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Kerry FilipekInterior Architect

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Kerry Filipek Interior Architect /

Designer

Hello. I am a creative, interior designer

driven by my desire to create and

change the way the world looks at the

built environment. I am influenced by

nature, social issues and ramblings of

great designers and architects.

A B O U T M E

N U M B E R O F S H O T S T H I S Y E A R

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At a young age I

travelled around

Australia with

my family which

is something that

greatly influences

the way I see the

world in terms

of nature and the

living conditions of

others.

F A V O U R I T E A L B U M

F O R E M M A

F O R E V E R A G O /

B O N I V E R

Research and

understanding the way

the world works is

something that I take

great pride in.

Some interesting

facts

I lived in a small beach

town north of Perth for

sometime where the ocean

is beautiful and clear and

the sand is pure and white.B E H A N C E I S W H E R E

I G E T I N S P I R E D

I ’ M I N F L U E N C E D B Y F A S H I O N A N D O F T E N W A T C H R U N W A Y S H O W S

Being able to take a small

idea and transform it

into something tangible is

life-affirming.

A steady growing

collection of vinyl

from rummaging

through milk crates

at music fairs.

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T O W N S V I L L E

G E R A L D T O N

B R I S B A N E

K E R R Y F I L I P E K

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I N T E R I O R A R C H I T E C T U R E / D E S I G N

C O M M E R C I A L & R E S I D E N T I A L D E S I G N

B R A N D

C O M M U N I C A T I O N

I am in the later stages of a Bachelor of Interior Design (Commercial) at Billy Blue College of Design. My scholastic endeavors have allowed me to adapt my mind to a different kind of thinking and to conceptualise and analysis an idea or problem on a higher level. I am a concept designer and creative thinker.

The skill set I am developing through study and industry experience lends itself well to the demands of not only commercial interior design, but also residential interior design.

The client’s interior and architecture is a reflection of the client themselves. Consequently, brand communication is a skill that is important in commercial and residential projects alike. I have expanded on skills in digital communication out of pure curiosity and intrigue for for graphic layouts and design.

E X P E R T I S E Conceptual Design

Brand Translation

Design Thinking

Visualisation

Documentation

Design Research

Environmental Design

E X P E R T I S E Styling

Colour Psychology

Furniture Procurement

Technical Drawing

Lighting Design

Spatial Planning

Joinery Development

E X P E R T I S E Brand Identity

Logo Design

Digital Design

Style Guide

Design Development

Brand Translation

Layout Design

S P A C E A N D L I G H T

A N D O R D E R .

T H O S E A R E T H E

T H I N G S T H A T M E N

N E E D J U S T A S

M U C H A S T H E Y

N E E D B R E A D O R A

P L A C E T O S L E E P .

L E C O R B U S I E R

D O C U M E N T A T I O N


S P E C I A L T I E S

I N - D E P T H

R E S E A R C H

C O N C E P T U A L

D E S I G N

People

E X E M P L A R P R O J E C T S

B C C D O M E S T I C V I O L E N C E

M O L T E N S T O R E

W E E K D A Y R E T A I L S T O R E

B O T E R O C A F E + B A R

C O U N T R Y R O A D O F F I C E

F L E U R L I G H T I N G

B Y T H E B A Y

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E X E M P L A R P R O J E C T S

C L I E N T Brisbane City Council

D E L I V E R A B L E S Conceptual Design

Environmental Design

Sample Board

Model

D E S C R I P T I O N

The concept for this project was to emulate the experiences of victims of domestic violence. The design elements used to achieve this include light influence and distortion, compressed spaces, progression of shape, form and muted colour.

The space created is experiential in its nature and despite the confronting subject matter, it is ultimately a cathartic experience.

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D O M E S T I C

V I O L E N C E

The project depicts

the one in six women

who fall victim

and how their lives

are controlled by

someone they love.

S O F T W A R E Model Making

PhotoShop

InDesign

Technical Drawing

Sample Board


Sustainable Materials

Merchandising Systems

Documentation

D O M E S T I C

V I O L E N C E

The sample board

reflects the deliberate

harshness and trauma

of the topic through

the materiality.

D O M E S T I C V I O L E N C E

D O M E S T I C

V I O L E N C E

These renders were

created using a

variety of mediums,

including Revit and

water colour to create

visual impact.

The Molten Store concept is one

of exploration, seeking, and

unearthing treasure that until

now, has remained elusive.

C L I E N T Molten Store




Documentation


The Molten Store retail space references star gazing, meteors, constellations and space exploration. The client is a bespoke jewelery store, the brief was to enhance a customer’s experience by allowing them to seek out and explore one of a kind treasures.


Renders

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The retail space explores

the celestial, with this being

referenced in the lighting,

materiality and way-finding.



M O L T E N

S T O R E

The space pays

homage to star

gazing, constellations

and exploration.

M O L T E N

S T O R E

Reclaimed refinement

was a key theme

through the design

process and fit out.


S O F T W A R E 3D Studio Max

PhotoShop

InDesign

Technical Drawing

C L I E N T Weekday Store


Research + Analysis


Documentation


The Weekday branded environment is the final piece of the brand, a flagship retail store. The brief was to cater to the brand’s up-market customers seeking a high calibre of clothing and retail experience. The challenges in this project included balancing customer experience against the brand’s anti-establishment ethos.

