The Vision

To create a study lounge that combines the best of two worlds – the beauty and tranquility of the Norwegian spring and the openness and creativity of Australia. Inspired by the Norwegian spring I grew up with, my aim is to bring a touch of Norway to Australia, creating a space that fosters collaboration, creativity, and well-being on campus. The study lounge will be an inclusive and accessible environment for all, where the subtle beauty of nature is woven into every design element, offering students a place to find inspiration and peace as they grow and develop.

Study Lounge

The study lounge is designed as an inspiring and functional space on campus, focused on fostering collaboration, creativity, and well-being. Inspired by the tranquility of the Norwegian spring, the lounge blends natural serenity with timeless design elements. The space is divided into zones for both individual and collaborative activities, and includes a material library that encourages creative exploration and learning. The materials used in the lounge are chosen to create a warm, durable, and inviting atmosphere, while universal design ensures that the lounge is accessible to all students.

Floor plan

The floor plan for this project is carefully designed to accommodate the diverse needs of students while also adhering to universal design principles. The lounge is divided into different zones, providing areas for both individual study and group collaboration, allowing students to engage in a variety of work styles. The layout ensures that all spaces are accessible to students with different functional abilities, featuring wide pathways and strategically placed furniture to promote free movement. This design approach ensures that all students can benefit equally from the lounge, regardless of their specific needs.

Material board

The materials selected for this project are chosen to create a natural and welcoming atmosphere, with a focus on durability and universal design. The flooring is skid-resistant and sound-absorbing, ideal for high-traffic areas.The linoleum tabletops are scratch-resistant, easy to clean, eco-friendly, and antibacterial. The kitchen countertop is made of Corian, which is durable, hygienic, and easy to maintain. Oak is used in high-pressure laminate, providing a clean look with practical stain- and bacteria-resistant properties. The textiles have a Martindale value of at least 40,000 rubs, ensuring long-lasting durability in a commercial setting.

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