Lauren Fagan
lauren.fagan1@ucalgary.ca
I am a Masters of Architecture Graduate at University of Calgary but also have relative industry experience in interior design . With years of experience working for firms including Modern Office Design and Architecture and Amanda Hamilton Interior Design, I bring a high level of design knowledge and a strong commitment to my work.
Education
Masters of Architecture
2017 – 2020
University of Calgary
Bachelor of Applied Interior Design
2013 – 2016
Mount Royal University
Work Experience
Modern Office of Design and Architecture - Architecture Student
2019
Calgary, AB
Amanda Hamilton Interior Design - Intermediate Interior Designer
2017-2019
Calgary, AB
FRANK Architecture + Interiors - Intern Interior Designer (Internship)
2016
Calgary, AB
RNDSQR - Intern Interior Designer (Internship)
2015
Calgary, AB
SPACE IN WHICH WE ARE ALL NUDE
This project is an oceanfront heterotopia, providing information technology architecture where users come to share, upload store personal information to gain currency in the digital age that prioritizes data.
BUILDING STORIES
This project criticizes architectures role in society, as sense of place can not merely be defined by flexibility, beauty or rationale. Space becomes a place as individuals and groups invest in them with meaning. In order to narrow the gap between the demand for housing and access its production, this model attempts to (re)democratize.
NIISTSIMII
In collaboration with Danielle Callan, Nisitsimmi was conceptualized through form, materiality, and the dilution of program, Nisitsimii creates moments of tension and release and disorientation and clarity – energies which are reflective of the past, current, and future interactions between Indigenous and latent populations.
KARTONG 2.0
Kartong 2.0 is exploring obsolescence of the interior object through planned obsolescence. Understanding consumer trends dictate the speed of obsolescence. Kartong 2.0 ruins as quickly as the trend goes out of style and decay and weathering is integrated into the design.
LOOP
LOOP is exploring obsolescence of the unit through the lens of consumerism and time. Using logistical flows to design a new set of protocols to define space. On a micro level, the units provides infrastructure for flat rate fee (depending on usage). On a macro level the infrastructure is constantly changing with supply and demand of material flows for
SPACE IN WHICH WE ARE SWIMMING
The architecture is a drop of water from the pressure of the world, where an operating system determines flow of product, material and users driven by. Between the realm of technology, consumerism and space, there is no obvious program or master plan. Through coding schemes chemistries unfold creating indeterminate form.