A A ALEXIA ARCHBOLD
A A INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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EDUCATION
WORK EXPERIENCE
The University of Southern Mississippi Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Design, May 2020 Hattiesburg, MS GPA: 3.78 | CIDA + NASAD accredited
Interior Design Intern Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System Biloxi, MS | Summer 2019 Completed work orders through Maximo software Field measured new renovation and swing spaces Designed spaces with furniture using Revit and AutoCAD Selected materials and textiles for renovation projects
Pearl River Community College Associate of Arts Arts, May 2016 Poplarville, MS
HONORS Gold Award for Portfolio in 2020 ASID South Central Student Competition Silver Award for Computer Generated Rendering in 2020 ASID South Central Student Competition 1st Place Exterior Design for Student Competition located in BELLEGRASS Neighborhood in Hattiesburg, MS 2019 Interior Elements Schloarship
Sales Associate Fly Boutique and Merle Norman Picayune, MS | Fall 2012-Summer 2018 Stocked inventory in both retail and makeup Conducted merchandise orders of reorders and new orders Assisted makeup consultations when asked from customers Created branding Designed T-shirt designs Seasonal Sales Associate Victoria’s Secret & PINK Slidell, LA | Winter 2017-Winter 2018 Worked in cash wrap checking out customers Assisted in floorsets, beauty designs and restocking
Top 15% of Senior Class at USM Intern Gallery Church Manhattan, NY | Summer 2016 Designed Sunday School lesson plans for children Setup room design for morning worship Filed church paperwork via Excel
INVOLVEMENT ASID Treasurer US Green Building Council Southern Miss Student Constructors Organization CEU/CSI Building Tile Specifications Certified
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CEU/CSI Large Format Tile Install Certified
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CEU/CSI Tile Install Products Certified Humane Society Volunteer MSU Phi Mu Fraternity MSU SA Film Committee String of Pearls Dance Team
RELATED COURSES Design I & II Contract I & II Residential I & II Construction Documents Drawing I & II Environments for Special Needs Hand Rendering History of Interiors I & II Materials, Treatments, Resources 3D CAD AutoCAD Digital Design Career/Portfolio Development
CONTENTS HOSPITALITY
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COMMERCIAL
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RESIDENTIAL RETAIL
HAND RENDERING ARTWORK
HOSPITALITY
lobby bar view
LOCATION: LODO, DENVER, CO
LARIMER HOTEL
SENIOR YEAR: FALL SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 18,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 14 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design a boutique hotel in a turn of the century warehouse district called Lodo located in downtown Denver, Colorado. The design was expected to embody the culture of the district while reflecting strong connection with the research developed about the history of the location. The exterior shell of the building was the only element of the design that was given. The program required the hotel to include a lobby, grab & go, a back of house, a restaurant with an adjacent courtyard, a retail shop, an ADA accessible guest suite, and a king sized guest suite.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Programming, Preliminary Sketching, Branding, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Wayfinding, Revit Drawings, 3D Modeling, Color Renderings, Presentation Booklet, Finish Boards
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HOTEL LOBBY FLOOR PLAN
HOTEL LOGO DEVELOPMENT
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concept statement Larimer Hotel is located in the LoDo community of downtown Denver, Colorado. The execution is to design an environment that envelopes the background of William Larimer Jr., who was a great part of the development of Denver. Throughout the past there were many different experiences that will be reflected subliminally in the design, such as contemporary wheel designs, dark wood tones and leathers to feel a sense of masculinity. This design will offer a various range of spaces and activities that will bring in the community of Lower Downtown Denver today, as well as promote a sense of community of the past.
lobby view
REception pods view
PODS ELEVATION
king suite floor plan RENDERING ELEVATIONS
king suite view
kitchenette elevation
headboard elevation
ADA Guidelines A
A 304.3.1: CIRCULAR TURNING SPACE- A turning circle with 60” min diameD
ter is provided.
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B 307.2: PROTRUSION LIMITS- Objects mounted between 27” and 80” high shall not protrude more than 4” max into the circulation path, except handrails, which may prorude 4.5”.
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C 403.5.1: CLEAR WIDTH (ACCESSIBLE ROUTE)- Accessible routes shall have 36” min clear width.
