2. ASYA FILIPCHENKO
Architecture
Interior Design
Hi, I am a graduated architect and Interior Designer. I have over 15 years of
experience in working in Retail and Interior Design companies. I have attein degrees
from Moscow and Diploma from Auckland.
Here is my portfolio from student work while I have been an Interior Design student
at Unitec Institut of Technology, Auckland.
3. WORK EXPERIENCE:
07/2015 – Present - Lifestyle Kitchens, Auckland, New Zealand
Position: Consultant
Duties: 3DKitchen drawing
06/2014 – 07/2014- Lifestyle Kitchens, Auckland, New Zealand
Position: Volunteer consultant
Duties: hand drawing, AutoCad and 3DKitchen drawing.
05/2002 – 07/2014 - A7A Interior Design Agency, Moscow, Russia
Position: Architect, Senior Interior Designer
Duties: Interior Design, planning solution, drawings,
specifications, dealing with clients, project presentation and supervision.
02/1998 – 05/2002 -Torex Group AG, Moscow Branch
Position: Architect, Interior Designer (residential and
commercial), Project Developer.
Duties: Drawing preparation, project presentation and
negotiation talks with the clients.
EDUCATION:
02/2015 - Present - Unitec Institute of Technology,
Auckland, full-time student Course: Diploma in Applied I
nterior Design (Level 6)
09/1988 - 07/1995 -Moscow Architectural Institute (State Academy) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
MArchI
Degree in Architecture.
Qualification: Architect
SKILLS:
• Extensive knowledge of architectural construction, mainly construction of wooden houses.
• Running from initial concept to completion, good space planning solutions. Interior Design work.
• Extensive knowledge in furniture layout design.
Excellent knowledge of furniture accessories.
• Detailed planning solution of residential and
commercials spaces, floor-by-floor layout.
• Detailed Bathroom Design, include details of tiles, bath room appliances.
• Detailed Kitchen Design.
• Detailed Lighting design and electrical detailing.
• Annual visitor of ‘Salone del Mobile’, Milan, Italy, 2000 - 2013.
COMPUTER GRAPHIC:
• Extensive knowledge of ArchiCAD 18, 2D, 3D drawing, including photo rendering.
• Extensive knowledge of AutoCAD 2013, 2D drawing.
• Extensive knowledge of 3D Kitchen Design, software.
EDUCATION SKILLS:
03/2002 - 05/2002 - Courses in AutoCad 2D computer graphic package, Moscow, Russia.
02/1998 - 04/1998 - Courses in ArchiCad computer graphic program, Moscow, Russia.
4. Interior Design proposal for Building 23 Unitec, Mt. Albert Campus.
The fresh design idea comes from a symbol of collaboration and ability of people to rely one on another which resembles the structure of Mondrian Grid.
Simplicity speaks for itself, that is why three primary colours are chosen as base on wooden and natural surfaces, Te Aranga principals are used to enhance that.
COMMERCIAL - OFFICE DESIGN
Mood Board collects the inspirational imiges
5. Interior perspectives from entry. Staircase in Bauhause design runs from ground floor to mezzanine.
Crossing lines shown on the floor resemble strong collaboration which flow from the department down to students.
6. Mood Board collects the inspirational imigesUnique designed hot desk will be made from timber veneer. Display and lighting features will be incorporate into.
7. Furniture was chosen from commercial supliers which are based in Aucland. Kada furniture, Steel Case, Unison and Evroplan offer a huge
range of furniture for commercial spaces.
Sample Board portrates materials that will be used in the office such as acustic panels,
fabric, glass, wood, upholstery, paint and carpet.
8. & Furniture Selection!
Unison Workspaces – Pedrally
White leather for upholstery
Yellow soft wool fabric for barstool
upholstery
Red soft wool fabric for barstool
upholstery.
Timber veneer - walnut
Floor - Ceramic tiles Sant’Agostino, marble
pattern, colour ‘Avorio’
Floor Plan - Wharekai
9. HOUSE OF FOOD - WHAREKAI
Cafe Wharekai is located in the core part of the
Building 23 Unitec, Mt. Albert Campus. Close
connection with nature is achived by using timber
beans on the ceiling which run to the floor through
window frame.
Mondrian grid is featured on the wall. Wooden
serfaces come thogether with colourfull bar stools
placed along the window.
