Alexis Cordova - Interior Design Portfolio 2021

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ABOUT ME

Growing up in a small town, I learned that your surroundings can bring comfort and carry lifelong memories. Because of this, I look at design as an outlet that allows me to change lives and spark inspiration in others. My experience in facilities design at my university has fueled my passion for reviving and reimagining public spaces. I will continue to use this passion to stay on the cutting-edge of design and to create spaces that inspire positive change.

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PERSONAL WEBSITE


PROJECTS

01.

CORPORATE | 301 INC.

02.

HEALTHCARE | UWSP WELLNESS CENTER

03.

RESIDENTIAL | TINY HOUSE

04.

INTERNSHIP

| UWSP FACILITIES DESIGN


01.

301 INC.

A Division of General Mills IA 417 - Fall 2019 6,800 SQ FT

PROJECT OVERVIEW:

General Mills has decided to develop an Innovation Center dedicated to development and branding of emerging food brands. This Innovation Center will be located adjacent to the GM headquarters in Minneapolis, Minnesota. GM is proud of their brands and heritage. This office space should reflect that with an energetic, forward-thinking approach. 301 Inc. is commissioning designers to move forward from a traditional office space business model, to an open collaborative business environment with as few private offices as possible. This Innovation Center (IC) should impress the longevity of the Minneapolis roots as well as reveal their futuristic path in the community and the world.

DESIGNERS:

Alexis Cordova and Andrew Kluck

SOFTWARE: Revit AutoCAD Photoshop



301 INC.

SPACE PLANNING

A DIVISION OF GENERAL MILLS


RENDERED FLOORPLAN

CONCEPT:

301 INC is a forward-thinking division of General Mills. With the new design of their office space, team members and patrons will be invited into a vibrant, contemporary environment. Using warm wood tones and carpet with a vibrant color theme, the space conveys a beguiling emotion. Glass walls and an open plan creates a modern and innovative space with unobstructed views. The space will ebb towards the spark of creativity, relaxed atmosphere and the pioneering of General Mills.


CUSTOM RECEPTION

CAMBRIA SKYE

CAMBRIA BRITTANICCA

CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK ENGINEERED HARDWOOD


REFLECTED CEILING PLAN


CUSTOM FLOORING

CARPET TILE: INTERFACE VISUAL CODE COLLECTION

CONFERENCE ROOM


EPICENTER VIEW

COLLABORATION SPACES


02.

UWSP WELLNESS CENTER IA 418 - SPRING 2020 133,097 SQ FT

PROJECT OVERVIEW:

The UWSP campus is in need of a new multi-faceted building which will house facilities for childcare, health services, and recreational spaces. The needs of this new facility will be determined by studying what is lacking from the existing spaces on campus. Wellness features must be included throughout, as well as code considerations. Site planning and building layout will be determined based on sustainability factors and existing features on campus.

DESIGNERS:

Alexis Cordova

SOFTWARE: Revit AutoCAD Photoshop



UWSP WELLNESS CENTER

Health Services

Recreation Center

Childcare Center

31077 Sq. Ft.

86,940 Sq. Ft.

15,080 Sq. Ft.

- Lounge/Lobby

- Shared Public Space

- Support Area

- Fitness Areas

- Classrooms

- Recreational Gymnasium

- Outdoor Play

- Student Health Services - Counseling

- Outdoor Adventures

- Testing Center - Shared Support Spaces

- User Support - Recreation Administration

SPACE ADJACENCY MATRIX HEALTH SERVICES Occupancy SHARED PUBLIC SPACE Type: A, B Occupancy Type: A, B Codes:

Max Occupancy: 430

STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES

Occupancy Type: E

COUNSELING/ CONSULTATION

Max Occupancy:428

Max Occupancy: 5,450 TESTING CENTER

SHARED SUPPORT SPACES RECREATION CENTER

SHARED PUBLIC SPACES FITNESS AREAS RECREATIONAL GYMNASIUM OUTDOOR ADVENTURES USER SUPPORT RECREATION ADMINISTRATION

CHILDCARE CENTER

SUPPORT AREAS CLASSROOMS OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND

BUILDING NEEDS

Public Semi-public Private Adjacent Semi-adjacent No adjacency


SITE PLANNING CONCEPT:

The main goal of this wellness center is to provide a welcoming and tranquil atmosphere centered around the health of all UWSP students and employees. By incorporating design features inspired by the 7 dimensions of wellness, this facility truly focuses on the mind, body, and spirit. These three pillars of wellness are what inspired the triangular form used throughout the design. This creates a dynamic and energetic atmosphere, which is balanced by curved elements and a neutral color pallet.

7 DIMENSION OF WELLNESS

WATER

FITNESS

COMFORT AIR

LIGHT

MIND

NOURISHMENT


FOCAL AREA: RECREATION

RESTROOM W

RESTROOM M

FITNESS CENTER

ELEV COURTYARD

MECH

FOOD PREP CAFE

LOUNGE

CLASSROOM EQUIPMENT REPAIR

TRIP PLANNING

RETAIL EQUIPMENT RENTAL


LUXURY VINYL TILE

GEOMETRIC UPHOLSTERY

GOLDEN UPHOLSTERY

LOUNGE

LIGHT OAK LAMINATE


CAFE

WHITE SUBWAY TILE

CAMBRIA QUARTZ

CERAMIC ACCENT TILE

LUXURY VINYL TILE


RESTROOM W

RESTROOM M

COURTYARD INTERIOR

FITNESS CENTER

Green Space ELEV COURTYARD

MECH

Seating FOOD PREP CAFE

LAUNDRY

Water Fountain Garden Space

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LOUNGE

CLASSROOM

EQUIPMENT REPAIR

TRIP PLANNING

COURTYARD

STORAGE RETAIL EQUIPMENT RENTAL


03.

