Jennifer Brown

Interior Design (MA)
Black and white photo of Jennifer Brown
Visualisation of a communal indoor herb garden defined by a green staircase, railings and a platform set within a double-height space. There are multiple groups of people interacting with one another. Large windows make the space feel light and airy.
Visualisation of a communal indoor herb garden defined by a green staircase, railings and a platform set within a double-height space. There are multiple groups of people interacting with one another. Large windows make the space feel light and airy.
THE FO|ND – herb garden
Section drawing of a multi-storey building. The right-hand side of the section shows the interior of "The FO|ND", highlighting a pink and green structure which forms communal spaces as well as a wayfinding system. The urban context of the building is depicted through faint outlines of the surrounding buildings.
Section drawing of a multi-storey building. The right-hand side of the section shows the interior of "The FO|ND", highlighting a pink and green structure which forms communal spaces as well as a wayfinding system. The urban context of the building is depicted through faint outlines of the surrounding buildings.
THE FO|ND – section drawing
Twelve circular images depict various interior scenes within "THE FOND", showing how the communal spaces are used.
Twelve circular images depict various interior scenes within "THE FOND", showing how the communal spaces are used.
THE FO|ND – storytelling section details
Visualisation of a communal dining space, as part of a culinary course, defined by a long green table with lots of food placed on it. There are a lot of people gathered around the table – some sitting and some standing. Large windows make the space feel light and airy.
Visualisation of a communal dining space, as part of a culinary course, defined by a long green table with lots of food placed on it. There are a lot of people gathered around the table – some sitting and some standing. Large windows make the space feel light and airy.
THE FO|ND – communal dining space
Visualisation of a communal indoor herb garden defined by a green staircase, railings and a platform set within a double-height space. There are multiple groups of people interacting with one another. Large windows make the space feel light and airy.
Section drawing of a multi-storey building. The right-hand side of the section shows the interior of "The FO|ND", highlighting a pink and green structure which forms communal spaces as well as a wayfinding system. The urban context of the building is depicted through faint outlines of the surrounding buildings.
Twelve circular images depict various interior scenes within "THE FOND", showing how the communal spaces are used.
Visualisation of a communal dining space, as part of a culinary course, defined by a long green table with lots of food placed on it. There are a lot of people gathered around the table – some sitting and some standing. Large windows make the space feel light and airy.

About

Jennifer’s creative background is in Interior Architecture, which she studied at undergraduate level in her hometown of Munich before joining the MA Interior Design programme at the Royal College of Art in September 2024.

One of her main motivations for becoming a designer is to create spaces that can positively impact people’s lives.

Jennifer is not only passionate about interior design, but she also has a strong interest in graphic design. She believes that it is important to take an integral view of design, allowing various disciplines and designers to inform one another throughout the process.

Her MA thesis project “THE FO|ND” – a social hub centred on food, wellbeing and community – explores a spatial, visual and emotional narrative of connection.

Jennifer’s vision was to create an environment that fosters emotional connection by bringing people together through food, as her research on social eating led her to discover the importance it holds for our mental health and wellbeing.

A core image representing the concept of Jennifer’s project is that of a long table. She translated this idea into a three-dimensional structure that runs through the existing building, connecting structural elements and paths which lead to and highlight spaces, as well as furniture pieces designed to bring people together. In addition to using colour to guide visitors/guests through the space, the choice of materials also plays a significant role in enhancing individual elements.

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