies create a microclimate that adjusts conditions to optimise growth and survival.

Creep Displacement

Spore Growth in Varying Environments:

Spore Settlement:

Using the collected mushrooms from the site, I harvested their spores and inoculated bread slices with them. The slices were then placed in different environmental conditions, such as humid and cool settings, to observe the growth patterns and how the spores responded to each environment.

Mould spores settle on surfaces with suitable growth conditions. By examining the site as a grid system, I explore how the spores’ growth patterns adapt to the building’s existing conditions and how displacement occurs in response to different environmental factors.

Mould in humid environments followed a growth logic that crept into shadowed areas. By mapping the site’s natural conditions, I identified anchor points from which new architectural interventions can emerge. 08

Flare Displacement

Fracture Displacement

Decay Map Spore Propagation Flare

Fracture

Creep

Entrance Scale 1:150

Proposed Mast

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Key:

1/ Creep Cradle 2/ Creep Ascent 3/ Fracture Dew Steps 4/ Fracture Breathing seat 5/ Fermentation Chamber 6/ Flare Plant Beds

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Detail A:

(Refer to 1:5 drawings for more information)

This detail shows a sectional cut of a stair tread made from ultra-high-performance fibre-reinforced concrete (UHPFRC). The section illustrates vertical post-tensioning rods through each tread and how the balustrade connects via a precast void, secured with a threaded nut and washer assembly.

Balustrade Post (Steel) Cast-In Anti-Slip Rim Shear Keys Shape-Memory Alloy Post-Tensioning Rods

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Annotation Key:

3D-Printed Staircase Assembly:

1 - 3D-Printed Stair Tread – Ultra-high-performance fibrereinforced concrete (UHPFRC) tread (75 mm thick) 2 - Shape-Memory Alloy Post-Tensioning Rods – 3 × Ø18 mm SMA bars (Ø18 mm) 3 - Balustrade Post (Steel) – Ø14 mm stainless steel rod (Ø14 mm) 4 - Shear Keys – Rectangular UHPFRC interlocks for lateral load transfer (40 × 80 mm) 5 - Fixing Nut + Washer – Locking nut and washer to secure threaded post from underside (M14 nut, Ø30 mm washer)

Key Plan:

Resin 3D-Printed Steps

Detail Model / Scale 1:10 10

Technical Understanding:

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Rhino 3D + AutoCAD | Illustrator

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Annotation Key: 1- Wall Build-Up (Existing External Wall): - Internal plaster finish (10 mm) - Rigid internal wall insulation (100 mm) - Vapour control layer (~0.5 mm) - Solid masonry wall – 2-brick thick, English bond (450 mm)

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Technical Section of Overall Assembly/Scale 1:10

2- Suspended Floor Build-Up: - Existing quarry tile floor finish (30 mm) - Limecrete screed layer (50 mm) - Acoustic isolation mat (10 mm) - Vapour control layer (~0.5 mm) - Rigid insulation board (100 mm) - Structural board – OSB (18 mm) - Timber battens @ 600 mm centres (50 × 75 mm) - Cast iron floor joists @ 600 mm centres (200 mm deep) - Steel support beam (200 mm deep) 3- Ground Floor Build-Up: - Brick strip footing (600 mm wide) - Reinforced concrete floor pad (300 mm thick) - Waterproof sealing membrane (n/a) - Sand blinding layer (25 mm) - Compacted crushed stone hardcore (200 mm) 4- 3D-Printed Staircase (Detail A)

Detail B/Scale 1:25

This detail shows the junction where the shape-memory alloy post-tensioning rods connect to an angled steel base plate, recessed below the existing floor finish. The plate is flush with the surrounding floor to maintain the illusion of a floating staircase, enhancing the ascending sensation for the musician as they rise toward their symbolic musical throne.

5- Suspended 3D-Printed Creep Cradle Seat (500x500 mm) 6- Angled Steel Base Plate (Detail B) 7- Limecrete Screed (40 mm thick) 11

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Rhino 3D + Enscape | Photoshop + Firefly

Ruin Development:

Fracture thrives in cold, high-light environments. As it spreads, it disrupts structures by splitting floor plates and piercing roofs, producing dramatic ruptures.

