P O R T F O L I O 2018-2021
ANTONELLA BERNAL INTERIOR DESIGN
CONTENTS
01.
02.
03.
S U S TA I N A B L E H O S P I TA L I T Y + WELLNESS DESIGN
R E TA I L + H O S P I TA L I T Y DESIGN
W O R K P L AC E DESIGN
Master’s Thesis Spring 2021 Pages 4-19
Graduate Design 3 Fall 2019 Pages 20-25
Graduate Design 2 Spring 2019 Pages 26-31
04.
05.
06.
H E A LT H C A R E DESIGN
H O S P I TA L I T Y DESIGN
P U B L I C B AT H R O O M DESIGN
Graduate Design 5 Fall 2020 Pages 32-37
Graduate Design 1 Fall 2018 Pages 38-43
Building Systems for Interiors Fall 2019 Pages 44-49
01.
S U S TA I N A B L E H O S P I TA L I T Y + WELLNESS DESIGN
THE GREEN HOUSE S U S TA I N A B L E W E L L N E S S C E N T E R
ABOUT The goal of this project is to create a sustainable wellness center for locals and travelers who seek to enhance their mental and physical well-being through environmentally conscious designed spaces where individuals can have memorable experiences and new sensations of calm and exclusivity.
P R O G R A M ’S M A J O R C O M P O N E N T S
LOBBY | RECEPTION
LOUNGE
GARDEN
BAR
CAFE
SPA
YOGA ROOM
SOULCYCLE STUDIO LOBBY | RECEPTION
E N V I R O N M E N TA L D E S I G N G U I DA N C E P R I N C I P L E S PROSPECT AND REFUGE Create an environment where users have a sense of comfort and refuge. Considering levels of enclosure and exposure and moments of social interactions and solitude. •
Implement semi enclose nooks for individual and group settings to provide temporary respite areas
RESTORATION Create indoor restorative spaces that promote the user’s mental and physical well-being. Research shows that providing users with direct access to natural settings enhances their well-being. •
Implement indoor natural elements, access to daylight and indoor-outdoor connections
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Implement outdoor gardens to reinforce feelings of connectedness with nature
SPATIAL DEPTH + THRESHOLDS Design spaces incorporating a series of thresholds to emphasize the transitions between the main areas on the program. •
Implement wrapping elements within the space.
C O L O R PA L L E T T E Earthy tones will be used to enhance and compliment the connection with the outdoor natural environment.
FLEXIBILITY Design flexible spaces that provide the opportunity to alter one’s surroundings to cater to the user’s needs. •
Incorporate flexible seating arrangements accommodates every user’s preferences of social interaction or solitude. Studies show that establishing connections with others positively impacts the mental and physical health of humans.
COMPLEXITY + MYSTERY Design spaces with notable architectural features that promote interactions between the user and the physical environment while contributing to the user’s memorable experiences. Research shows that establishing connections with the environment and experiencing meaningful moments positively impact the well-being of users. •
Implement the use of various patterns and textures to encourage sensory stimulation.
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Incorporate architectural lighting to influence users to engage with their surroundings.
L O U N G E + S TA I R S
M A J O R S U S TA I N A B L E S T R AT E G I E S GENERATING ENERGY THROUGH HUMAN MOVEMENT Stationary Bikes that generate energy through every pedal. Transforming sweat into electricity. A 50 minute spin class can generate between 1,500 and 3,000 watts.
ENERGY SAVING
GARDEN
EXIT STAIRS
SPA TREATMENT ROOMS
EXIT STAIRS
YOGA STUDIO
SUPPORT AREAS
SAUNA ROOMS
LOUNGE
LOUNGE
GARDEN
LEVEL 3 1
Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"
Automated Louver System | Ceramic Sunscreen first used in the US at New York Times building, which was also design by Renzo Piano. The ceramic rods will move according to the sun’s penetration and will absorb the sun’s heat and prevent it from entering the building. This will help lower the amount of energy use by the cooling system in the facility. Ceramic rods were strategically placed to provide unobstructed views to users.
