Bachelor of Interior Design
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C L A S S O F 2021 A BO U T U S BI D FA C U L TY S EN I O R PRO J EC TS O U R S PO N S O RS
BID CLASS OF 2021 Fatimah Bazaid
Maitland Heney
Brooklyn Proulx
Alicia Bedard
Loreen Jean-Charles
Maddy Quinn
Salaem Biruck
Yaoyu Jin
Krista Ramsey
Genevieve Bowlby
Charlie Laghi-Ford
Teah Reid
Lisa Chiasson
Delaney Leefe
Anastacia Ruzilo
Liam Charbonneau
Betul Kaya
Anudariya Saruul
Amanda Chuby
Bifeng Lin
Jade Scatliffe
Brittany Cox
Lexi Lord
Leah Simpson
Victoria Davis
Pia Marin Barra
Alaura Soares
Marly Dowell
Sarah Mckay
Haley Stirling
Sandrine Dumas
Leanne Melnick
Anaelle Tourangeau
Laura Ethier
Steven Napoli
Katlyn Van de Ven
Kalina Elliott
Monica Nguyen
Catherine Varanda Da Silva
Allison Freiha
Mai Nguyen
Anthony Vassilev
Ashlyn Gibbs
Kristine Paraon
Jessica Weedmark
Aki Hilaras
Andi Polak
Dong Yan
ABOUT US The Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours) degree is a studio-oriented program, preparing students for a professional career related to the design of the built environment. The four-year degree takes on a hands-on approach providing a wide range of technical and artistic skills. Throughout the fourth year of the BID program, students are guided by faculty to apply their accumulated research to a topic and design sector of their choosing. Students have developed design concepts and detailed drawing packages surrounding their research, producing their senior project. We want to thank you for taking an interest in the senior projects and hope that you enjoy celebrating each of the 2021 BID graduates' work showcased throughout this catalogue.
SOCIAL MEDIA @bid.grads.2021 BID Grads of 2021 www.bidclassof2021.com
"An empty room is a story waiting to happen, and you are the author." - Charlotte Moss
We would like to thank the BID faculty for inspiring and supporting us throughout our BID degree. Your encouragement has led us to this academic milestone and has set us up for successful careers within the field of interior design. -CLASS OF 2021
BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN FACULTY
TAMARA PHILLIPS Program Coordinator & Studio Professor- BID school of Media and Design.
MICHELLE HALL Professor- English- BID school of Media and Design. .
BEN THOMAS Professor- Technical Communication- BID school of Media and Design.
AL BAUCOM Professor- Senior Project, Research, Studio- BID school of Media and Design.
PALLAVI SWARANJALI
CAILEN PYBUS
BOBBY IIG
Professor- Senior Project, Senior Seminar- BID school of Media and Design.
Professor- Professional practice & Ethics- BID school of Media and Design.
Professor- ConstructionBID school of Media and Design.
DANA TAPAK
COURTNEY MILLER
NATALIA FANCY
Program Coordinator & Professor- Design Studio, Design Studio Professor- BID school Foundations and Construction- BID of Media and Design. school of Media and Design.
Professor- Drafting, Drawing & Rendering- BID school of Media and Design.
EMPHASIZING SUSTAINABILITY IN PENITENTIARY DESIGN
Project Type: Institutional Supervisor: Alfred H. Baucom Keywords: sustainability, penitentiary, rehabilitation, reintegration, recidivism, environmental psychology
There is currently a disconnect between penitentiary infrastructure and its corresponding social structures, and much of the disparity stems from a lack environmental psychology considerations within the design strategies. Even the word used to describe the facility on its own can produce a negative connotation surrounding the expectations of the institution. For this reason, I consciously refer to the focus of my project as “penitentiary design” as opposed to “prison design” as penitentiary implies a place for penitence and reflection, while the word prison
merely suggests a space for detainment or incapacitation. Ultimately, there are four main goals of the justice system: deterrence, retribution, incapacitation, and rehabilitation; however, the idea of rehabilitating those who deviate from societal norms seems to have become a fantasy of a Utopian society rather than a legitimate correctional strategy. Therefore, I have chosen to design a healthy place in which those incarcerated are met with an attitude of understanding, empathy, and encouragement – a space that emanates the freedom to be reformed.