Sunken Pool Micro Channels Drainage Pore

Dew Steps

Moment Visual

Visual Overview:

Micro Channels

Ruin Treatment:

The Dew Step is designed to capture rainwater on nets, directing condensation down the balustrade into sunken pools to begin the morning ritual. The collected water then drains into the fermentation chamber, enabling yeast-based energy production. Supporting

This section emphasises the design operating as an ecosystem, intentionally layering multiple design systems to vividly capture the inherent chaos and interconnectedness.

Key Plan:

Rhino 3D + AutoCAD | Illustrator + Photoshop

Scale 1:100

Section A-A

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Rhino 3D + Enscape | Photoshop + Firefly Hollow Zones Enables airflow for natural ventilation.

Porous Surface Zone Maximises area for evaporative cooling. Structural Shading Overhangs for solar shading. Vertical Circulation Potential Rising warm air induces cool air flow.

Passive Humidity Modifier: Inspired by termite mounds, Flare’s folded, porous geometry enhances airflow and humidity control through impedance ventilation.

Visual Overview: Flare expands radially through the structure, binding and reinforcing its remains. The Flare Easel transforms natural waste into artistic output while supporting yeast fermentation with starch-rich materials. 14

Artist’s Easel

Spatial Visual

3D-Printed White Concrete Composition High-performance white concrete, 3D-printed with finely graded aggregates and quality cement binder for a consistent, refined finish.

Plaster and soil retraction

Decay Series Model

Sustainable Considerations:

Ruin Treatment:

Flare is composed of modular 3D-printed parts that can be removed, repaired, or replaced without dismantling the system. This design-for-disassembly approach extends lifespan, supports material reuse, and, through local offsite prefabrication, reduces transport emissions and embodied carbon. Nesting

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Rhino 3D + Enscape | Photoshop + Firefly Cello Spine (Inserted)

Connecting Rim

Cradle Skeleton

Adjustable Footrests

Creep Cradle

Moment Visual

Visual Overview:

Ruin Treatment:

Creep’s design acts as a stabilising shell, wrapping around the ruins. The musician occupies the creep cradle, designed to optimise acoustic conditions for cello performance. Enveloping

Scale 1:100

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Rhino 3D + AutoCAD | Illustrator + Photoshop

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SketchUp + Enscape | Photoshop

Restoring Civic Duty Visual Overview: The scene illustrates the pivotal moment of casting a vote beneath a central skylight, where an aspherical light pattern falls across the space. This lighting emphasises both the individuality and significance of each vote, marking the conclusion of the journey. 18

The Voting Moment

Spatial Visual

Is Democracy Just a Checkbox? When

participation fades, democracy risks becoming an empty framework. In universities today, voting is often reduced to an obligation rather than a shared act of responsibility.

This project explores how architecture can restore these lost connections—creating spaces that revive dialogue, encourage participation, and reframe voting as a meaningful civic act.

Across history, democracies have taken diverse paths, each shaping cultural identity and societal values in different ways. From ancient traditions where civic engagement was a cornerstone of citizenship to modern systems where individual freedoms often eclipse communal responsibility, democracy has continually evolved.

By drawing on the contrasts between past and present democratic practices, the design embodies and expresses values that can re-engage students in shaping their shared future.

Typology: Civic Hub Location: Newton Building

Rooftop, Nottingham

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Light Study Model

Developing an Initial Layout After exploring various zone configurations, I am now defining these areas by incorporating spatial concepts developed in Phase One into this layout. This process will clarify how each zone interacts with one another and contributes to the overall design intent.

Light Study Model:

Initial Massing:

The grid acts as a framework to filter light, guiding

A narrow-to-wide pathway leads toward the voting area, punctuated by light wells and alcoves that create pauses for reflection on the significance of the act.

Configurarion 02 + 03

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2 Refined Area 1.

Features a narrow, monumental entry that serves1as a transitional gateway into the space, symbolising the significance of democratic participation before entering. The mezzanine will house the voting area, offering the opportunity for an ascending ceremonial pathway that culminates in the pivotal act of voting. 4

A central pathway will guide visitors to the 1 external gathering space. This mezzanine becomes a metaphorical bridge, connecting the grand entry—representing the collective experience—with the gathering space, which symbolises individual expression.

