Adria Woods | Interior Design Portfolio

ADRIA WOODS

Interior Design Portfolio

ADRIA WOODS

Interior Design Portfolio

ADRIA WOODS

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design

Accredited by CIDA

College of Architecture, Art, & Design

Overall GPA 3.53 / 4.00

Minor in Lighting

Mississippi State University

Starkville, MS

SCHOLARSHIPS + LEADERSHIP

Freshman Academic Scholarship (Fall 2019-Present)

Phi Mu Election Council (2020-2022)

INVOLVMENT

Mississippi State University Phi Mu Active Member (2019-Present)

Sister Circle Leader (2020)

Slate Board Member (2020-2022)

PR / Thank You Committee Member

Alumnae Committee Member

Dean’s List:

Fall 2019, Spring 2021, Fall 2022

President’s List:

Spring 2020, Fall 2020, Spring 2023

Collegiate Society of Interior Designers

Junior ASID Member

Volunteer Work

Sudduth Elementary School

Boys and Girls Club of Starkville

City of Starkville Library

WORK EXPERIENCE

Interior Design Intern (May 2022-August 2022)

BDG Architects - Birmingham, AL

-Enaged with clients in person and virtually to take notes during selective design phases.

-Digitally conveyed design concepts

-Walked pre/mid/post-construction projects to observe construction process

-Attended architectual representative presentaions learing about various materials and processes across the industry

Retail Sales Associate (2017-Present)

Knicks-Grenada, MS

-Buy/Manage/Receive Inventory

-Engage with and assist customers

-Maintain a tidy work space

-Create exciting product displays

-Effectively utilize point of sale system.

SKILLS

Design Software

Revit, Sketchup, Rhino, 2D AutoCAD

Technical

Adobe Creative Suite, ID Graphics, Hand Drafting, Digital Design, Environments for Special Needs, Color and Lighting, Studio Lighting, Stagecraft Lighting, Detailing and Construction, Integrated Lighting Solutions

CORE QUALIFICATIONS

Graphic Design

Branding

Hand Sketching

Mind Mapping

Conceptual Deveopment

Hand Rendering

Team Communication Skills

Technical Drawings

Space Planning

Design

Textiles for Interiors, Materials, Drawing I, Design I and II, Hand Rendering, Photography Survey, Furniture

Design

Online Management

Zoom, Webex, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, Team

Meetings, Virtual Classes and Presentations

TABLE OF CONTENTS

HOSPITALITY

THE GENTRY HOTEL

PROJECT DETAILS

Design Objective

Boutique Hotel located in Newport, Rhode Island

Reflects Company branding and local values

Approx. 40,000 SF | 1ST, 3RD, & 12TH floor

Project Type

Senior Level

Group Project | 4 members

Software

Revit, Enscape, InDesign, Photoshop

Responsibility and Skills Demonstrated

Research, Branding, Concept Development, Space Planning, Company Concept, Overall Material Selection, Coffee Bar Design, Lobby Design, Apartment Design

THE GENTRY

Transports guests back into the glitz and glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Known as a time of wild fun and lavish taste, the twenties was also the era of the famous novel, The Great Gatsby. Draws inspiration from this tale of star-crossed lovers and the symbolism found throughout the book, set in the beautiful east coast town of New Port, Rhode Island.

THE GENTRY

BOUTIQUE HOTEL

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL 1 LOBBY

LOBBY

COFFEE BAR

WORKOUT AREA

SPA

RESTAURANT

BARBER SHOP

LEVEL 10 APARTMENTS

LEGEND

The custom carpet tile is named The Fitzgerald after the author of the Great Gatsby. It is placed in the corridors of the guest rooms as well as in the corridors of the apartments floor. The design reflects Art Deco motifs and reflects the aesthetic of the The Great Gatsby.

1. Studio Apartment

2. One Bedroom Apartment

3. Two Bedroom Apartment

THE GENTRY HOTEL DESIGN REMARKS

The entry and reception area of The Gentry welcomes guest in with rich flooring elements and stair detailing. The lobby is designed to reflect the key elements in the Great Gatsby as well as the feeling of elegance.