Brittany Cox My love for designing spaces stems from my interest in healthy living; one of the most important aspects of a healthy lifestyle is ensuring the atmosphere in which the living takes place also promotes wellbeing. With this realization, I strive to create a sense of peace within cohesive interior design solutions to encourage a harmonious relationship between the users, the built environment, and the natural environment. I intend to provide clients with spaces wherein people and nature can coexist.
Rendering of inmate kitchen area to depict a sense of autonomy
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Rendering of fitness area to acentuate user wellbeing
Rendering of exterior to show sustainable features, including windmill and Bio-solar roofs
Rendering of the common area of a cell pod to highlight socialization
Rendering of Horitcultural Therapy to indicate accessibility and responsibility
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THE UNSEEN SIGNS OF WAYFINDING ON A CRUISE SHIP Moving around a large cruise ship brings wonder to those who are traveling when it comes to wayfinding, safety, crowding, and reaching services. With the development of technology and resources, cruise ships are becoming unique in shape making the navigation process reaching a certain amenity difficult and frustrating. The major aspect that
Allison Freiha From a very young age, my parents would always come up with new renovation projects around the house; I was intrigued by their designs and convinced them to employ me as their little helper. Although I almost drifted away, it is interesting how sometimes life determines our passions and drives us to unexpected paths so far from our initial destinations. Through interior design, I was able to find an inner infatuation with something that brings out my inner skills and talents. Taking into consideration my cultural background, I aspire to execute designs that reflect various traditions and experiences. Website https:// allisonfreiha. wixsite.com/
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Project Type: Hospitality Supervisor: Alfred H. Baucom Keywords: wayfinding, environmental psychology, signs, circulation, safety and security, crownding, high-end influences, vary between poor communication of direction as well as unorganized occupant load within space that creates from wayfinding a more complex action in which should be a self-guided element. This issue can be resolve through the use of different wayfinding design elements such as; signages, design features, and technology.
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Plan view of cabin suites
Rendering of wayfinding zone, central space of deck 3
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RECREATIONAL DESIGN FOCUSING ON MODERN MENTAL HEALTH Nowadays, people are living under huge pressure because they often busy between work and home. People are likely to suffer from mental illness or affect their physical health if continuing the terrible conditions. Research tells us to chat with family and friends can improve a depressed mood.
Project Type: Commercial Supervisor: Tamara Phillip Keywords: communication, friend, families, nature People should reserve some time for themselves to rest and relax, forget their worries, and fully enjoy the surrounding natural environment. Behere which is a board game cafe located in Ottawa, Ontario is established for this purpose.
Yaoyu Jin During four years of studying at BID, my focus has always been to improve users’ experiences in interior spaces to allow users to feel satisfied and healthy. As well, I enjoy making spaces that focus on functionality and sustainability as I believe those are important elements to successful design projects. I am excited to bring the knowledge I have learned these past four years to future designs and to share my passion for design with others. Finally, I want to say that I am very grateful to my parents for their unconditional support and encouragement on my path to complete my
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Website jin00052.wixsite. com/myportfolio
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Rendering of vestibule showing interactive games and introduction of board games
Second floor plan shows closed private game rooms can be combined for a large family
Elevation plans of first floor show opening game space, focus on circle element and natural
Rendering of private game room, adjustable furniture, acoustic panels, large corner window
Rendering of leisure area, assemble sofa, fireplace, balcony glass for natural views
HOME FOR NEWCOMERS: REPURPOSING SHIPPING CONTAINERS Housing is a central component of the settlement experience of refugees. Unaffordable, crowded, unsafe housing can cause disruptions in the entire settlement process. This senior project’s scope is to investigate the need for homes for newcomers in relation to residential design. This project aims to provide a better understanding of how the interior
Project Type: Residential Supervisor: Pallavi Swaranjali Keywords: Low-cost, Newcomer housing, Families, Shelters design of newcomer housing is a fundamental component to the success of these spaces. With newcomers’ arrival each day, it is vital to continue understanding how to design better spaces to promote healthy, functional, sustainable, and flexible living spaces to address their needs.