Conclusions: I have outlined clear zones and how they interact to achieve the design objective.

Next: Specification Key:

1/ Concrete (Exposed)

Begin further developing 2/ Concrete (Red Hue) the zones to address 3/ Limestone the underlying theories 4/ Glass and objectives, while 5/ Bronze Metal enhancing the intended 6/ Oak Timber atmospheres.

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Rational Area: A central pathway guides visitors to the gathering space, with the mezzanine forming a bridge between the individual experience of the entry and the collective expression beyond.

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The materials embody themes of democracy, inclusivity, permanence, and openness. Durable and sustainable, they also carry symbolic resonance, reinforcing the project’s theoretical framework and values.

SketchUp + Enscape | Photoshop

Open Forum

Master Visual

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Mezzanine and Connected Zones

By elevating the voting space and creating a design that is By elevating the voting space and creating a design that is visually connected from all angles, the space takes on an almost visually connected from all angles, the space takes on an almost luminous presence, symbolising how voting and democracy luminous presence, symbolising how voting and democracy By incorporating monumental illuminate society. This design serves as a constant reminder to society. This design serves as a constant reminder to of the importance of civic participation and the illuminate role it interventions, natural light visitors is plays in shaping civilization. visitors of the importance of civic participation and the role it used to symbolise clarity and

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As individuals ascend the stairs to the mezzanine-level voting area, these interventions enhance the sense of a ceremonial pathway, creating an atmosphere that invites Ceremonial Ascent moments of reflection and Design Development emphasises the importance of each person’s role in the Entry democratic Design Iteration 2 process.

Dynamic Threshold I divided the entry threshold into additional segments. With the exposed ceiling, this design allows light to filter in, creating a more pronounced and fluid transition as visitors navigate the narrow passage, emphasising their entrance into something sacred.

Framing & Connected Zones The towering vertical forms structure and frame the space, directing attention to the central voting area and underscoring the importance of voting as a hallmark of civilization. Conclusions: Connected Zones They visually connect all three zones, Design Development marking the journey from Thiscollectivism concept to explores individualism. how to spatially design a

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ceremonial progression leading to the pivotal moment of voting

In response to the critiques from Entry Design Iteration 1, this iteration seeks to establish connections to the other zones while improving the sense of transition.

Next: What does this pivotal moment of voting look like, and how can the design amplify its significance while ensuring the space is participatory for visitors?

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Dynamic Threshold I divided the entry threshold into

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The towering vertical forms structure and frame the space, directing exposed ceiling, this design allows attention to the central voting area light to filter in, creating a more and underscoring the importance of Oversized geometric entrances mark the ceremonial voting pronounced and fluid transition votingthe as atransition hallmark of into civilization. as visitors the narrow connect all three zones, space , withnavigate segmented thresholds They andvisually filtered light creating a fluid, sacred passage passage, emphasising their marking the journey from collectivism to that emphasises collective responsibility. [Scale: 1:50] entrance into something sacred. individualism. additional segments. With the Monumental Threshold:

Direct Attention and Define Thresholds: By backlighting or washing monumental thresholds 16like arches or doorways in light, 14 the contrast between lit and shadowed areas creates intrigue and anticipation, encouraging movement while marking key transitions from one phase to another.

Conclusions: Successfully integrated the entry into the scheme to create a more cohesive connection.

Next: With the spaces designed to enhance the voting area, consider the design

SketchUp + AutoCAD | Illustrator + Photoshop

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Curved Tiered Arrangement

Positioning all participants to see both the central focus and one another enhances visibility and fosters a more Curved Tiered Arrang ement collaborative environment.

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Funnel ceiling lighting directs light downward to highlight speakers or central elements of the ceremony while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that encourages visitors’ engagement.

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Curved Tiered Arrangement:

Coffered Ceiling:

This arrangement balances visibility and reduces hierarchies, but can hinder interaction. Facing visitors toward each other improves sightlines and fosters engagement, making it ideal for discussions.

A coffered ceiling draws focus to the illuminated mezzanine, symbolising ascent and decision-making. Spotlighting the ballot station reinforces the significance of the democratic process.

