New Jane Packer

Recently I have been working on an old project that never really got finished. You can see some Jane Packer branding work here; http://christopherwilliamcook.blogspot.com/2011/05/jane-packer-branding.html.

As a new project I am attempting an interior design for her flagship store in London. The original brief required the use of Corian; a resign based material that has antibacterial and easy clean properties. The concept just like that of the branding revolves around memories and photography. The window display will have large lenses focused on flowers and outline with circular ornamental frames... you'll have to wait for the 3D visuals, I'm onto it!

 

The paper size is A0 so you will have to zoom in to see the proper resolution.

Alice in Wonderland

One summer, the salmon pink tiles of my front garden really started to annoy me. So after a very short thought and a trip to Homebase, I spent half a day painting the ground and planting turf in reclaimed concrete pots. I'd like to think that somewhere in the back of my mind I had Alice in Wonderland as a concept. At the end of the day it was a quick and cheap job, it may not be wonderful, but thank good those salmon pink tiles have gone.

Morphi's x 2

These are some promotional images from my final project Morphi's. The model was made using laser cut acrylic. It is a section of the building that shows the basement, ground and 1st floor. The visual made in Max is of the changing room and costume racks on the 1st floor.  

The site and business used in the design can be found here:

www.madworldfancydress.com

The first post with presentation board can be found here:

http://christopherwilliamcook.blogspot.com/2011/03/morphis.html

Centre Sphere

Centre Sphere is an exhibition and educational gallery space designed for a site within London Zoo. The form takes inspiration from animal structures, in particular the Diving Bell Spider that lives most of its life within a bubble. The building is made from glass panes connected by flexible spider joint. Wind and impact against the building will cause it to ripple. The model was made mostly with acrylic. Laser cutting and vacuum forming were some of the techniques used to construct the model.