Betul Kaya The design has allowed me to express my ideas creatively that can be interpreted into space that benefits others. As an Interior Designer to-be, I am thrilled to take the next leap in my professional career. Within the exciting Interior Design field, I seek to understand it into the world we live in. I would like to thank my family, friends, and school faculty for the wonderful memories you all have given me. Congratulations to the BID graduating class of 2021!
Instagram @Kaya_interiordesign
Website betull41. wixsite.com/ kayainteriors
Linkedin betul-kaya-interior-design
Rendering of the camp site, shwoing community engagement
Rendering of a typical bedroom
Plan view of two residential units
Rendering of kitchen area showing a typical kitchen layout in units
Elevation and Section showing continuous horizontal views and overall site composition
THE PROSPECT: A RESOURCE & TRANSITIONAL HOUSING CENTRE FOR CANADIAN REFUGEES & IMMIGRANTS While every individual who migrates to Canada holds o different level of preparotion, the omount of services this demographic requires creates stress in itself. In an attempt to address these stressors and barriers Canadian Refugees and Immigrants face, The Prospect, a Refugee & lmmigront Resource Centre, is being proposed to better consolidate essential services and provide tronsitionol housing to vulnerable groups such as Refugee Claimants. This transitional housing component is availoble to those who may not have immediate occess to housing or, may not be prepared to live independently becouse of experienced trauma; therefore, allowing these individuals to adjust
Alexandra (Lexi) Lord
Project Type: Residential/Commercial Supervisor: Pallavi Swaranjali Keywords: transitional, housing, consolidation, resources,
adaptability, immigration, diversity, community
to Canadian living in a supportive, community setting with accessible resources. This facility will also support residents long-term as they, as well as any individual requiring immigration resources, are able to return to the facility and access its services as well as interact with their community. Through design drivers such as community integration, trauma-informed design, culturolly-sensitive design, and consolidated services The Prospect aims to reduce environmental stressors and provide o space that promotes healing, learning and growth during the Canadian Immigration process.
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Perspective of Library/ Lounge Area showing various gathering areas that create a sense of community
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QUEENSWAY CARLETON NURSING HOME FOR NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
Project Type: Healthcare Supervisor: Tamara Phillips Keywords: neurological disorders, biophilia, long-term care
Neurological disorders are one of the leading causes of death and disability in the world. The Queensway Carleton Nursing Home for Neurological Disorders is a long-term healthcare facility designed for the holistic well-being of all users. The facility uses biophilic design solutions to enhance the mental, physical, and emotional stimulation of the users.
The nursing home consists of two stories which both have access to indoor and outdoor therapeutic gardens. The ground floor is designed for the residents and visitors to socialize, and exercise their memory, and their bodies. The second floor is created for healthcare staff only to have their own space to relax during stressful times.
Pia Marin Barra One of my earliest memories was of me colouring on one of the planes, coming to Canada from Chile at 5 years old. At 8 years old, I started installing drywall and painting walls with my dad across Ottawa. Now, at 21 years old, I will receive my Bachelor of Interior Design! I have grown a passion for hospitality and healthcare design over the years. Many people do not realize how much interior design can impact their daily lives, and I strive to design positive spaces for all my clients down the line. I am forever grateful for my family, friends, and professors that have pushed me in the past 4 years!