SketchUp + AutoCAD | Illustrator + Photoshop

Scale 1:200

Exploded Isometric

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Dublin Airport Terminal Lounges Experience with AtkinsRéalis Contributed to the architectural design of the 51st Green Lounge and Terminal 1 Phoenix Lounge. Working from concept through detailed design, the project focused on creating premium passenger environments. 26

PLA 3DStaircase Printed Model Existing (Treated)

Optineering Site Model / Scale 1:2500 Reception Area

What Defines a Premium Lounge? Role: Graduate Interior

Designer at AtkinsRéalis

Working within the aviation interiors team, I contributed to the design and technical delivery of two premium airport lounges at Dublin Airport. Collaborating with interior designers, architects, BIM technicians and specialist consultants, I developed architectural drawings, bespoke joinery details, presentation visuals and coordinated design packages through RIBA Stages 3–4.

Client: DDA (Dublin Airport Authority)

Disciplines: Aviation Interiors & Architecture

The project balanced operational requirements with passenger comfort, using bespoke architectural features, integrated lighting and refined material palettes to create welcoming, high-quality lounge environments. Careful spatial planning, coordinated detailing and premium material selections enhanced the overall passenger experience while supporting efficient airport operations.

How can architecture make waiting feel like part of the journey?

Location: Dublin, Ireland Capacity: 300+ Passengers

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Early-stage feasibility / masterplanning study | Revit + Illustrator

Sustainability Strategy: Diagram illustrating environmental strategies integrated into the lounge, including embodied carbon reduction, energy efficiency and sustainable material selection.

PLA 3D Printed Model

Optineering Site Model / Scale 1:2500

Spatial Planning Study:

Schematic Design Optioneering:

3D study model exploring the lounge layout, circulation routes and relationship between the central hub, seating zones and boarding gates.

Comparative design study evaluating spatial, material and planning options to guide the development of the preferred scheme.

RIBA Stages 3-4 | Revit

Feature Bar & Seating

Lounge Photography

Feature Bar Elevation Scale 1:10

Feature Bar Section Scale 1:20

Bar Feature Design: Technical development of the feature bar and central services column, coordinating bespoke joinery, lighting integration and structural interfaces.

Revit + Enscape + Veras Feature Bar & Seating

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Tel : +353 1 810 80

PROJECT:

Integrated Seating & Joinery Detailed design of custom banquette seating, integrating lighting, power and architectural finishes to create a cohesive passenger SANDWICHED PLY TIMBER FIN DETAIL 9 1 : 2 through RIBA Stages 3–4. experience 30

TITLE:

L30_FFL

INTERNAL STRUCTURAL PACKER

L30 - PROP

77750 ORIGINATOR: AP

SECTION Entrance 4 1 : 10 Diver Section Scale 1:10

STATUS: TENDER Drawing No.:

D23070-ATK

28/06/2024 22:25

CONSTRUCTION

290

1050

Read in conjunction with CDM D23070-ATK-XXX-XX-XXX-RR

450

MAINTENANCE / CLEANING

Read in conjunction with CDM D23070-ATK-XXX-XX-XXX-RR

DECOMMISSIONING / DEMOL

Read in conjunction with CDM D23070-ATK-XXX-XX-XXX-RR

50MMX100MM TIMBER SLATTED FEATURE TO BE SUITABLY FIXED ONTO SEATBACK CAPPING. TO BE STAINED AND SEALED LIGHT OAK. "VF01"

100

CLICK ON BATTENS CLICK ON TENON

FCL

25MM END CAP FOR ALUMINIUM BATTENS

80860

NOTIONAL VIEW

SUBSTRATE REFERS TO EITHER FLOOR FINISH OR SEATBACK CAPPING

DATE 05/04/2024

REVISE

T01

23/05/2024

T02

06/06/2024

T03

14/06/2024

T04

28/06/2024

100

2130

CLICK ON TENON

ANCHOR BOLT DETAIL 200

140

25MM END CAP95FOR ° ALUMINIUM BATTENS

3110

1:5

FRAMEWORK CONSULT

ATKINS HOUSE,150 AIRSIDE SWORDS, DUBLIN,K67 K5W4 Tel : +353 1 810 8000

PROJECT:

100

980

2a Banquette

150

SUBSTRATE REFERS TO EITHER FLOOR FINISH OR SEATBACK CAPPING

L30_FFL

77750

T1 Pheonix Lounge

Interior Visual

180

CLIENT:

