Design and Technology

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Design and Technology
PALACE
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BRIEF
The Project
CLIENT PROFILE
action plan
SPECIFICATIONS
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BRIEF
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Client profile Client Name Age 40 Space
wanting to design A large room and kitchen Into
a café/ restaurant. Occupation caterer,
homemaker Background information A company
director and mother of three leaves little room
for other interests, She enjoys cooking and
entertaining. believes if you eat well and have a
balanced lifestyle, your goals are achievable. I
will look after the quality foods for all.
CLIENT PROFILE
Photo of client
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Functions I am redesigning this space as a whole
new make over because I am changing the function
fully, it wont be an ordinary family lounge room
it will be transformed into a public restaurant.
The main function will be to cater for the
surrounding community, to entertain them and to
provide great hospitality and joy.
Materials When choosing certain materials I will
have to consider there durability and cost. The
cost can affect the budget and the durability can
affect maintenance. I will have to choose
materials that are suitable and safe to use in a
public restaurant. This also includes OHS,
especially in the kitchen. Shape Size Shape
and size will be considered in floor plans and
choosing furniture for the seating, tables and
food prep areas. The size affects the space used
by the public and employees, when choosing
furniture I will have to make sure that people
can work them ways around it safely especially in
the busy hours of opening. Safety Safety is the
biggest and main aspect of opening a public
place. Every considerable factor relates to its
safety. I will have to consider safety when it
comes to choosing materials, considering shapes
and sizes, and food prep areas as well as many
other things. With out considering safety, it is
more likely that the place will take longer to
open because of legal matters. User By using my
client, she will guide me into making correct
assumptions and decisions as well as give me
details on certain procedures that will be
occurring during the opening of the restaurant.
Ergonomics Comfort and safety could most
definitely affect the end product because as this
is going to be a public place, comfort is a
factor that attracts costumers and safety affects
the legislative side of the project, with out
safely assessments it is most likely that the
restaurant is running illegally. Cost Cost can
have a huge impact on the budget, Cost is
considered in nearly every factor used for this
project, its used for workman on site,
materials, assessments, council applications
etc.. Production if hiring professionals who
have been highly trained and are experience
builders the job shouldnt be very hard, its a
matter of knocking out a wall, changing doors and
floors, painting walls and inserting food prep
equipment (deep fryers etc.) Storage For food
storage we are inserting a cool room to replace
the pantry. For furniture storage we are choosing
furniture that can be easy packed away but also
easy to keep clean.
SPECIFICATIONS
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Action Process Tools Materials Equipment Safety
Initial ideas Having numerous conversation and brainstorming with client. Research different styles and eras, thumb sketch different ideas., analyse the space being redesigned. Research different designers and furnishing companies. Look through design magazines, books and on the internet. Paper and pen. A variety of deign magazines. Design books. Internet. Plans of the space. Graphic design software. Library. Telephone. Folio. Scissors and glue. If an unstable place which is being redesigned correct attire eg. Building helmet if required, closed in shoes. Sitting at computer correctly correct posture. Cutting pictures out with care cutting away from your body.
Finance Plan Working out with client what materials are needed and what processes need people that require pay. Researching different furnishing companies, getting quotes. Working out the final payment for everything and trying to fit in in the budget. Quote book. Telephone. Yellow pages. (phone directory) Internet Paper and pen Credit card or money Privacy of bank account make sure clients personal details or bank details are not public.
Colour Boards Collect different materials and colours to create a bored which consists of colours they may be used in the project . The colour board will have a sketch of the space to give examples where these colours may be used. For my colour bored I will have black and white pictures to show that instead if having a wall one colour we can use images on a wall paper. Different materials Different colours Images Led Pencil. Black felt tip Coloured pencils. Scissors. Glue A4 paper. Magazines Computer and printer. Cut materials and images out with care cut away from your body. Sit with correct posture at computer.
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Survey I will survey my client first to find out what Im am redesigning and what are her wants and ideas . Because I will be designing a public place I will need to survey the surrounding community and get there thoughts about this new place. A question sheet. Pen Different variety of people My client
Research I will research different design companies. I will also research an era they may be used in the style and layout of this space. Internet Design books. History books (different eras) Computer Magazines Telephone Phone directory. Again sitting at the computer correctly. Carrying books with care , (not to many at one time).
Production Start getting practical. This is when I will start to put all my ideas into work, I will start to build the model of my chosen design space, using the colours, furnishings and other materials to create a finished designed space. Base board. Cardboard Paints, Images Different materials. Computer edited images Foam Craft glue Scissors Special cutting knives (Stanley ) When cutting with Stanley knife cut away from body, concentrate (dont get distracted). If using hot glue gun make sure the glue is also away from your body as it can be very hot and it also dries very quickly.
Evaluation After the model is completed I will present it to my client and find out whether I am successful or not. I will then ask for the pros and cons and evaluate the model according to the feed back I get. Model Client Paper Pen Evaluation form
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PURCHASES PROPOSED
Stainless steal Kitchen (fully installed) 20000.00
Cool room 4500.00
Pantry (store room) 4000.00
Exhaust system, 5000.00
Down lights 300.00
Grease pit 2500.00
Fire extinguishing system 1200.00
Industrial first aid kit 500.00
Deep fryers x 3 7200.00
Dish washes x 3 4500.00
Bench top stove 5000.00
Commercial oven 5000.00
Conveyer belt toaster 2000.00
Signage 300.00
Telephone system 1000.00
Sinkarator 300.00
FINANCE PLAN
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Swinging doors 1200.00
Non slip tiles (kitchen) 4000.00
Non slip mats 800.00
Black and white tiles ( café) 7000.00
Eatery booths x 7 13706.00
Juke box 1700.00
Painting 10000.00
Lounges 5000.00
Bar (fully installed) 12500.00
Industrial Sandwich press 500.00
Plasma TV x 2 20000.00
4 seated tables with seating 15400.00
total 155,106.00
budget 250,000.00 250,000.00
FINANCE PLAN
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CONCEPT BOARDS
IDEA DEVELPOMENT
MEASURED DRAWINGS
FINAL CONEPT
JUSTIFICATIONS
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café photo
FINAL CONEPT
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SURVEY
RESEARCH
F.A.D's
EXISTING SPACE
MARC NEWSON
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MARC NEWSON MARC NEWSON (1963-) is known for his
funkily futuristic, but technically exact
approach to design. Born in Sydney, he has worked
from studios in Tokyo, Paris and, now, London, to
design everything from a private jet to a Ford
car. For months, Newson pored over automotive
books and magazines and peered closely at cars in
the street to help him "to figure out ways of
doing it better." When the result of his research
was unveiled at the 1999 Tokyo Motor Show, the
Ford 021C combined what Newson described as the
"totally naïve shape so simple that its
completely unforgiving" of a boxy 1950s saloon
with radical detailing. Many of his innovations
were in the interior, the part of the car which
automotive designers usually ignore. The seats
swiveled on pedestals, the dashboard was
jewel-like in its detailing and, when the light
was switched on, an electro-luminescent film
glowed snowy white across the ceiling. The also
told Newsons story as a designer. The dashboard
dials were reminiscent of his Inkpad watches and
the steering wheel to his 1997 Alessi coat hook.
The hourglass orgone that had been Newsons
favourite motif since the 1986 Lockheed Lounge
cropped up in the carpet and tire tread.

Picture of Marc Newson chair
This inspires my client and I as we like the
shapes and designs that Marc newson produces.
This helps and inspires us when choosing the
lounge area.
MARC NEWSON