ELEVATOR ELEVATION

ENTRY LOBBY

Marble flooring edged in gold

Marble spans two stories behind reception desk

CARRAWAY COFFEE CO.

Draws inspiration from Nick Carraway’s cottage. A cozy, warm environment that makes everyone want to sit and stay awhile.

CARRAWAY COFFEE CO.

DESIGN REMARKS

Located to the left immediately upon entering The Gentry. In this space there is plenty of booth and lounge seating for guest and a full service coffee bar. Guest or residents can use this space for meetings, remote work, or to relax and enjoy the resources given.

Terracotta velvet to ensure comfort

White and gold detailed marble countertops

Accoustical Wainscoting Floral Wallcovering

CARRAWAY COFFEE CO.

DESIGN REMARKS

The outdoor area of The Gentry has a wide range of seating and an accesible coffee bar for The Carraway Co. with material details reflecting the location. Here residents and guest can stop by and grab a drink and enjoy the views of Newport, Rhode Island.

The grab and go area hidden behind the gold detail wall. Supplies guest for an easy way to purchase a snack on their way out.

THE PEARL

The salty brine of a classic east coast oyster paired with a sophisticated bottle of wine. The Pearl is a welcoming space with refined elegance.

THE PEARL

DESIGN REMARKS

Located to the right immediately upon entering The Gentry. In this space there is plenty of booth and lounge seating for guest and a full service bar. Guest or residents can use this space for dinner, family time, or to relax and enjoy the resources and food given.

Pennytile Outlining Booth Section

Booth & Lounge Cloth Material

Herringbone Flooring Wall Color

THE GENTRY

WEST EGG APARTMENTS

Represent the homes of the West Egg in The Great Gatsby. These homes are very traditional and exude an elegance that has been refined for years. The apartments at the Gentry make individuals feel at home and comfortable.

WEST EGG APARTMENTS

DESIGN REMARKS

The kitchen is designed with tradition and warmth in mind. The wainscoting panels truly invite the residents to feel as though they are home. Wooden beams located above the custom islands bring warmth and comfort to the space. Just behind the cabinets is a emerald green, gold, and marble backsplash that embodies the wealth of the west egg.

Wood herringbone tile

Accoustcal ceiling beams

Marble countertop

Gatsby inspired backsplash

WEST EGG APARTMENTS

DESIGN REMARKS

The living area has custom built-in book cases with a fireplace to ensure the residents have ample storage and a place to host. This area will be decorated by the residents per their choice. Hexagon wood flooring is installed as well as the ceiling beams to help with accoustics. Detailed crown molding is also found and once again adds that feeling of comfort.

Rich organic accent rug

Leather material for sofa

Wood for built-in storage cabinets

Emerald crushed velvet for accent chairs

THE GIN MILL

Comes from 1920’s slang. Individuals referred to saloons or bars as gin mills. A lively rooftop bar that always feels like a party. The unique space creates an atmosphere of both class and fun.

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

AXONOMETRIC PLAN

LEVEL 18 ROOFTOP BAR

THE GIN MILL

DESIGN REMARKS

Step into the party. Upon entering, guest will be taken back in time. Gold details are Exquisitely Ritzy as well as art deco inspired tiling for wayfinding.

Menus

ELEVATOR LOBBY & ENTRY

Lounge Seating for Elevator Lobby

THE GIN MILL

Surrounded by gold handrails and small water features, the bar area is the center of attention. Step into “the pool” to grab a drink, meet with family and friends, or just relax. Bar-height seating as well as ADA accesible space. Lastly, the center of the bar is equipped with a fire place for ambience as well as comfort.

TechLighting

Marble Bar

Countertop

Weather Resistant Bar Seating

THE GIN MILL

DESIGN REMARKS

Private dining areas have plenty of seating for lounging or parties. Guest can rent these areas and enjoy comfortable and quality seating. The main dining area has small and large quanity seating. All furniture is weather resistant and durable. Art Deco tile is merged with marble to give guest wayfinding.