BAR
LOBBY | RECEPTION
LOUNGE
GARDEN
EXIT STAIRS
CAFE EXIT STAIRS
SUPPORT AREAS
MANICURE + PEDICURE AREAS
LEGEND Kinetic Tile Automated Louver System
RETAIL
SOULCYCLE STUDIO
Kinetic Floor Tiles capture energy generated when people walk on them. Transforming footsteps into electricity. This method generates 2 and 8 watts per step. The electricity generated by these two methods will be used to feed energy to the facility.
LOBBY | RECEPTION
LOUNGE
LEVEL 4 1
Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"
GARDEN
LOUNGE
YOGA + SOULCYCLE STUDIO CORRIDOR
R E TA I L + T E S T I N G A R E A
LOUNGE RETAIL + TESTING AREA
LOUNGE
JANITOR
EXIT STAIRS
RECEPTION
GARDEN
OPEN TO ABOVE
LED LIGHT THERAPY LOUNGE
STORAGE
MAIN ELEVATOR
TREATMENT RM I WD
SOULCYCLE STUDIO
EGRESS
SOILED RM
TREATMENT RM I WD WD
WOMEN'S RR + LOCKER RM
LAB + STORAGE
TW TW
TREATMENT RM I
EXIT STAIRS
YOGA STUDIO
WD
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TREATMENT RM I
MEN'S RR + LOCKER RM
TREATMENT RM II RELAXATION POD
TW
EGRESS
TREATMENT RM II
GARDEN
MEN'S SAUNA ROOM
WOMEN'S SAUNA ROOM
WD TW
WD TW
FLOOR PLAN | LEVEL 3 Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"
LOUNGE
LOUNGE
RECEPTION
RETAIL + TESTING AREA
9'-2"
23'-2"
9'-2"
GARDEN
9'-2"
OPEN TO ABOVE V
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10'-7"
JANITOR SOULCYCLE STUDIO
8'-0"
EXIT STAIRS
STORAGE
MAIN ELEVATOR
TREATMENT RM I
LED LIGHT THERAPY LOUNGE
9'-2"
8'-0"
8'-0"
8'-0"
TREATMENT RM I EGRESS
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EGRESS
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SOILED RM 9'-2"
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LAB + STORAGE
YOGA ROOM
8'-0" 9'-2"
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TREATMENT RM I
MEN'S RR + LOCKER RM 9'-2"
9'-2"
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TREATMENT RM II RELAXATION POD 8'-0"
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WOMEN'S SAUNA ROOM 8'-0"
1/16" = 1'-0" REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | LEVEL 3
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TREATMENT RM II GARDEN
MEN'S SAUNA ROOM 8'-0"
TREATMENT RM I
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B AC K M A I N C O R R I D O R
YOGA STUDIO
R E L A X AT I O N P O D
REFRESHMENT AREA CORRIDOR
REFRESHMENT AREA CORRIDOR E1
SEATING NOOK
DISPLAY ACCROSS TREATMENT ROOM ENTRANCE
DISPLAY
E2
DISPLAY
T R E AT M E N T R O O M S E N T R A N C E
ENTRANCE TO TREATMENT ROOMS
S PA T R E AT
SAUNA ROOM
S PA T R E AT
TMENT ROOM I
TMENT ROOM II
L E D L I G H T T H E R A PY L O U N G E
C A F E S E AT I N G
OPEN TO BELOW
STAFF LOUNGE
EXIT STAIRS
GARDEN
RECEPTION
MAIN ELEVATOR
EGRESS
CAFE STORAGE
EXIT STAIRS
STORAGE
STORAGE
MGR. OFF MEN'S RR
BAR
WOMEN'S RR RR
MANICURE
PEDICURE GARDEN
Level 2 FLOOR 1/16" = 1'-0" PLAN | LEVEL 4
RECEPTION
STAFF LOUNGE
OPEN TO BELOW 23'-2"
V
8'-0"
9'-2"
EXIT STAIRS
MAIN ELEVATOR
V
EGRESS 9'-2"
8'-0"
CAFE 10'-7"
EXIT STAIRS
STORAGE 8'-0"
BAR 8'-0"
WOMEN'S RR
MGR. OFF
9'-2"
MEN'S RR 9'-2"
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8'-0"
RR
MANICURE 10'-7"
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | LEVEL 4 Level 2
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PEDICURE