CLICK ON BATTENS

TITLE:

1600

SLIMLINE MOUNTING TRACK 1600 END MOUNT BASE

1600

980

BANQUETTE TYPE 01 SE 6 1 : 10 ANCHOR BOLT DETAIL ORIGINATOR:

CHECKER

FOR POWERPOINTS, REFER TO MEP PACKAGE SAMPLE TO BE APPROVED BY THE DESIGNER

1 : 500

Type 02 Banquette Elevation Scale 1:20

T1 MEZ

L30 - TYPICAL J DET

760

KEY PLAN

980

2a Banquette SLIMLINE MOUNTING TRACK END MOUNT BASE

ENGINEER AND JOINERY CONTRACTOR AFTER SITE SURVEY

NO. P01

260

NOTIONAL VIEW

REVIS

8 METHOD OF FIXING TO BE CO5004 ORDINATED WITH STRUCTURAL

150

200

100

Revit + Enscape + Veras

1:5

KEY PLAN 1 : 500

200

L30_FFL 77750

Interior Design Development: Produced visualisations and technical drawings to coordinate bespoke seating, feature joinery and architectural detailing, ensuring consistency between concept and delivery.

450

TYPE 02 BANQUETTE NOTIONAL VIEW SIDE ELEVA 2

1 : 20

100

BANQUETTE TYPE 02 PL CLICK ON BATTENS

NOTIONAL VIEW

CLICK ON TENON

1 : 20

25MM END CAP FOR ALUMINIUM BATTENS

GENERAL NOTES:

1. DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAW

SUBSTRATE REFERS TO EITHER FLOOR 2. ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE IN MILL FINISH OR SEATBACK CAPPING OTHERWISE.

200

90 25

450

3. THIS DRAWING SHALL BE READ IN ARCHITECTURAL, ELECTRICAL, MEC DRAWINGS, SCHEDULES AND SPEC

290

8 5004

100

CLICK ON BATTENS

8 5004

CLICK ON TENON

SEATPAD TO BE FORMED IN MIX OF FIRM AND MEDIUM DENSITY FOAM FILLING UPHOLSTERED IN TAN LEATHER "UF01"

FCL

80860

SUBSTRATE REFERS TO EITHER FLOOR FINISH OR SEATBACK CAPPING

BANQUETTE TYPE 01 SECTION 1 : 10

Type 01 Banquette Section Scale 1:10

1:5

980

185

ANCHOR BOLT DETAIL

200

8. ALL INFORMATION SHOWN IN THI INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM DAA UNDERTAKEN TO CONFIRM THE EX BUILDING SURVEY AND INTRUSIVE DOORS, ACCESS ROUTES AND RISE BY THE CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY A INFORMATION BY ATKINSRéALIS WI THE RESULTS OF THESE SURVEYS ANY BUILDING WORKS.

9. WAYFINDING AND BRANDING SIG

10. FOR ILLUMINATED FIRE SIGNAG CONTRACTOR TO DEVELOP ANY FU ACCORDANCE TO THE FIRE STRATE

145 100

7. ALTERNATIVE PROPOSALS WILL N DESIGNER

290

2130

11. FOR FIRE STRATEGY REFER TO DOCUMENT FSC (FSC2404264FL) SU

L30_FFL

200 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT NOTES

77750

IT IS A REQUIREMENT THAT THE C 8 1. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR OF AN 5004 BUILDING REGULATIONS TECHNICA DOCUMENTATION.

3110

760

KICKPLATE TO BE IN DARKENED MILD-STEEL "KF01"

TYPE 02 BANQUETTE SIDE ELEVATI 1 : 20

2a Banquette

2. THE MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL A MUST JOINTLY PRODUCE FULLY CO FOR THE ENTIRE INSTALLATION.