High-Top Bar Seating

Velvet Lounge Seating

CORPORATE NEXT OFFICE

PROJECT DETAILS

Design Objective

Start up robotic company

Reflects company branding and local values

Seaport District in Boston, Massachusetts

15,000 SF | 6TH floor

Project Type

Senior Level

Individual Project

Software

Revit, Enscape, InDesign, Illustrator Photoshop

Responsibility and Skills Demonstrated

Research, Branding, Concept Development, Space Planning, Company Concept, Floor Plan Development, Digital Renderings, 3D Modeling

N E X T

Satellite office designed with the famous Boston Ferries/transit in mind. Throughout the space one glimpses into how transportation rides are quite like an office space. Space/transportation method is designed with human comfort in mind with goals of innovation, unity, safety, and experience. NEXT is a space where everyone can thrive in any mindset or layout.

N E X T

RESEARCH

SOCIALIZE

Hybrid workpaces are great for human interaction. Socializing has many great benefits, these being a higher sense of purpose, social support, and an overall better community environment within the workspace. These areas are proven to provide employees with a greater productivity rate.

FOCUS COLLABORATE

Not everyone works the same in all environments. It is very important to have areas that are not only private but a place that is acoustically sound as well as visually sound. Flexibility is a great goal to have when designing these focus areas. Every employee should feel comfortable in certain spaces of each office.

Collaboration areas are a great aspect to have in a working environment. Studies have shown that while having large meeting rooms are great for collaboration, it is also great to have flexible and comfortable collab areas where brainstorming can come to life.

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL 1

COLLAB AREA

WORK ROOM

COLLAB AREA

WELLNESS ROOM

LIBRARY

WORKSTATIONS

THE NEXT OFFICE

DESIGN REMARKS

NEXT reception welcomes its’ guest with a custom ADA accesible desk and two large seating areas. On the monitor walls clients will see a custom wallcovering. The lounge seating is from Steelcase and has antimicrobial fabric to make cleaning easier since COVID-19. This space is meant to welcoming for its employees and future clients.

Wallcovering to supporting the brand

Anti-Microbial Steelcase lounge material

Formica Laminate on custom reception desk

Formica Laminate for desk as well as storage behind

THE NEXT OFFICE

DESIGN REMARKS

Workstation area focuses on flexibility. Three types of workstations used that are each moveable and adjustable to fit the employees needs. Acoustical ceiling beams and paneling from Arktura serve to provide acoustic privacy in the space. Steelcase carpet is seen under workstation areas for wayfinding.

Yellow detailed seating material

Steelcase Leather for ergonomic task chairs

Steelcase metal support for task chairs

Raw Concrete flooring to enhance branding

THE NEXT OFFICE

DESIGN REMARKS

Conference room has seating for eight or more and the tables and chairs flexible for different meetings or collaboration break out sessions. The lighting and ceiling beams increase accoustical privacy in the space.

CONFERENCE ROOM

ShawContract

Flooring

Accoustical Ceiling

DESIGN REMARKS

Work cafe is an open area with a wide range of seating, this space works for remote work and or collaboration. The Steelcase seating is durable and flexible.

Steelcase Lounge

Chair Material

Steelcase Booth Material

WORK CAFE

ASSISTED LIVING THE RESERVOIR

PROJECT DETAILS

Design Objective

Assisted Living Facility

Located in Austin Texas 14,418 SF

Design a space that reflects concept and local values

Project Type

Senior Level

Group Project | 3 members

Software

Revit, Enscape, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe

Photoshop

Responsibility and Skills Demonstrated

Research, Branding, Concept Development, Space Planning, Company Concept, Reception Design, Library, Design, Suite Design, Dining Design

THE RESERVOIR

Once Completely submurged under the Western Interior Seaway, Austin, Texas was formed by the layering of limestone from hundreds of volcanic eruptions millions of years ago. Similarly, throughout life, a person can go through many eruptions in the form of experiences that create layers through the years that make up the person they are today.