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Rendering of ground floor indoor garden
Ground Floor Plan
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Rendering of different coloured doors to stimulate memory for residents with memory issues
Second Floor Plan
Perspective of second floor staff spaces
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FACILITATING AGING IN PLACE THROUGH THE DESIGN OF PREFABRICATED, ADAPTABLE HOUSING
Project Type: Residential Supervisor: Pallavi Swaranjali Keywords: aging in place, adaptable, prefabricated Since our lives are not static, interior designers need to find ways to create houses that can accommodate both predictable and unpredictable lifestyle changes. As such, there is a need for houses that can provide residents with a stable home base in which they can put down roots, grow, flourish, and make lasting memories. The Chronolodge is a prefabricated, adaptable house designed to support occupants throughout their life with particular emphasis on aging in place.
Sarah McKay Interior design has always been a passion of mine. In high school, I submitted a design of a floating house to the Sears Design Exchange national competition. The house was intended for remote northern communities at risk of flooding. I was thrilled to receive an Honourable Mention in the Architecture & Design category, and I felt that this accomplishment further reinforced my decision to pursue a bachelor’s degree in interior design. The aspect of interior design that I find the most rewarding is the profession’s ability to improve individuals’ quality of life.
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Exploded axonometric view showing the configuration of the prefabricated units
Exterior view showing the entrance and wrap-around porch with integrated ramps
The bathroom is designed for accessibility with a spacious layout and walk-in shower & tub
The living room uses a warm colour scheme as cool colours often appear subdued to seniors
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CO-WORKING SPACE FOR WOMEN AND NON-BINARY PEOPLE Gender discrimination and stereotyping are leading factors for female inequality in a male-dominated workforce, leading to the lack of confidence and success for women in the workplace. While there have been societal advancements, these issues still remain prevalent and a solution can be viewed from a variety of perspectives, ranging from social views to design solutions. The Rise and Shine Co-Working Hub will serve as a
Project Type: Commerical/Corporate Supervisor: Pallavi Swaranjali Keywords: collaborative, supportive, community, success
solution to this issue by offering women (cis and trans) and non-binary people with a co-working space that emphasizes comfort, safety, inclusion, community, and success. By addressing the needs of the user through catered amenities, resources, and floor plan arrangements, members of the Rise and Shine Co-Working Hub will be guaranteed to rise, and shine, all while being part of a beautiful and inclusive community of like-minded individuals.
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Rendering of the reception showcasing the approach to branding
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THE LINK INTERNATIONAL COWORKING SPACES With the advance of technology, more people are becoming digital nomads and expecting a different workplace with the full support of the mobile and virtual system. This project identifies the success factors to redesign the post-COVID19 Coworking spaces with the role of creating safety, meaning connections, professional energy and enjoyable jobs and
Mai Nguyen I value accuracy and positivity, which help me grow and push myself in Interior Design. I enjoy hand drafting, choosing material, colour selection, and developing design concepts into stunning spaces. I love studying, exploring new design inspirations through reading, travelling, and listening to all the creative peers around me, which inspire me in developing playful, healthy spaces for the users. After spending four hard-working years, now it’s time for me to step into the industry and showcase my creativity to all the potential users!
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Rendering of Open Workplace
Project Type: Hospitality Supervisor: Alfred Baucom Keywords: digital nomads, sustainability, collaboration lives for the users. The project analyzes the current issue causing dissatisfaction and find out the potential solutions as well as the 21st century twist to makes coworking space become an essential demand for all the freelancers, remote workers, and entrepreneurs.
Rendering of Inspiration Room
Rendering of Work Cafe
Rendering of Project Team/ Meeting Space
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INFLUENCING BEHAVIOUR THROUGH NIGHTCLUB DESIGN Nightclubs are a way for people to escape from the real world, experience new things, and create new memories. However, crowding and aggression has been a continuous problem in these facilities, and it seems as though there is no existing research that clearly defines how to reduce such
Brooklyn Proulx I'm excited to further develop my current knowledge and skills in interior design through experience in the field. I believe that the form and function designs should ignite an experience in its users, and I strive to achieve this by creating thoughtful, sustainable, and aesthetic designs that meet the requirements and wishes of all clients. I'm most interested in designs that appear simple but are much more complex when explored, and I hope that in the future I will get to specialize in creating those designs in the hospitality sector.