200

BANQUETTE TYPE 02 SECTION 1 : 10

Type 02 Banquette Section Scale 1:10

980

150

100

TIMBER BODY TO BE STAINED AND SEALED LIGHT OAK "VF01"

145

150

SLIMLINE MOUNTING TRACK END MOUNT BASE

FOR POWERPOINTS, REFER TO MEP PACKAGE SAMPLE TO BE APPROVED BY THE DESIGNER

5. ALL SAMPLES AND FINISHES MEN DESIGNER PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTIO

6. JOINERY ITEMS TO BE CONTRACT

1:5

Key Plan:

150

980

140

4. SEE INTERIOR DESIGN SPECIFICA A-300-0002

ANCHOR BOLT DETAIL

Anchor Bolt Detail Scale 1:5

255

SEATBACK TO BE FORMED IN MIX OF FIRM AND MEDIUM DENSITY FOAM FILLING UPHOLSTERED IN SUBTLE BLACK AND WHITE PATTERN FABRIC "UF02"

25MM END CAP FOR ALUMINIUM BATTENS

260

100

8 5004

180

200

SLIMLINE MOUNTING TRACK END MOUNT BASE

SEATBACK CAPPING AND TIMBER BODY TO BE STAINED AND SEALED LIGHT OAK "VF01"

9950

KEY PLAN 1 : 500

BAN 1 : 10

Portfolio I Yusuf Chowdhury

Oil Spill Response Headquarters Outdoor Meeting Pod: Set within the landscape, the pod provides a compact, enclosed workspace with integrated glazing and power. Designed for focus or small-group collaboration, it extends the office into nature while supporting biophilic principles. 32

Project Completion

Outdoor Meeting Pod

How Can an Office be Mission Ready? Role: Design Intern at

Generation Edge, contributing across RIBA Stages 1-4.

Oil Spill Response Ltd’s new headquarters in Peterborough redefines the relationship between warehouse and office space, creating a connected, agile workplace that responds to the needs of a global organisation. The design embraces OSRL’s mission to showcase readiness and resilience while supporting collaboration, training, and community.

Client: Oil Spill Response Ltd Sector: Workplace Location: Peterbourgh Site Area: 6,000 sq ft

Materiality draws inspiration from the ocean, combining raw foundations, organic textures, and bold colour accents that reflect OSRL’s identity. Integrated biophilia and flexible settings support hybrid ways of working, while oversized elements and expressive lighting foster openness, visibility, and inclusivity. Developed with architects and consultants, the scheme balances efficiency with human connection, positioning OSRL as a benchmark in workplace design.

Can a workplace unite the office and warehouse?

G Extg. Gas Boiler

Existing Roof Over

EXISTING ROOF

00-D21 Extg.

00-14 LV PLANT ROOM

Portfolio I Yusuf Chowdhury

A 4.5m grid with central ‘Nodes’ creates a flexible framework for activity-based working, enabling adaptability, reconfiguration, and acoustic separation.

Note : EDGE are not sure this is being built by the CAT A and it is for confirmation

Workplace Test Fit Strategy- The Grid:

D New Roof Over

Warehouse

24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13

12 11 10 9

FFL +5190

31 30 29 28 27 26 25

4.5m

New Roof Over

C 01.08

102.6m²

EOC ROOM

01.06

14.9m²

MEETING ROOM - 03 6/8P

01.05

INDICATIVE PRAYING MATS

01-06 STORE

01.09

EOC

First Floor General Arrangement scale: 1:125

B 01.09

MULTI FAITH ROOM

22.3m²

SINK UNIT SHELF

WUDU FOOTWASH

LOCKED CUPB'D

01-05 MALE WC

01-04 FEMALE WC 01-02 LOBBY

EX-1-02

01-01 LANDING

EX-1-01

01.07

35.9m²

KITCHEN AREA

38.9m²

01.01

MEETING ROOM - 01 8/16P

GD-1-03

GD-1-04

00-02 LIFT

Fire Escape/ Roof Access

LOCKED CUPB'D

ELECTRIC RISER

D-1-05

D-1-04

01.03

D-1-03

12.2m²

SERVER ROOM

7.1m²

01.04

ENTRANCE

D-1-02 GD-1-02

OPEN PLAN

436.2m²

01.02

37.3m²

GD-1-01

TRAINING SUITE & MEETING ROOM - 02

D-1-01

New Roof Over

GD-1-05

First Floor GA

SketchUp + Enscape

Project Completion

F1 Workspace

Low Privacy

Medium Privacy

Stage 3 Package Visual

F1 Workplace

First Floor Workplace:

Manifestation Design:

The first floor combines open-plan desking with flexible settings such as touchdown spaces, focus booths, and meeting pods. Biophilic accents, natural light, and acoustic treatments create a balanced environment for focus and collaboration, supporting OSRL’s mission of readiness and connection.