Tiny House IA 217 - FALL 2018 600 SQ. FT.

PROJECT OVERVIEW:

This tiny house was designed to address a social issue impacting the world today. Tiny homes are a solution to many problems including affordability, space, and fast-track construction. To be considered a tiny house, the living space must stay between 300-600 square feet. Codes, sustainability, and functionality should be major considerations.

DESIGNERS:

Alexis Cordova

SOFTWARE: AutoCAD Photoshop



TINY HOUSE CONCEPT: Inspired by the recent California wildfires, this house was constructed to not only resemble flames and smoke, but also to withstand it. The concrete exterior and durable materials make it an ideal dwelling in warm, dry climates. The combination of metal, glass, and concrete represent the strength and power that fire possesses. These industrial finishes are balanced by vibrant, nature inspired colors and wood tones which reflect the balance between man and nature.

N WASHER/ DRYER

BATHROOM

CLOSET

REF.

LOFT

1 A6

RANGE

KITCHEN DW

M5

SINK

OPEN TO BELOW LIVING

1

FURNITURE PLAN 1/4"=1'

2

LOFT FURNITURE PLAN 1/4"=1'


SUSTAINABILITY

PASSIVE COOLING

SUN PATH N

S

BUILDING SECTION


LOFT

STEEL GRAY UPHOLSTERY

BAMBOO PLANK FLOORING

CONCRETE FORM

WOOD VINEER WALLPAPER


PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

KITCHEN LAYOUT

OVER THE RANGE MICROWAVE

SW VOGUE GREEN NAME: ALEXIS CORDOVA DATE: 11/21/2018 CLASS: IA 217 - SECTION 2

OVERHEAD OPEN SHELVING

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PROJECT: TINY HOUSE

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

RANGE

SINK

KITCHEN

SW CONFIDENT YELLOW


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UWSP FACILITIES PLANNING June 2019 - June 2021 OVERVIEW:

During my Facilities Planing internship, I had the opportunity to assist in the design of a variety of spaces on the UW-Stevens Point campus. I gained experience in many areas of interior design including education, corporate, recreation, event spaces, furniture, and material selection. This hands-on experience allowed me to grow as a designer in a professional, fast-paced environment.

SELECTED PROJECTS:

UWSP Welcome Center Doctor of Physical therapy Department Champion’s Hall Corridor Seating Champion’s Hall Golf Simulation Room

SOFTWARE: AutoCAD SketchUp Photoshop



UWSP Welcome Center PROJECT: The new UWSP Welcome Center needed to embody the history, beliefs, and goals of UWSP. New finishes, furniture and custom design features were selected to transform the existing chapel into a cohesive space on campus. Branding was adressed with the use of Pointer purple and gold, while teal accents symbolize Stevens Points innovation in technology. Eco-friendly materials are used throughout to represent the sustainability initiatives on campus. This combination of design elements creates an inviting and energetic space to welcome future students. BEFORE TOUR LAUNCH ROOM

DESIGNERS: Alexis Cordova, Halle Laverdure, Bailey Smith, Layne Leege


FOUNDATION MEETING ROOM

RECEPTION GREEN ESKRITT LOUNGE

Carpet Tile- Smoke

Carpet Tile- Iris


UWSP Physical Therapy Department BEFORE

3" 6'-316

1'-2"

1'-2"

7' 3'

4"

PHYSICAL THERAPY CLASSROOM

PROJECT: The new Doctor of Physical Therapy Department needed to convey an innovative and professional healthcare setting. This 4" multi-year project consisted of 6 classrooms, 12 offices, corridors, and the 3'-6" main department office. I 2" assisted in many aspects 2'-6" including furniture selection, finishes, electrical layouts, lighting, and custom storage designs. DESIGNERS: Alexis Cordova

7'-6"

20" depth built in

15" depth upper cabinets 1" 52 7'-3" 1'-8"

3'

1'-6"

3'-4"

28" depth

2'

1'-10"

1'-2" 1'-2" 8"

1" 3'-42

3'-2" 17'-3" 21'-11"

CUSTOM STORAGE ELEVATION


LUXURY VINYL PLANK

LIGHT OAK LAMINATE

RUBBER FLOORING`

RUBBER FLOORING

MOCK HOSPITAL CLASSROOM


Champion’s Hall Corridor Seating PROJECT: The goal of this project was to provide seating for the main corridor of UWSP’s recreation center. This will meet the needs of visiting athletes and parents looking for a space to relax between performances. SKILLS: SketchUp AutoCAD Space planning Material selection Furniture selection

DARK WOOD LAMINATE

GRAY POLYURETHANE UPHOLSTERY


PROJECT: The goal for this project was to transform an existing racquet ball court into a multi-use area for the UWSP women’s golf team. This space required a new golf simulator, putting area, lounge, and locker space. Overall, this design needed to be exciting and energetic with the hopes of bringing new life to Champion’s Hall and drawing students in from all over campus to enjoy. SKILLS: Space planning Material Selection

SW GOLDFINCH

SW FULLY PURPLE

Champion’s Hall Golf Simulation Room


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