D 404.2.4.1: MANEUVERING CLEARANCES (DOORS)- Swinging doors shall have an 18” min width clear space on the pull side of the door and a 12” min width clear space on the push side of the door, measuring from the latch side along the wall.
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E 603.2.3: DOOR SWING- Door swings must not overlap designated clear spaces. They may, however, overlap turning spaces.
F 604.2: WATER CLOSET LOCATION- The centerline of the water closet must be 16-18” from the side wall.
desk elevation
G 604.4: SEAT HEIGHT- The seat of the water closet shall be 17-19” AFF. H 606.2: CLEAR FLOOR SPACE (LAVATORY)- A clear floor space of 30” min width and 48” min depth, positioned for a forward approach, shall be provided.
I 606.3: LAVATORY HEIGHT- The lavatory shall be 34” max AFF. J 608.2.2: STANDARD ROLL-IN TYPE SHOWER COMPARTMENT- Standard roll-in type shower compartments shall be 30” min width by 60” min depth with a 60” min wide entry.
K 806.2.3: SLEEPING AREAS- At least one sleeping area shall provide a 30” wide and 48” deep clear space on both sides of the bed, positioned for parallel approach to the bed. EXCEPTION: Where a single 30” wide and 48” deep clear space positioned for parallel approach is provided between two beds, a clear floor or ground space shall not be required on both sides of a bed.
material selections headboard elevation
kitchenette elevation
material selections
restaurant bar view
LOCATION: THE LARIMER HOTEL SENIOR YEAR: FALL SEMESTER
FER
STEAKHOUSE
PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 4,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 14 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design a boutique hotel in a turn of the century warehouse district called Lodo located in downtown Denver, Colorado. The design was expected to embody the culture of the district while reflecting strong connection with the research developed about the histroy of the location. The exterior shell of the building was the only element of the design that was given. The program required the hotel to include a lobby, grab & go, a back of house, a restaurant with an adjacent courtyard, a retail shop, an ADA accessible guest suite, and a king sized guest suite.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Programming, Preliminary Sketching, Branding, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Wayfinding, Revit Drawings, 3D Modeling, Color Renderings, Presentation Booklet, Finish Boards
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FER STEAKHOUSE
COURTYARD
concept The restaurant/bar that lies within Larimer Hotel will be named Fer Steakhouse inspired by the assortment of meats downtown Denver has a wide love for. Fer is the spelt pronunciation for the word “Fare� meaning an array of one specific type of food. In this case ladies and gentlemen, Fer will be serving would favorite choice of meat this evening. This area will be open to the lobby while having a hostess for convenience, and giving guests a casual place to dine or drink. It will be open to the public with a large courtyard bar to attract a wider audience including both locals and travelers. A large private dining will be located centrally to reserve in advance for business privacy or rehearsal celebrations. The menu will consist of a wide range of meats including charcuterie boards for causal snackers along with more filling cuisine options. Fer Steakhouse will carry the vintage yet industrial theme with tufted leather seating, steel accents along the bar, and black and white tile. Various seating options from booths to community dining tables, and smaller more intimate seating arrangements will allow individuals to choose the space that fits their comfort needs.