Glazing manifestations balance privacy, safety, and compliance while reflecting OSRL’s brand. Subtle patterns provide screening, aid wayfinding, and reinforce the workplace identity.

Brand Brand Brand

Brand:

Base Base Base

Base: Feature Feature Feature

Feature:

Specification Key: 1/ Interface Carpet Tile 2/ Egger Laminate 3/ Formica Rural Oak 4/ BAUX Wood Wool Panels 5/ Autex Acoustic Panel 6/ DeVORM Felt 7/ Kvdrat Fabric

Project Completion

Teapoint

* Finishes tags are to be read in conjunction with the specification schedules

4. All requested drawings showing fixings and construction details are to be ADJUSTABLE provided to EDGE architecture + design for comment and/or approval prior to commencement SHELF 50 of work.

METAL PROFILE 560 MATCHED WITH LAMINATE FINISH FINGER PULL

5. Proprietary items, products, components and materials are to be used or installed in strict accordance with the manufacturer's written recommendations.

LM-01

STORAGE

EQ.

870

7. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with relevant associated drawings from other consultants and the EDGE architecture + design drawing list.

DETAIL

DETAIL SCALE 1 : 02 (A1)

DETAIL DETAIL

10 SCALE : 02 (A1) DETAIL Detail ASCALE - 1Chamfered Edge 1 : 02 (A1) 10 10

LM-01

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LM-01 LM-01

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18701870 1870

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970

METAL FRAME IN BLACK RAL 9005

ST-01

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M-01

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GL-01

925

METAL FRAME IN BLACK RAL 9005

45 45 45

SCALE 1 : 02 (A1)

19001900 1900

TOP PANEL DOOR TOP LM-01PANEL DOOR TOP PANEL DOOR

LM-01

650

5 20

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11 A - 05.502.3

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LM-01

11/08/23

Stage 3 Submission

12 A - 05.502.3

100

970 970 970

925 925 925

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LM-01

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460 50

LM-01

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100

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150

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GL-01

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1900

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GENERAL NOTES : 1. HARDWARE BY OTHERS. 2. REFER TO A-08.100 FOR FINISHES SCHEDULE. 3. REFER TO A-08.200 FOR SANITARY WARE SCHEDULE. 4. REFER TO A-08.300 FOR EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE 5. REFER TO A-08.400 FOR LIGHTING SCHEDULE . 6. POWER ALLOWANCE FOR ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. 7. ALL FREESTANDING EQUIPMENTS (COFFEE MACHINE & MICROWAVE) SPECIFICATION BY GRAINGER PLC.

LM-01

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SCALE 1 : 02 (A1)

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20 20 20

METAL PROFILE METAL PROFILE 20 MATCHED WITH MATCHED WITH METAL PROFILE LAMINATE FINISH LAMINATEWITH FINISH MATCHED FINGER PULL LAMINATE FINISH FINGER PULL FINGER LM-01 PULL

8. Where any doubt exists as to requirements, the contractor should obtain clarification from EDGE architecture + design before proceeding.

LM-01 LM-01 LM-01

870 870 870

EQ. EQ. EQ.

STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE

M-01

20 20 20

6. Dimensions are only to be taken from the setting out information on relevant drawings and are not to be scaled from drawings.

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ADJUSTABLE ADJUSTABLE SHELF SHELF ADJUSTABLE SHELF

CHAMFERED EDGE CHAMFERED EDGE CHAMFERED EDGE

3. The Contractor must verify all site dimensions and check all drawings, details and specifications, and report any discrepancies to EDGE architecture + design, before proceeding with any work.

CHAMFERED EDGE

50 50 50

ST-01 ST-01 ST-01

2. The Contractor shall comply with his duties under the latest and current CDM Regulations and, if collaboration is required from EDGE Architecture + Design, LM-01 this shall be requested in a timely manner.

ST-01

DJUSTABLE HELF

LM-01 LM-01 LM-01

GENERAL NOTES

1. It is the Contractors responsibility to ensure that the final construction conforms with the design principles, calculations and drawings, and with the current building regulations and all relevant British and/or European codes of practice, as appropriate.