PEDICURE AREA
S E AT I N G N O O K
MANICURE AREA
BAR
CORRIDOR VIEW
02. R E TA I L + H O S P I TA L I T Y D E S I G N
In Collaboration: Mirtes Araujo
TEA HOUSE S A L O N & S PA
ABOUT The goal of this design is to create a space that provides a relief from the high-density nature of the Brickell city. A calming environment that promotes a sense of shelter where individuals can decompress and rejuvenate. The facility will offer dedicated retail areas designed to invite users to touch and explore the products. While the predominant use of pronounced architectural features resembling nature intents to stimulate users to engage with their physical environment.
CONCEPT In Japanese Zen philosophy, Wabi Sabi is expressed as minimalism with a conscious choice. While the roots of this philosophy trace back to the Japanese tea ceremony, it is often expressed through the example of a well-loved teacup. An artist made teacup whose constant use has led to chips or cracks, but it’s still valued for its composition. It is important to remind the observer that nothing in this world is permanent, and even fixed objects are subject to change. A piece of white paper can be viewed as minimalistic and simplistic in its form, while the art of origami is complex in nature. Each fold creates stability for the next and its final form is a result of complex steps to create perfection, to create art. While the paper has been manipulated to create a fixed object, it’s important to note that if unfolded, it is full of creases, but still valued for its originality. In Japanese culture, Wabi Sabi is strongly associated with the tea ceremony. A tradition that is also considered an art, it emphasizes the importance of a healing environment, an escape from reality, and most importantly the acceptance of yourself. In a Tea House, the host is said to pour the tea from ones heart and considers the guest with every movement and gesture. The guests experience becomes the ultimate priority for the host.
FAC A D E
FAC A D E E L E VAT I O N
WAT I N G A R E A R E C E P T I O N | B A R E L E VAT I O N
H A I R S T Y L I N G + S E AT I N G A R E A E L E VAT I O N
R E TA I L D I S P L AY + B A R
S C H E M AT I C F U R N I T U R E F L O O R P L A N
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN The structure of the building played a key factor in creating the ceiling concept. An Origami of the structure was designed implementing mounts and valley creases.
S T Y L I N G S TAT I O N S
MANICURE BAR
SHAMPOO AREA
PEDICURE AREA
S PA R O O M S PA R O O M E L E VAT I O N OAK VENEER
TEXTURED CONCRETE
WHITE C A L AC AT TA MARBLE
STOOL U P H O L S T E RY
VIP ENTRANCE
03. W O R K P L AC E DESIGN
M I A M I H E A D Q UAT E R S
ABOUT CHANEL is known as a pioneer of modernity, defining trends in luxury and beauty. It is a company constantly seeking to reinvent itself, embrace innovation, and challenge existing boundaries through its creativity. “Where Comfort meets Beauty” Chanel’s motto, serves as guideline to successfully merge the brand’s values and the workplace’s needs. The goal of the design is to create aesthetically beautiful and functional spaces that will enhance the employees’ comfort and well-being.