The Reservoir Assisted living facility takes inspiration from this event and implements “layers” into the desgin and overall feeling of the space.

RESEARCH

COLOR

Choosing the right color matters because it can affect people’s moods, concentration, learning, behavior, and more. Color, for example, plays a significant role when designing senior living communities. Seniors may struggle with glare and distinguishing colors between rooms. We recommend selecting paint that reduces glare and lies in the middle of the light reflective value spectrum (LRV). Paint colors with 40-60 LRV are usually a good range. Visual cues are also necessary to help reduce confusion when distinguishing rooms such as the bathroom and the bedroom.

FUNCTION

When choosing furniture for senior living facilities, there must be careful consideration and attention to the fabric selection, design and functionality of the furniture, and whether the material is compliant with health regulations.

Fabric and Material: it is often suggested to choose one that is easy to clean and low maintenance. We recommend selecting one that is stain resistant and has a high wear resistance for healthcare and hospital use.

LIGHTING

Lighting in Assisted Living Facilities requires very good lighting. The safety and well-being of elderly patients depends on a bright, well-lit environment that provides a sense of comfort and ease. Proper lighting also plays a vital role in health and healing processes.

Transitional lighting that is bright during the day, and dim at night, offers a balanced light source that mimics natural daylight. In facilities with limited exposure to natural daylight, this type of lighting design helps keep patients alert and in better moods during daytime, while allowing them to sleep soundly throughout the night.

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL 1

RESERVOIR ASSISTED LIVING

DESIGN REMARKS

Equipped with HIPPA privacy screens placed outside of patient view along with the custom limestone reception desk. The custom reception desk also includes a ADA accessible transaction surface on the left. Ceiling is designed with layers and acoustics in mind, these aspects allow for privacy as well as an overall welcoming feel for residents and guest.

Anti-Microbial

Custom Reception Desk Wood

RESERVOIR ASSISTED LIVING DESIGN REMARKS

The library is designed with acoustics in mind. Provided in the space is a water feature to create white noise throughout the space, and acoustical carpet tile is used in the social area. The layering of different types of lighting fixtures and flooring represents the different stages of life, emphasizing the concept.

Textured Lounge Chair Wallcovering on Lab Wall

Embeded Shaw Contract Carpet Non-slip LVT

RESERVOIR ASSISTED LIVING

DESIGN REMARKS

Equipped with a full service kitchen and a variety of seating accommodates and promotes community between the guest, staff, and most importantly the residents. Ceiling and walls display layers of lighting in the space and are dimmable for different times of day and or events to satisfy the residents.

LVT Anti-Slip Tile

Wooden Slats on Wall & Ceiling for Texture

Anti-Microbial Lounge Seating Contrasted Blue Island Tile

RESERVOIR ASSISTED LIVING

DESIGN REMARKS

Layered floor and wall finish types tie in the concept while providing residents a soft carpet surrounding the bed. An abundance of storage space is available as well as clear access to the ADA restroom and suite entrance/exit.

Leather Built-In Headboard for Support

Marbled LVT Flooring

Anti-Microbial Lounge Chair

Wood for Built-In Storage

TECHNICAL FIRE RATED PARTITIONS

DOOR DETAILING

TECHNICAL

FIRE RATED PARTITIONS

DOOR DETAILING

CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY

FURNITURE DESIGN

PHOTOGRAPY

VIEWS: TOWN & CAMPUS

FURNITURE DESIGN

“THE LONDON”

CONCEPT

The London Bridge today looks quite different from the original London Bridge. “The London” shows a few aspects from both bridges and uses simplicity as well as maximalism all in one design piece.

When the simple wood/steel laminate pieces meet the assortment of slats, “The London” is created.

AUTOCAD DRAWINGS

3D MODEL

FORMICA MATERIALS

FURNITURE DESIGN

THE QUEEN BOX AND EVERGREEN CHAIR

I hope you enjoyed the collection of works from my undergraduate studies in Interior Design at Mississippi State University THANK YOU, Adria

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