CV & PORTFOLIO Marianne Langberg - mariannelangberg.dk

CV & PORTFOLIO Marianne Langberg

COnTenTs
CV
Education
Work
Competences
ProjECTS
01 jack & jones (rIIS retail)
02 Spiseværkstedet (10th Semester)
03 Smagssager. Smagsrum (6th Semester)
04 Hotel hjemlighed. Convertible (5th Semester)
05 Family house (3rd Semester)
06 GunnerV. Watchmaker & optician Shop (Internship. VE2)
07 Targit. Exhibition stand (Internship. VE2)

Marianne Langberg
Skyttehusgade 23A, st.
7100 Vejle
DK-Denmark
Phone: +45 27374947
E-mail: mariannelangberg@gmail.com
Date of birth: 30.11.84

eDUCATIOn
2004 - 2010 MA. Master of Arts in Architecture
Aarhus scool of Architecture. Department of Design. DK
Studying and working with: research methods, concept
developement, interior design, furniture design, industrial design,
package design, interaction design, 2D- and 3Dvisualization.
2000 - 2003 A-levels. Tønder Gymnasium & HF. DK
Math, science and english.

WORK
2010 - Architect. RIIs Retail. Kolding. DK
Working with interior design of fashion retail shops and
shop-in shops, inventory design, concept developement.
2010 - 2010 sales assistant. summerbird. Aarhus. DK
Selling the best chocolate, money can buy!
2008 - 2009 Intern/trainee. Ve2. Aarhus. DK
(6 months intern, 6 months trainee)
Working with interior design, furniture design, graphic design,
3Dvisualization, construction drawings.
Participating in all phases of design: Ideation,
concept developement and production.
2007 - Freelance. Graphic design. nordic Carillon. DK
Working with the design of website, flyers and posters.
2006 - Choir singer. Aarhus Cathedral. DK
Student job, participating in weekly services, concerts etc.
2004 - 2005 sales assistant. Lego Kids Wear. Legoland Billund. DK
Student job, selling childrens clothes, decorating shop windows
2003 - 2004 substitute for Head of administration.
Church Music school of Løgumkloster. DK
responsibility for planning and execution of exams 2004 etc.

COMPenTenCes
IT sKILLs rhino + Vray
LAnGUAGes Danish
English
French
German
FormZ
Solidworks
Adobe (Indesign, illustrator, photoshop)
Microsoft office (Word, excel, powerpoint)
InTeResTs Music and singing (mainly classical music)
Travelling
Architecture and design
Sewing and textile design
jewelry design

JACK & JOnes
Interior design of retail shops.
jack & jones is all about denim! The brand is a collection
of different sub brands, each representing different
life styles.
To give space for telling the story of each lifestyle, the
concept of the interior design is characterised by divisions
of the shop area according to these sub brands,
marked by recesses, beams, columns, and changes in
wall color and material.
jack & jones being a jeans brand, the “heart” and the
focal point of the shop always is the jeans area.
Working with the jack & jones concept at rIIS
retail, implied insight in all processes of launching a
retail shop, as the designer being the center of these
processes: Design, presentation and dialogue with the
costumer, technical documentation, budget calculation
and supervision of the building process.

shoe of the week
Shoewall new 4
Deco mount
Leaning mirror 1300
T-rack
Deco mount
Acc 3 modul 700
Shoewall new 4
PREMIUM stencil
Shoe Tower
Leaning mirror 1300
Deco mount
Wall section 3
Wall section 2
T-rack
Podium 600x600
Mannequin
Steel table 1500x1100
Podium 600x600
Mannequin
Wall section 2
Leaning mirror 700
Acc. displays
Steel table 1500x1100
Steel table 1500x1100
Acc. displays
Podium 600x600
Wall section 2
Belt rack
Jeans sections 5 modules Jeans sections 5 modules
Mini X-rack
Lampas Ø650 Lampas Ø650
Carpenter table 3000x1050
Counter 3000
Deco lamp Deco lamp
42” LCD
Acc. rack 500
Sales box
Wall section floor to wall/ceiling 2
Podium 600x600
Mannequin
Sunglass
rack
T-rack
Steel table 1500x1100
Wall section floor to wall/ceiling 2 Topp
Stock box
Deco mount
Wall section 2
Podium 600x600
T-rack
Deco mount
Podium 600x600
Mannequin
Steel table 1500x1100
200 mmBurned steel
Hanging sign
Shop limit
DRAWING NO.: Sketch
Vöcklabruck - Varena, NL
PROJECT INFO

jack & jones is continuously opening new stores world wide. My work has implied
designing fashion retail shops in: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Faroe
Islands, England, Ireland, Germany, Netherland, Belgium, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal,
Switzerland, Lithuania and The United Arab Emirates.

sPIseVæRKsTeDeT
Graduation project, Aarhus School of Architecture
The concept of Spiseværkstedet (The Cooking Workshop)
has its point of origin in the mission; to teach
young people how to cook healthy food, by giving them
the opportunity of “leaning by doing”. Cooking becomes
an adventure and a social, yet educating, event.
The restaurant is divided into two areas: The cookingarea
and the eating-area.
The guests collect the ingredients needed for cooking
at the “food market” area, and are guided throughout
the cooking-session by a young, talented cook.

