Between
By Kamile Leed
An Off-grid retreat inspired by pilgrimage
This bachelor project is focusing on interior architecture and spatial design, working on the question of how to create an experience of disconnection during a temporary stay in a remote location.
With this the goal was then to create an off-grid retreat that could be self-sustaining, self-sufficient and environmentally friendly as much as possible. A place that people would put effort into going to and look forward to arriving at.
Taking the climate into consideration, it would be accessible during the warmer season of the year since the journey to it could take several days or weeks.
It would be a secular space where ones need for reflection, solitude or a need of community could be fulfilled. The place, the way it would function and the journey to it could introduce a different lifestyle and maybe help people change or get new habits.
Kamile Leed
Kamile Leed, born in 1992 has a Lithuanian background.
She has two Bachelor degrees, one in Visual Arts & Design completed in 2016, at USN Notodden and Interior Architecture and Spatial Design completed in 2020, at KMD Bergen.
She will continue a Master degree in Interior Architecture and Spatial Design at KMD.
Kamile’s passion for the creative subjects started since childhood and has in the last couple of years
been refined so that her projects core are based in three main values, meaningful content, aesthetically pleasing and helpful on a humane level.
If you’re interested in contacting Kamile in regards to project collaboration or other design related questions you’d be more than welcome to write her:
KamileLeed@hotmail.com