CONCEPT Inspired by the ad images of Chanel’s 2012 Spring-Summer collection, the design of the new Chanel’s headquarters in Miami aims to exert a sense of serenity and balance. Setting a minimalistic feel with a strong presence of geometric shapes integrated through architectural elements. The office will provide various recreational areas and serendipitous zones to aid stimulate collaborations among employees and create a sense of community. Carefully designed spaces will help maximize the usage of daylight and allow a visual connection with the outdoors, this will promote the well-being of employees within the workplace. The design will also incorporate biophilia by creating areas that provide a sense of shelter to employees and avoid feelings of exposure.
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LEGEND 6" RECESSED LIGHT 6" PENDANT LIGHT
EN OP O T W LO BE
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FLOOR PLAN | LEVEL 2
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FLOOR PLAN | LEVEL 3
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | LEVEL 3
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MARKETIN
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O P E R AT I O N S + AC C O U N T I N G
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
04. H E A LT H C A R E DESIGN
In Collaboration: Mirtes Araujo
AV E N T U R A H O S P I TA L E M E R G E N C Y D E PA R T M E N T
ABOUT The Aventura Hospital Emergency Department will be designed using Martha Rogers’ nursing theory “A Science of Unitary Human Beings”. This theory focuses on the human and environmental connection. Rogers claims that human beings are an integral part of their environment rather than creatures that merely adapt to their environment.
MAIN ENTRANCE
CONCEPT Our main goal was to decode and implement two concepts’ within Martha Roger’s nursing theory. Openness: Roger states that human beings and their environments are considered open systems that are continuously exchanging energy. And Pattern + Organization: distinguished characteristics that give an identity to an energy field. In order to apply these theory concepts, we turned to Topography, believed to be a representation of the earth’s distinct features, not one contour line is the same. They are vast but still provide a sense of shelter. Topography will serve as a guideline to successfully merge of both of rogers concepts and the feelings we seek to evoke through the mood images below. The design aims to provide restorative spaces for users and caregivers to recover from mental fatigue by implementing natural elements and nature inspired architectural features within public and private areas of the ED. Welcoming spaces were created to offer users a sense of security through the use of a calming and serene color palette. Different level of privacy where also applied through out the emergency department to accommodate every users needs. N AT U R A L
S H E LT E R
SERENE
S E L F - R E G I S T R AT I O N + C O F F E E N O O K
COFFEE NOOK
COFFEE NOOK
WA I T I N G + P RL E AY TA I L AR DEI S AP L AY + B A R
EXAM 17 154 SF
SEATING NOOK
EXAM 16 143 SF
NOURISHMENT 138 SF
EXAM 18 154 SF
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C C
16'-2 1/2"
C.1 C.1
D D
E E