10. RETAIL - MILLIE BOUTIQUE
Millie Boutique represents a fashionable street style designer clothes made of a modern vibrant colourful fabric with classic patterns. Interior design purpose of this project is to create a
cosy and relaxing atmosphere that embraces feminine nature and mystique. The cosy and slightly carefree atmosphere with an emphasis on youth and feminine style will be achived by
implementing strong elements of eternal classics and elegant simplicity of natural surfaces.
Mood Board
11. The proposed colour is complex, with touches of light rose, pale blue and ecru. I suggest to use the brick veneer for the walls before applying the paint of this colour onto them.
I also propose to add five pilasters to the existing one to balance the show room and create a mirror effect.
The pilasters shall be made of wood, with LED stripes to achieve the cove type lighting. The front side of each pilaster will have a big mirror from floor to ceiling.
Walls - White washed brick
Pilasters - White washed wood
Upholstery - White leather
Floor - Dark grey ceramic tile
14. The restaurant is located in North of Auckland, Silverdale. The design idea is to create spacious venue that resembles Scandinavian style with wooden features on the floor, wall and furniture.
The selected colour palette represents greeny- yellow spring colour of New Zealand, neutral and wooden colours.
15. HOSPITALITY - CAFE SCANDINAVIA
The design concept has been inspired by the Scandinavian Design by its simple, clean lines, use of natural materials, light colours and minimalistic with furniture selection.
16. The simplicity and cleanliness of Scandinavian Interiors fits an area of Silverdale as well as it fits a hospitality space. This space is meant to be simple.
The herringbone pattern features on the wall from the left side of the entry. While another wall with logo grabs a customer attention on the right side.
Commercial kitchen - Furniture layout
17. The cafe is large and intimate at the same time, light and moody, warm and fresh.
Floor - Ceramic tile, imitation
white washed wood
Beams - Walnut
Wall - Herringbone wooden
pattern
Upholstery - Fabric with
herringbone pattern
Upholstery - Fabric with
herringbone pattern
18. RETIREMENT VILLAGE - SELWYN VILLAGE
The design concept of a retirement village has been inspired by Chabby Chic style which is well known in French country side.
The initial idea comes from Monet’s art who is an artist and a founder of French Impressionism painting style and is the most consistent practitioner of the movement’s philosophy of expressing one’s perseptions of nature.
19. French country Style is cosy bearing the resemblance of cottege style, which is characterized by deep and bright colours such as aubergine, lavander and yellow. Floor will be
covered with vinyl reminding natural stone that is very mach reflects an image of French country side.
Furniture - Walnut colour
Ceiling - White washed wood
Floor - Laminate ‘Tarkett’
20. Furniture Selection
Archer Concept
Veronica Armchair
Bestwood - Table Top
Freedom Furniture - Cancum
Display Cabinet in White
Wash
Crown Furniture - Marquin
Buffet
ECC - Karman Central Park
Pendant
ECC - Brightgreen
D900 Classic
Floor Plan and Garden.
Furniture selection has been carefully chosen in correspondence to the needs of eldery people. All of the chairs appear in bright colours that help residents to make a choice of the sit.
21. Interior elevations.
Monet’s art adds some character to the interior design for elderly people to enjoy by adding fuchsia colour.
Wooden veneered panels and storage units along the wall reflect all details of design concept.
22. Garden became the main inspiration for this design concept, with its blossoming lavender flowers, chamomiles and sunflowers reflecting on the idea.
Pergola - White washed wood
Fence - Timber wood, wenge
coloured
Floor - Street stone
23. Sunbrella fabric from Clarcks collection goes beautifuly along with the design colour scheme.
24. Garden perspective shows nice smooth transaction from inside into outside using natural material such as wood. Lavender plants has been brought inside of the space to show a connection between outdoor and indoor areas.
25. RESIDENTIAL - NORTH SHORE, ALBANY
Inspiration came from the Morden
Interior design style that is ideal for
residential interiors as it maximizes
space and create the impression
that a room is larger than it actually
is.
27. Kitchen - Interior Elevations.
The Kitchen should be an open plan to accomodate the view and incorporating the style with the main living area. Functionality includes plenty of storage space, a large refregerator, dishwasher,
sinp, oven tower, and hub with ventilation.
The island should have drawers built in. The kitchen shoul located near the garden to accomodate harvesting vegetables and getting easy access access to the patio.
28. Asya Filipchenko
Architecture
Interior Design
ph. +64 21 167 73 82
a7amail@gmail.com
Portfolio: http://a7a.foliohd.com
Space solutions
Furniture selection
Kitchens and Bathrooms
Colour Scheme
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