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Rendering of First Level Bar
Project Type: Hospitality Supervisor: Alfred Baucom Keywords: Nightclubs, Crowding, Aggression, Hospitality
unwanted, and dangerous behaviour. With thorough primary and secondary research around environmental psychology and safety, this project is designed to subconsiously affect the ways staff and patrons behave and interact with others to shift an unsafe environment into a positive one.
Rendering of Second Level Mezzanine Lounge
Rendering of First Level Dance Floor
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Rendering of Second Level Bar
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RESIDENTIAL RE-ENTRY CENTRE FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER The residential re-entry centre is intended to house adolescents who are beginning their transiting to reintegrate back into society. This residential re-entry centre offers various mental and physical therapy options to better aid adolescents.
Anastacia Ruzilo I have truly grown as a designer and found my creativity and style. My professional goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment through the art of design. To always think ahead of my clients’ needs and wants, and plan accordingly. It is important to me to create a sustainable environment through various aspects of design and never stop looking for innovative designs. I hope to achieve this through my future endeavours. Congragulations to the BID graduating class of 2021!
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Rendering of Living Room
Project Type: Residential Supervisor: Alfred Baucom Keywords: Sustainability, Rehabilitation, Mental Health Positivity
The design goals are to focus greatly on colour theory and environmental child psychology. The design goal is also to integrate sustainability into the building and create a fully accessible space where the users are able to be independent while also being taken care of and help the users better integrate back into society.
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HEALTHY DESIGN WITHIN A HOSTEL AND BAR SETTING Within this project, the hospitolity industry wos be explored through o new lens. One thot tokes into occount the importonce of implementing heolthy ond noturol building proctices. The concept of heolthy design hos been oround for centuries, ond in some coses, hos losted to this doy, however, os of recently, there hos been o significont decline in the opplicotion of heolthy design principles. This is mojorly due to the rise of new -often morketed os cheoper- yet chemicol-filled moteriols. With heolthy buildings' successful history
Alaura Soares The puzzle of interior design is fascinating to me. I enjoy the challenge of combining
visual expressions with practical criteria. I
draw inspiration from a number of design
styles but tend to prioritize the use of
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to positively impact the lives of my future clients and fellow coworkers through
creative, innovative, and ethical designs,
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Rendering of Lounge Area and Game Room
Project Type: Hospitality Supervisor: Alfred H. Baucom Keywords: Healthy Design, Hospitality, Travel, Accessibility, of use, it's surprising thot the design industry is turning towords these newer olternotives, thot do not hove this some history. In order to encouroge the use of heolthy design principles, effective methods of opplicotion ond implementotion were opplied throughout this project, specifically in relation to hostel and bar design. Hospitality design has been chosen as the industry of focus, as very limited resources are available on healthy design that applies to non residential settings.
Plan View of First and Second Floors
Rendering of Bar and Seating Area
Rendering of Entry and Sign-in Booth
Rendering of Large Dorm Room with Custom Bunkbeds and Lockers
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RECONSIDERING RESTURANT DESIGN IN TERMS OF WELLBEING
Project Type: Hospitality Supervisor: Alfred Baucom Keywords: Sustainability, Well-Being, Adaptability
By using flexible and adaptable furniture and equipment, this restaurant will be better prepared to accommodate the every-changing guest flow. This will improve wayfinding and zoning plans and when paired with ergonomic furniture and equipment, employees will be significantly more comfortable which allows them to maintain peak performance and help
eliminate stress related injuries due to repetitive work. This restaurant will be heavily influenced by the building biology, many practices and ideals are integrated into this restaurant to protect the environment and ecological system while improving the standard of living without compromising the design
Jessica Weedmark
The reason I love design is because the possibilities are endless. A Bachelors of Interior Design opens doors leading in every direction and I'm excited to see which door I choose. After graduation, I will be working diligently towards my NCIDO certification welcoming new experiences and opportunities. By engaging with the world and people around me I am enthusiastic about finding new and innovative ways to design the everyday.
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Bachelor of Interior Design