B

The proposal is inspired by Dr Albert

Richards’ radiographs made in the late 5
70’s, which give a rare and unusual look
into the complex and beautiful structures
of flowers.

The central islet, which is designed to

sway slightly, displays ready arranged
3
bunches of flowers, while the main unit,
displays flowers in order of species or
colour , where the customer can specify
their own bouquet with the help of the
assistant. A A
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The radiographs are displayed on light 2
boxes extruding from the wall, while
others provide display areas.
1

1 Central display unit

2 Main display
3 Counter -(wrapping/sales)
4 Lightboxes and shelving
5 Service entry

B
Floor Plan
Rectangular Mirror
Suspended from ceiling

Mirror ball
Pendant light
Tom Dixon

mdf cased lightboxes

fluorescent light fixture concelled behind
semi- translucent acrylic panels

White High Gloss Acryllic

Semi translucent
Back lit,
pre-formed off site using Digital fabrication
techniques
2 shape variations

Molded rubber rings,

with threaded bolt insert
Screwed to steel rods

Central Display
Stainless steel rods with threaded ends
Screwed into metal fixing set into floor slab

Rubber flooring
light grey

Isometric showing main display form Sectional Elevation AA

 Glass sphere suspended by wire from ceiling

Frontage
Glazed with embossed flower motif taken from an
Dr Alber Richards radiograph

Mdf open-fronted boxes,

black satin paint finish
interior of box faced in variation of white gloss
acrlyic and mirror effect
Lighting concealled from behind back panels

metal cyclindrical
containers fitted within holes, to hold flowers and
water

MDF carcassed counter,

sides finished in matte white paint,
with grey rubber top, for wrapping and arranging.

Sectional Elevation BB