14'-0"
F F
28'-0"
G G
28'-0"
G.1 G.1
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H H
24'-0"
H.7 H.7
18'-6"
9'-6"
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PATIENT TOILET 69 SF
3'-9 1/2"
EXAM 15 143 SF
TEAM WORK AREA 299 SF
MOBI LE CART68 SF
1-506A
EXAM 19 154 SF CLEAN ROOM 159 SF
SOI LED ROOM 154 SF
EXAM 14 143 SF
EXAM 20 154 SF
FE
STRET STRG 50 SF
EQUIPMENT ROOM 180 SF
MED ROOM 104 SF
1.5 ISOLATI ON ROOM 154 SF
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ISOLATI ON ROOM 154 SF
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PATIENT TOILET 69 SF
EXAM 12 143 SF
HOUSE KEEP 69 SF
PHY SICI AN ALCOVE 122 SF
TEAM WORK AREA 237 SF
CCT
STRET STRG 48 SF
CCT
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CCT
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PRNTR FAX
EXAM 13 143 SF
STAFF TOILET 69 SF
PHYSICIAN ALCOVE 100 SF
EXAM 11 143 SF
FEC
EXAM 10 143 SF
EQUIPMENT ROOM 147 SF
IV
TEAM WORK AREA 252 SF
MENTAL HEALTH ROOM 147 SF
CCT
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IV
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FEC
PATIENT TOILET 71 SF
MED ROOM 100 SF
EXAM 8 143 SF
CCT
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STRET STRG 53 SF
SOI LED ROOM 90 SF TEAM WORK AREA 232 SF
MENTAL HEALTH ROOM 147 SF
EXAM 7 143 SF
STAFF TOILET 73 SF
ALCOVE
9' -FE 0"
EQUIP. ALC 60 SF
MOBILE CART 65 SF
PATIENT TOILET 71 SF
12' - 0"
EXAM 9 143 SF
CLEAN ROOM 152 SF
PATIENT TOILET
PATIENT TOILET 73 SF
1-ED102
13' - 4"
EXAM 6 143 SF
IV
IV
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TRIAGE 141 SF
TRIAGE 141 SF
EXAM 1 143 SF
SUB WAI TING 309 SF
PATIENT TOILET 69 SF
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EXAM 2 143 SF
EXAM 3 143 SF
EXAM 4 143 SF
FAM. CONS. ROOM 131 SF
EXAM 5 143 SF
9' - 0" 28"
SUPPLY STRG
28"
ATM 17 SF
9' - 0"
STAI RS
CASHIER CHECK-IN + REG. 376 SF
9' - 0" 9' - 0"
COFFEE NOOK 363 SF
9' - 0"
10' - 0"
91 SF
WHEEL ROOM 97 SF
91 SF SCRUBS
LOCKER 153 SF
LOCKER 153 SF
SECURI TY ROOM 103 SF
SELF REG KIOS 48 SF
12' - 0"
TELECOM/ DATA ROOM 132 SF
WAITI NG 2437 SF
9' - 0"
9' - 0"
ELECT ROOM 106 SF
STAFF LOUNGE 897 SF
TOILET 69 SF
9' - 0" 12' - 0"
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TOILET 69 SF
9' - 0" 12' - 0" 12' - 0" VESTI BULE
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NON-DIRECTIONAL EGRESS LIGHTING (CEILING MOUNTED) 9' - 0"
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BIRD PENDANT LIGHTING 12' - 0"
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COVE LIGTHING
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2X4 RECESSED TROFFER 12' - 0"
NON-DIRECTIONAL EGRESS LIGHTING (CEILING MOUNTED) 9' - 0"
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WA I T I N G A R E A
TEAM WORK AREA
T R I AG E S U B -WA I T I N G C O R R I D O R
TEAM WORK AREA + NOURISHMENT ROOM
CAREGIVER NOOK
S E AT I N G N O O K
T R I AG E S U B -WA I T I N G C O R R I D O R
EXAM ROOM
EXAM ROOM CORRIDOR
05. H O S P I TA L I T Y DESIGN
AMERICAN SOCIAL BAR & KITCHEN
ABOUT
Revamp project of the existing American Social Bar & kitchen located in the downtown Miami neighborhood of Brickell. The sports bar offers indoor and outdoor dining experiences which includes an American comfort food menu, crafts beers, and handcrafted signature cocktails.