M-01

560 560 560

50 50 50

GENERAL NOTES GENERAL NOTES

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SECTION

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650

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100

SECTION SCALE 1 : 05 (A1)

Teapoint Section

T: +44 (0)20 7993 9790

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MASTIC JO BETWEEN WALL

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13 13 A - 05.502.3 A - 13 05.502.3 A - 05.502.3

ST-01

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REVISION

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ST-01 ST-01 ST-01

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DATE

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PROJECT

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5 20 105 5 20 105 5 20 50 105 50 50 50 50 50

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LM-01

100 100 100

MASTIC JOINT BETWEEN STONE AND

150

730

850

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TITLE

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730

645

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M-01

METAL FRAME IN BLACK RAL 9005 DRAINAGE CHAMFERED EDGE PUMP LOCATION

LM-01

700

BOILER BOILER LOCATION LOCATION BOILER LOCATION

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Portfolio I Yusuf Chowdhury

No. 29 Queen Anne Street Existing Staircase: Within the Grade II listed townhouse, staircases were carefully restored to preserve historic character. Original handrails and balustrades were refinished, while bold paint treatments reinterpreted the Georgian palette for a contemporary identity. 36

Existing Staircase (Treated)

Reception Area

What Makes a Workplace Timeless? Role: Design Intern at

Generation Edge, contributing across RIBA Stages 1-4.

Queen Anne Street reinterprets Georgian heritage within the context of a contemporary workplace. Defined proportions and classical references are balanced with modern interventions, creating interiors that are both refined and functional. A bold colour strategy distinguishes each floor, while natural materials— stone, timber, and textiles— introduce warmth and tactility.

Client: The Howard de Walden Estate

Sector: Workplace & Commercial Interior

Lighting plays a central role, shaping circulation routes and defining thresholds between work, social, and meeting spaces. Specification choices prioritised sustainability and cohesion, with bespoke furniture and finishes curated to align with the client’s brand identity. Delivered in close collaboration with architects, contractors, graphic designers, and fellow interior designers, the project reflects a multidisciplinary approach to design development.

How can Georgian heritage be reinterpreted for the modern workplace?

Location: 29 Queen Anne Street, London Site Area: 6,657 sq ft

Portfolio I Yusuf Chowdhury

SketchUp + Enscape

Promotional Visual

Reception Area: The reception establishes a strong first impression with bold colour, natural stone flooring, and bespoke joinery. Feature lighting enhances Georgian detailing, creating a welcoming threshold that balances heritage with the modern workplace.

Reception Area

Site Photography

SketchUp + Enscape

FARROW & BALL: HERITAGE RANGE

Promotional Visual

GF Grand Room

Ground Floor:

Wall Finishes’ Colour Strategy:

The heart of the building, retaining Georgian proportions and features while introducing a light palette, natural materials, and feature lighting to balance heritage character with modern workplace use.

Each floor is defined by three tones—a white base, a midtone, and a bold accent for smaller spaces. Drawn from the Farrow & Ball heritage range.

FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

ELEVATIONELEVATION

SCALE 1:20 SCALE 1:20

450

ELEVATIONELEVATION

224

600

224

413

460

PT-11

SW-12

1350

580

222

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SW-09

SW-11

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751

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335

1050

160

SW-21

ELEVATION

SW-21

410

100

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SW-21

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BASEMENT WC 08 458 458

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SW-16 TL-01

2nd Floor WC

SW-16 TL-01 410

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PT-11

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335

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Portfolio I Yusuf Chowdhury

6 Fine Art & Illustrations Overview: My fine art and illustration practice strengthens observation, composition, and storytelling. From site sketches to detailed oil portrait studies, these works refine my sense of form and atmosphere, directly informing how I communicate architectural ideas. 40

Man v. Nature

Wax pencil crayons on toned sketch paper

War and Memory

Ballpoint pen and oil paint on cartridge paper

Ruin and Renewal

Oil paint on canvas with digital post-production

Streets of Florence

Graphite and charcole on toned sketch paper

Fragments of Nostalgia

Oil paint on canvas with digital post-production

Thank you for your time yusuf_c02@icloud.com | +44 7925 735321 | LinkedIn: yusufchowdhury02