Arival
The guests are welcomed at the workshop with an introduction to the concept by
the host(ess). Every day there is two-three recipes to chose from, and after choosing
a dish, the guests proceed to the “market place” to collect the ingredients
needed for cooking.
Cooking
The cook introduces the dish and helps the guests getting started. The cook
shows a trick or two during cooking, creating a relaxed and casual atmosphere.
Most importantly, the role of the cook is to make sure that the guests leave with a
good experience and knowledge of healthy food and cooking.
Eating
When the meal is ready, the guests proceed to the eating area, where they can
chose from number of drinks. The cook will guide them to choosing the perfect
wine for the food they have cooked.
Before leaving the workshop, the guests stop by the counter to pay for the food
and drinks consumed during the evening.

Entrance
Cooking area
ovens and kitchen tools
Drinks
Eating area

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smagssager. smagsrum
Foodstore concept & Shelving system
How can a daily necessary as food shopping be turned
into an adventure? The concept for smagssager
(Tasties) seeks to combine food shopping, knowledge
and health, creating a shopping experience much different
from traditional supermarkets, yet convenient
to the modern consumer.
When passing through the food shop, the costumer
can chose different routes; depending on the person’s
time and needs Fast lane is the route for quick
shopping. Along this route the basic articles are
placed. Slow lane is the route for absorption. Here, the
costumer can take the time to chose between various
products, and seek information about the product in
question.
The shelving system in the food shop creates these
two types of routes. The dimension and design of the
system creates smaller spaces in the shop, which
emphasizes and reinforces the perception of the two
routes. Fast lane
Slow lane

229 cm
380 cm
320 cm
240 cm
200 cm
160 cm
43 cm 43 cm 21 cm 43 cm
21 cm
43 cm
smagsrum
af Marianne Langberg

Hotel hjemlighed
Hotel room concept & convertible furnishing.
Feeling at home is not necessarily connected to “the
home” – it is more about tactics than a definite place.
For the guests to come closer to the homelike feeling,
it is important to create a setting where the guests
can feel comfortable and safe – a space that provides
tranquillity, when being away from home.
Convertible takes its starting point in the notion, that
a hotel room will become more homelike, if the guests
have influence on the spatial organisation. When
adjusting the furniture of the room, the quests can
organize the interior themselves, covering their varying
needs during their stay.
Convertible combines bed and table in one piece of
furniture, enabling a lot of different combinations of the
furniture.
When the bed is folded up against the wall, the table
can be unfolded. And when both beds are unfolded,
they can be pushed towards each other, creating a
double bed.
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220
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86
75

convertible ®

SPECIAL SHEET
with a pocket, that holds
the duvet when the bed
folds up. The sheet is a
part of the linen, which is
changed every day.
MATErIAL & ForM
The bed consists of a steel
construction, covered
with blockboard in dark
grey – the same colour
as the recess, to make
the bed appear as a part
of the wall that folds out.
UNFoLDING
Two actuators
are placed inside
the frame
of the bed, to
help the bed
unfold.
FLExIBLE HEADBoArD
that holds the pillow when
the bed folds up. The
headboard is covered with
a replaceable cover, which
is changed every day.

Double table Double bed open space

FAMILy HOUse
Housing for modern families.
New family constellations have caused a need for
housing with greater flexibility. In the home of a
modern family with children of different marriages,
the number of habitants changes from week to week.
This makes a great demand on the organization of the
interior.
This house offers flexibility for the interior organization,
both in its design and in the presence of movable walls,
enabling the union of rooms, giving the remaining
part of the family the opportunity to make use of the
released extra space.
The house also develops with the family, providing flex-
First floor
ibility for the family in all stages of life – from being a
family with small children, to a family with teen-agers,
throughout senior life. Ground floor

GunnerV
Watchmaker & optician Shop
The GunnerV shop is a traditional watchmaker shop,
and has existed for more than 50 years.
Therefore the goal was to make the interior tell the history
of the shop, by using historical pictures and the municipal
town seal for wall graphics.
The project was executed in collaboration with a furniture
company, during my internship at VE2 in Aarhus.
The GunnerV shop was designed, based on a proposal
from the furniture company, and my work consisted
of adaption of the interior plan, logo design, design of
additional furniture and the production of material for
presentation.

TARGIT
Exhibition stand
Targit is a company that designs computer software
for data management and analysis. The key word is
“user-friendliness” and simplicity is a top priority.
The task for the exhibition stand was to create the
best surroundings for demonstration of the product,
signalizing professionalism and clarity in accordance
with the slogan.
Therefore the exhibition stand was given a simple yet
dramatic look, containing a number of functionalities,
such as storage and recesses for meetings and more
confidential conversations.
As an extra advantage/benefit, the furniture for the
exhibition stand was designed to being reused for
future fairs and in the company office.