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Architecture & Interior Design
Faith M. Low
Selected Works | 2022-2025
Hi, I’m Faith Low, an architecture and design student studying at the University of California, Davis. I’m interested in developing spaces that evoke how people fell and connect to good design. Good design should support everyone’s wellbeing and accessibility. My work focuses on creating intentional and meaningful environments that are accessible to all economic and social communities.
f8thlow@gmail.com
01.02.03.04.Library Space Remodel
Interior Architecture | Academic
Interior Architecture & Design | Internship
Interior Design | Academic
Furniture Design | Academic
“Bathroom Remodel”
Balancing design and function
status: Internship at Morse Custom Homes and Remodeling
type: Interior Architecture and Design
role: drafting, modeling, rendering, construction documents
programs: Chief Architect
year: 2025
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“Cafe de Fe”
Not too Close for Comfort
status: Academic Project
type: Architecture and Interior Design
role: drafting, modeling
programs: VectorWorks, Twinmotion
year: 2025
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East Section
South Section
“Undivided”
Not too Close for Comfort
status: Academic Project
type: Furniture Design
role: drafting, modeling, construction
programs: Rhino, Adobe Illustrator
year: 2025
Spaces sometimes put us into situations where we have to sit close to others. For some, this leads to discomfort, tension, and the urge to leave the space. For this project, I designed and handcrafted a bench that relieves such confining predicaments. It provides different functions, including a workspace, a storage compartment, and the ability to remove the “divider” to be able to connect with the person next to you.
Crafted from plywood, this bench makes you feel weightless and balanced while providing ample stability. The cushion was repurposed and upholstered in linen. It has a floating effect inspired by Japanese simplicity and the Modern-Contemporary aesthetic, which makes it feel soft alongside
Side Elevation
Top Elevation
Front Elevation