FdA Floristry Design
Level 4Contemporary Design skills
15th May 2014
For the course we had to do a live assessment this involve working with a commercial business and creating a suitable arrangement for the venue.
Assessment One - Arrangement
for a Commercial Outlet
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| exterior 24/04/2014 |
Venue: Chancery Coffee House (The
Chancery, 22 MARKET PLACE, MALTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE, YO17 7LX)
Owner and Main contact throughout the assessment: Nicola
Specification and venue
The venue is modern and has a sophisticated atmosphere. The
color scheme is dark but natural light floods in from the front windows. The
colors used are purples and taupe tones on the walls a bold dark violet is the
feature room. Its accessorized with wood features and different varieties of
vases.
The shapes seen in the venue are long and rounded; the large
vase in the corner caught my attention and the lights above the bar. The
impressive clock to end of the room is a focal piece to the whole room
The more angular shapes are black thick frames and black
boards hanging from the walls, these themselves become statements.
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| Inside Left View 24/04/2014 |
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| Right view of cafe 24/04/2014 |
I have decided to select the corner of the main bar (replacing the glass vase) this will be a brilliant area to display my arrangement. I will have to improvise with the sizing and height of the space.
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| Vase area 24/04/2014 |
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| Sketches 25/04/2014 |
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| Final sketch 26/04/2014 |
These are many original sketches for my design i think they would would work well within the space.
I visited back to the venue with my sketches and she selected (final sketch) she said it would highlight the venues key design points such as the color and the materials.
Even though she chose this design she has asked for certain specification such as bottom will be covered with bark to reflect the bar and the color of the anthiuriums being more muted. Originally i wanted green so we have changed to white i can understand this change as she want a more elegant, understated design.
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| Gant chart over assessment 26/05/2014 |
Over the design i have chosen to select White anthiuriums and wire.
Further Reading
History and Culture of Malton
Malton is a market town and civil parish in North Yorkshire,
England. Historically part of the North Riding of Yorkshire, has a population
of around 13,000 people. It is located to the north of the River Derwent which
forms the historic boundary between the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire.
The town is mainly Caucasian race, and has traditional
routes. The culture of the area is traditional and a majority of shops close Sunday
still. Market days are holding every Saturday.
Malton is the local commercial and retail center. In the
town center there are many small traditional independent shops along with some
high street names. The market place has recently become a meeting area with a
number of coffee bars and cafés opening all day to complement the public
houses. The town aims to become known as 'Yorkshire's Food Capital'.
The ‘We Love Malton’ campaign was launched in March 2009. It
aims to reinvigorate the town of Malton as a 'Food Lovers' destination and
raise its appeal with both residents and tourists.
Malton has strong links with Charles Dickens - all stemming
from his close friendship with Charles Smithson, a solicitor based at offices
in the town's Chancery Lane. Smithson
first met Dickens while he was in London as part of his legal training.
It is widely believed that the Chancery Lane offices were
the model for Scrooge's counting house in A Christmas Carol, and that the
church bells which feature so prominently in the novel were modelled on those
of St Leonard's on Church Hill.
