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Forming the centrepiece for Phorm Interior's marvellous design for the Port Office Hotel refurbishment, the intricate screens were designed over an extensive period of conepting and testing. The screens were designed with a Gentleman's Polo Club theme as the main concept. and thus polo shirts became the cheeky direction, with references to alligators, polo players, penguins and other polo brands. Seahorses were used instead of land horses, as a reference to the nautical nature of the Port Office. Polo clubs, champagne glasses and some masonic-esque symbols were also intricately interwoven into the design. A persian pattern was used for the body of the screens, integrating both stars, and a weave. The screens were laser cut (actually with fine jets of water) then sprayed bronze.
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Principal design consultant
Rebecca Green, MDes, PhD
Lecturer
School of Design
University of New South Wales
PhD
School of Design Queensland University of Technology 2016
Master of Design
(Sustainable Graphic Design)
Queensland College of Art
Griffith University 2007
Griffith Award for Academic
Excellence 2007
AGDA Gordon Andrews Scholarship winner for masters research project:
"Sustainable Graphic Design"
QLD Liaison for the o2 global design network for sustainable design
www.o2.org
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