HOST
PRIVATE DINING
BAR
BOOTHS
HOST
WAITING
SIDEWALK SEATING
RESTAURANT INSIDE
bar elevation
material selections
private dining view
courtyard dining view
LIGHTING SELECTIONS
9' - 10 21/32"
5' - 1 3/4"
6' - 6"
5' - 11"
11' - 0"
5' - 9"
5' - 11"
8' - 11"
8' - 0"
8' - 3 23/32"
LOCATION: LAUREL, MS
AIRBNB &
ART GALLERY
JUNIOR YEAR: FALL SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 4,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 14 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design a space people will come to the gallery to hang out, to view artwork, to participate in art classes within the Studio . Traveling artists will be able to display artwork seasonally. Users may house parties or receptions in the gallery space as well. The upper floor will be utilized as a downtown Airbnb. One of the units the owner will use on some weekends when creating art in the space. The bedrooms will have kind beds with walk-in closets off of the bedroom, dining area for five, kitchen area with stove, sink, refrigerator, and dishwasher, ADA compliant restroom, and utility with washer and dryer. The gallery must include reception, seating , wet bar, and gallery walls.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Programming, Preliminary Sketching, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Revit Drawings, 3D Modeling, Presentation Construction Documents Booklet 24
first & second floor plans
Elevations & Specifications
reflected ceiling plan & schedule
sections & gallery view
commercial
reception view
LOCATION: PENNZOIL PLACE HOUSTON, TX
HIGHLINE HURST ARCHITECTURE
JUNIOR YEAR: SPRING SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 22,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 14 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design an architecture firm located on the 14th and 15th floors of the Pennzoil Place building in Houston, Texas. The design must include a collaborative open office floor plan with WELL building standards incorporated throughout.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Programming, Preliminary Sketching, Branding, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Revit Drawings, Color Renderings, Presentation Booklet, Finish Boards
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concept The Highline Hurst architectural firm, located in the Pennzoil Place in Houston, Texas, will incorporate sleek, modern office furniture in an open office layout that will be mixed with straight edges and interesting patterns based on psychological research. As a designer my driving force in this Architecture Firm Project is this mass expansion in modernism and simplicity of space that makes it efficient for all the users. I want my design to reflect sleekness and a new approach to the workforce while keeping as much nature such as light and greenery in spaces as possible. The lounges will provide an escape that incorporates leather, fake greenery ceilings, and natural woods. In Highline Hurst one will find light wood tones mixing with dark expresso tones with lighter task chairs and accessories.
gallery view through conference
goals
SUSTAINABILITY · To incorporate sustainable materials within the design · To rid of disposable products in lounge spaces and provide recyclable place settings only · To offer healthy food options within a full-sized kitchen to encourage overall health of emplyees · To take advantage of the unlimited access of natural light in space planning · To provide good indoor air quality with low VOC content in materials · To incorporate sit to stand desking
LEGEND ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATIVE/EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION/OPERATIONS DIRECT/MAJOR ADJACENCY
1
CLOSE/MINOR ADJACENCY
ARCHIVES
2
ADMIN GALLERY
COPY ROOM
RECEPTION
LARGE CONFERENCE
PRINCIPALS 4
3
MANAGER FILE ROOM SMALL CONFERENCE SERVER
FLEXIBILITY
· To provide color schemes and furniture systems that are easily movable if teams desire to change location within the building · To have an open office plan so there are more options for collaboration · To provide several quiet rooms and touch down spaces for workers to have a choice of communicating
TECHNOLOGY · To provide the latest video-conferencing technology within conference rooms · To specify chairs that were specifically designed to reflect the human back for long hours of working · To incorporate sound masking into the open office layout to assist with potential acoustic issues
LEGEND ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATIVE/EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION/OPERATIONS DIRECT/MAJOR ADJACENCY CLOSE/MINOR ADJACENCY
COPY/ PRINT
GYM TEAM E
SERVER
NORTH COFFEE LOUNGE
TEAM A
COMMUNITY WOMENS RESTROOM
ELEVATORS
INTERIORS LIB
QUIET ROOMS TEAM D
MOTHER NICHE TEAM C
TEAM B
· To create an open office layout within the teams to encourage collaboration and community · To provide a large community table within close areas for coworkers to step away from their work and build relationships within the firm · To bring opportunities, such as a gym, for conversation and relationship building opportunities
14th floor - floor plan & furniture
MANAGER
KITCHENETTE GALLERY
LOUNGE
SMALL CONFERENCE
ADMINS SERVER ARCHIVES
PLOT/PRINT
LOUNGE
RECEPTION
LARGE CONFERENCE
PRINCIPAL
FILE
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
lighting & electrical plan
15th floor - floor plan & furniture NORTH COFFEE LOUNGE GYM
CONFERENCE LOCKERS
CONFERENCE
LOUNGE COLLAB
TEAM A
TEAM E SERVER DISPLAY PLOT/PRINT GYM HOT DESK
QUIET ROOMS
INTERIOR’S LIBRARY COLLAB HOT DESK
MOTHER’S NICHE TEAM D CONFERENCE COLLAB CONFERENCE
TEAM B
TEAM C
CONFERENCE LOUNGE
lighting & electrical plan
north coffee lounge view
gym hot desk view
team e view
TEAM E ELEVATION
NORTH COFFEE LOUNGE ELEVATION
PRINCIPAL OFFICE ELEVATION
quiet rooms view
LOCATION: STARKVILLE, MS
awaken adult literacy center
SOPHOMORE YEAR: FALL SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 5,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 14 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design an adult literacy center that adheres to adult learning, wayfinding, and ADA compliances. The center should have two entrances for adults to have options if embarrassed. The center should also house a cafe, restrooms, flexible computer room, collaborative learning room, conferences, and staff offices.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Programming, Wayfinding, Preliminary Sketching, Branding, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, SketchUp Drawings, SketchUp WalkThroughs, Color Renderings, Presentation Booklet, Finish Boards
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criteria matrix
concept To design an environment which awakens lives by using research and developing a space that completely revolves around adult education. Adults from a wide range of life situations and backgrounds will come together to learn, study, work, relax and communicate in harmony. The design will promote a sense of rebirth and focus by providing modern opportunities to bring in illiterate adults and send out knowledgeable successors.