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Renders

W E E K D A Y

S T O R E

The space is

architecturally

minimalistic with

industrial and gallery

style influences.

S O F T W A R E 3D Studio Max

PhotoShop

InDesign

Technical Drawing

R E F I N E M E N T

M E E T S

I N D U S T R I A L I S M

A N D A M A S C U L I N E

A E S T H E T I C

W E E K D A Y

S T O R E

The store fittings are industrial,

minimalistic and designed to be

reconfigurable.

W E E K D A Y

S T O R E

The fit-out, whilst important,

was designed to showcase the

brand, not overpower it.

C L I E N T Botero Cafe + Bar

D E L I V E R A B L E S FF+E Schedule

Documentation

Sample Board

Specification Sheet


The brief was to create a high end and refined space relying on locally sourced products containing low amounts of volatile organic compounds. Key design tools used include considered lighting, which brought out the best in the materiality

As an early career designer, key challenges including meeting the brief whilst satisfying the applicable codes and standards.

The end product is a deceptively casual space that references the origins of the Botero name, being a common Colombian surname meaning “boat maker”.


This hybrid cafe/bar space

explores notions of creating

separate spaces that work

cohesively together.



B O T E R O

C A F E + B A R

This is a narrow space

and consequently,

spatial planning was

imperative.

The sample board represents

the various floor finishes used

to differentiate between the

spaces throughout Botero.

B O T E R O

C A F E + B A R

The above left is

the f loor plan of the

ground f loor. The

above right is a f loor

plan of the second

f loor. Both were

created in Revit.




B O T E R O

C A F E + B A R

The above are various

internal elevations,

all created in Revit.

S O F T W A R E Revit

PhotoShop

InDesign

Sample Board

H I G H E N D

B U T C A S U A L ,

W A R M A N D

C O M F O R T A B L E .

B O T E R O

C A F E + B A R

The above are further

internal elevations

created in Revit.

C O U N T R Y R O A D O F F I C E S

C L I E N T Country Road

D E L I V E R A B L E S High Quality Renders

3D Studio Max

Spatial Planning

Material Selection


The Country Road office space exudes sophistication by using simple but high quality material, reflects their brand. It was important to avoid design that would date poorly and this was a paramount consideration in the decision making process.

C O U N T R Y

R O A D

Eero Saarinen

Marble Tulip Top

Table + Michael

Anastassiades Tube

Chandelier were key

inspirations for this

design.


PhotoShop

InDesign

Sample Board

C O U N T R Y

R O A D

The space shares

architectural

similarities to the

Brisbane CBD store.

C O U N T R Y R O A D


C L I E N T Fleur Boutique Bar

D E L I V E R A B L E S Industrial Design

Lighting Piece

Design Development

Photography


Fleur Lighting was made to accompany a luxe bar proposal and as such needed to fit well within a defined aesthetic. The piece takes inspiration from Michael Anastassiades Tube Chandeliers in terms of their light and shape. By creating a sculpture that is illuminated rather than solely being the light. The piece is refined and simplistic in form with a delicate and elegant sculptural feel. The use of concrete juxtaposes and challenges the nature of the materiality by making it seem weightless.

F L E U R

L I G H T I N G

A sculptural and

industrial lighting

fixture.


F L E U R

L I G H T I N G

Michael

Anastassiades Tube

Chandelier Light.


PhotoShop

InDesign

Sample Board


L I G H T O N E

Light One was an experimentation with

geometric form and how the shape would

reflect upon the globe and its structural

integrity on the light.


L I G H T T W O

Light Two was created as a smaller piece

that was more symmetrical in form. It was

something that worked better as a pendant that

could be hung at eye level.


The brief for the By the Bay was to design a workspace for staff working from home or other less traditional workplaces. The core deliverables were functionality, reconfigurability and ease of assembly.

As an assessment piece this brief challenged me in end to end project management, from a simulated client consultation through to concept development, estimation and finally proposal.

This was a project that I really ran with and the end result is inspired by contemporary advances in buoyant architecture.

B Y T H E B A Y

C L I E N T Billy Blue College of Design



Joinery Systems

Documentation

B Y T H E B A Y

These internal

perspectives were

created in Revit

B Y T H E B A Y


PhotoShop

InDesign

Sample Board

B Y T H E B A Y

WA Sauna by

goCstudio f loats on

Seattle’s Lake Union

inspired the design.

S T A G E O N E

C O N S U L T A T I O N

Consultation with client to retain a brief and understand the client’s

wants and need for the design. Preliminary sketches and ideation for

design.

S T A G E T W O

R E S E A R C H & D E V E L O P M E N T

Design conception and research of materiality, sustainability and

Maritime Laws. Consultation of a structural engineer and Shipwright

to gauge the integrity of the build.

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D E S I G N

Look towards buoyant architecture designs to compose design. Design

development and interim experimentation with form and materiality.

Look at Solar panels and green water tank system that can be

introduced into the design for sustainability. Commence prototyping.

S T A G E F O U R

P R E S E N T & R E V I E W

Present design for client and review make the required changes and

commence assembly and installation for product launch.

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