MAIN ENTRANCE
CONCEPT Lunch Atop a Sky Scraper. A ray of hope in an era of great depression. The moment captured in black and white was a triumph for the city and America in the peak of the economic crisis. A group of courageous steelworkers from all over the world daring life every day to build one of the most iconic cities in the world; Manhattan, the city build by immigrants. This image generated excitement and a positive attitude. It showed that America was still standing, still working and still progressing. The redesign of the existing American Social restaurant is inspired by the industrial and architectural aspects during the 1930s, and the development of metal framing. D I V E R S I T Y | C O N T R A S T | S C A L E | DA R I N G
OUTDOOR DINING
OUTDOOR BAR
INDOOR BAR
POS DINING
E6
BAR
POS
MEN'S RR E5
WOMEN'S RR VIP/ LOUNGE
STORAGE
KITCHEN
E7
LOUNGE
E4
BEER COOLER STORAGE
E8
BAR
POS
ENTRANCE
DINING
E2
A
BAR
E1
E3
HOST
LOUNGE WAITING AREA
1
FLOOR PLAN 3/16" = 1' - 0"
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S C H E M AT I C F U R N I T U R E F L O O R P L A N
LEGEND 11'-0" A.F.F
6" RECESSED LIGHT
POS
6" PENDANT LIGHT
DINING
10" PENDANT LIGHT 20" CHANDELIER 6" OUTDOOR RECESSED LIGHT 6" OUTDOOR PENDANT LIGHT 10" OUTDOOR PENDANT LIGHT 12" OUTDOOR PENDANT LIGHT
13'-0" A.F.F
BAR
POS
MEN'S RR 10'-0" A.F.F VIP/ LOUNGE
WOMEN'S RR
11'-0" A.F.F
10'-0" A.F.F
STORAGE
KITCHEN
10'-0" A.F.F
LOUNGE 11'-0" A.F.F
11'-0" A.F.F 13'-0" A.F.F
15'-0" A.F.F
BEER COOLER STORAGE
13'-0" A.F.F 15'-0" A.F.F
MINI BAR
ENTRANCE
DINING BAR
13'-0" A.F.F
13'-0" A.F.F
HOST
LOUNGE WAITING AREA
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 1
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 3/16" = 1'-0"
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Indoor grid ceiling was inspired by the topographic view of the city of mahanttan. This iconic grid layout was meant to help structure the chaotic and sprawling evolution of the city in the 1800s. One of its strengths has been its flexibility to accommodate irregular spaces over time.
INDOOR DINING
INDOOR DINING
I N D O O R D I N I N G + E N V I R O M E N TA L D E S I G N
VIP ROOM
WA L N U T VENEER
E N V I R O M E N TA L D E S I G N
BRUSHED BRASS
TEXTURED CONCRETE
V I P R O O M B A R E L E VAT I O N
GREEN MARBLE
B L AC K STEEL
BRUSHED BRASS
06. A DA P U B L I C B AT H R O O M D E S I G N
INTO THE WOODS
ABOUT Design for public restrooms inside Chanel’s Miami headquarters, following ADA standards. Both men and women restrooms will include a full ADA stall,changing table, garbage receptable, hand dryer, soap dispense, full-length mirror, and ADA sink. Women’s restrooms will also include fully equipped toilet stalls while men will include urinals.
M E N ’S R E S T R O O M
CONCEPT Inspired by Chanel’s 2018 Fall collection, which was staged as a beautiful forest in Autumn. The design of these public restrooms aim to merge the feeling of being out in the woods during an eternal Autumn season with the sophisticated and simplistic style that characterizes the Chanel brand. This was achieved by implementing architectural features with clean lines and by the used of materials that are found or resemble nature. Oak wood, Marble, concrete and wood like porcelain tile were used for this project. The color palette was kept minimal and neutral mainly consisting on the colors provided by the textured materials, wood and gray tones were predominant through out the space. The color black; one of the main colors of the brand, was strategically used in frames and door handles to not darken the space but providing that much needed depth.
M E N ’S R E S T R O O M
M E N ’S R E S T R O O M
W O M E N ’S R E S T R O O M
FLOOR PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"
1
FLOOR PLAN
No.
CHANEL HQ
Description
Date
8' - 0"
8' - 0"
PUBLIC RESTROOM DESIGN
FLOOR PLAN
10' - 0"
10' - 0"
8' - 0"
10' - 0"
10' - 0"
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"
8' - 0"
1
Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"
8' - 0"
8' - 0" 8' - 0"
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FALL2019 10/08/2019 ANTONELLA BERNAL
Project number Date Drawn by
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
CHANEL HQ PUBLIC RESTROOM DESIGN
No.
Description
Date
REFLECTED CEILING P Project number Date Drawn by
FALL2019 10/08/2019 ANTONELLA BERNAL
Scale
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ANTONELLA BERNAL INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2018-2021
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