relationship diagram
branding diagram
Floor plan
AXONOMETRIC VIEW
AXONOMETRIC VIEW
ELEVATIONS & FURNITURE
PERSPECTIVES
reception view
LOCATION: STARKVILLE, MS
SMARTBUNCH OFFICE SPACE
SOPHMORE YEAR: SPRING SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: PARTNER SQUARE FOOTAGE: 2,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 14 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design an office space for an upcoming new business starting out in Starkville, MS. The space needs a conference area, office, storage, reception, and restroom for clientele. The branding should be reflected throughout the design.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Programming, Preliminary Sketching, Branding, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Revit Drawings, Color Renderings, Presentation Booklet, Finish Boards
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reception view
Floor plan & reflected ceiling plan 12' - 7"
Room Legend CONFERENCE OFFICE
5' - 2 1/2"
RECEPTION A104
2
OFFICE
RESTROOM
154 SF
STORAGE
8' - 7 1/4"
8' - 6 3/4"
4' - 9 1/2"
8
A104
7
48 SF
3 12' - 2"
140 SF
RECEPTION Redundant Room COLORED SPACE FLOOR PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"
5
6
A104
CONFERENCE
1
A104 7' - 2 1/4"
RESTROOM
1
8' - 5 1/4"
4 10' - 6 1/2"
A104
STORAGE 55 SF
elevations 12' - 6 1/2" 12' - 11"
8' - 7 1/2"
9' - 1"
3' - 9"
5' - 9"
10' - 6"
4' - 8"
7' - 9 1/4"
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CONFERENCE ROOM ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0"
4' - 11"
2
3
OFFICE ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0"
RECEP ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0"
7' - 2 3/4"
6' - 6 1/2"
7' - 1 3/4" 6' - 7"
16' - 9 1/4"
3' - 7"
1' - 9 1/2"
4
SEATING AREA ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0"
5
4' - 9 1/4"
1' - 3 1/2"
RESTROOM 1 1/4" = 1'-0"
3' - 0"
2' - 10"
3' - 0"
1' - 1 3/4"
2' - 1 3/4"
3' - 3 1/4"
7' - 3"
9' - 4"
6
RESTROOM 2 1/4" = 1'-0"
7
RESTROOM 3 1/4" = 1'-0"
8
RESTROOM 4 1/4" = 1'-0"
seating with conference view
office view
exterior view
LOCATION: GULFPORT, MS
GULF COAST BUSINESS FURNITURE & SUPPLY CO INC.
