The goal of this design was to create a space that references the history of Hindley Street, while improving the sector through slow design practices, development of urban interiors and increased
community engagement.
community engagement.
I selected a building from Hindley Street to be redesigned as a creative studio and artisanal boutique. Adaptive reuse strategies were implemented in this design process to retain the essence of the building in the final design outcome.
Original Building
Adaptive Reuse Concept
Floor Plan
Detail Section
Developing a design language for the project:
In 1932, the first trolley bus line in both Adelaide and Australia was implemented, running from Payneham to Paradise via Hindley Street.
I pulled elements from this trolley bus to develop a design language that referenced the history of Hindley Street to be the basis of my design.
In 1932, the first trolley bus line in both Adelaide and Australia was implemented, running from Payneham to Paradise via Hindley Street.
I pulled elements from this trolley bus to develop a design language that referenced the history of Hindley Street to be the basis of my design.
Developing Design Language
Design Language
Final Design
Coffee kiosk
Indoor/outdoor seating