SENIOR YEAR: WORK - REAL WORLD PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL PAID SQUARE FOOTAGE: 2,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 30 HOURS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Complete exterior rendering for the future building of the Gulf Coast Business Furniture and Supply CO INC. The renderings must include the signage being placed on the building with other specified paints, trims, and selections. The renderings must feel real life and give a sense of dimension.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Revit Drawings, Color Renderings
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LEFT view
RIGHT view
residential
MASTER BATH view
LOCATION: HATTIESBURG, MS
bellegrass subdivision selections
SENIOR YEAR: FALL SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: GROUP SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,500 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 7 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Select interior and exterior materials and finishes for a real residence in Hattiesburg, MS . This home will be sold when finished in the Bellegrass Subdivision.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Preliminary Sketching, Space Planning, Reflected Ceiling Plans, Revit Drawings, Color Renderings, Presentation Booklet, Finish Boards, Student Competition, Specification Sheets, Budgets
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MASTER CLOSETview
RENDERED KITCHEN ELEVATIONS
FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN & ELEVATIONS
CLOSET
NURSERY BATH BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM
DINING LIVING ROOM UTILITY
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PORCH
RENDERED EXTERIOR FACADE
LOCATION: HATTIESBURG, MS SENIOR YEAR: FALL SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: PARTNER
Showhouse
SQUARE FOOTAGE: 600 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 7 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Network and collaborate with local vendors to stage a $700,000 listed home on the market in the Hattiesburg area. I was assigned the master bedroom and master bathroom.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Contact Vendors, Furniture Selections, Clean House, Coordinate Furniture Installation, Stage Rooms, Plan & Host Fundraising Event
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BEFORE
BEFORE
KITCHEN
BATHROOM
GIRLS ROOM
FATHER-IN-LAW BEDROOM
FATHER-IN-LAW BATHROOM
LIVING MOTHERS ROOM
LOCATION: HATTIESBURG, MS JUNIOR YEAR: SPRING SEMESTER
habitat house
PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,200 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 4 WEEKS
DINING
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Design a home for a working artist who is a mother of a young girl and living with them is the father-in-law with growing high cholesterol. The aging problems are only getting worse and the house needs to address those problems. Include an in-home space for the father-in-law and a large living space where activities desired can be done.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Research, Space Planning, Furniture Package, AutoCAD Drawings, Color Renderings, 3D Modeling, Presentation Boards
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LOCATION: FLORIDA
WATKINS FAMILY CONDO DESIGN
JUNIOR YEAR: SPRING SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 2 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Compile a package for a high-end condo for the Watkins couple who now are retired and looking for a relaxing place to run off to. A balance of styles are reflected in the design of the condo. Hand renderings and elevations are required to further envision the space for the family.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Schematic Design, Furniture Selections, Color Hand Renderings, Presentation Boards
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LOCATION:CARRIERE. MS
LELEUX HOME
FRESHMAN YEAR: FALL SEMESTER PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,500 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 7 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Compile a package for a family home through hand drafting. The complete package shoud consist of schedules, floor plan, furniture, dimensions and elevations. Lettering, plans, and elevations should all be done with drafting tools and finished completely by hand.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Schematic Design, Furniture Selections, Hand Renderings, Hand Drafting, Dimensioning, Presentation Boards
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floor plan
furniture plan
schedules
elevations
RETAIL
LOCATION: INSIDE LARIMER HOTEL SENIOR YEAR: FALL SEMESTER
MING
PROJECT TYPE: INDIVIDUAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,000 SQ FT LENGTH OF PROJECT: 4 WEEKS
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Include a retail space of choice that connects with your branding and concept design of the hotel that was assigned. The retail space should include a perspective view that shows the mechandise. A reflected ceiling plan and floor plan with selected furniture is required.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Schematic Design, Furniture Selections, Color Renderings, Presentation Boards, Reflected Ceiling Plan, Sketches
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FLOOR PLAN
ming
WATCHES CONSULT
MANAGER
CLEANING
SEATING
concept Downtown Denver’s rich history in gold mining and the contributions William Larimer Jr had for the rush calls for the beautiful experience one will have in Ming. Beautiful jewels, both gold and silver will be for purchase in the retail shop while giving customers the atmoshpere of richness and light. The design will produce a warm, inviting atmosphere through gorgeous wallpapers, pink tones such as rose gold metal finish and gold metal tiles to further escape into an actual gold mining experience. The theme of historical relevance is carried throughout this design by remembering WIlliam Larimer Jr.’s accomplishments.
RECEP
RR
STORE ELEVATORS
HOTEL LOBBY
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
5' - 7 1/4"
5' - 7 29/32"
5' - 3"
2' - 7 13/16"
2' - 10 1/2" 0' - 0"
5' - 11 1/4"
hand rendering
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ARTWORK
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A A ALEXIA ARCHBOLD