JESSICA ANDERSEN Educational Design Portfolio
JESSICA ANDERSEN 1507 Pershing Drive. Apt. A, San Francisco, CA 94129 641-204-1989 andersenjess16@gmail.com
References Angela Sarmiento Owner Urban Chalet p: 415.819.4956
Michelle Granelli Owner Urban Chalet p: 805.280.8198
McKenzie Cornilsen Product Manager Maxon Furniture e: cornilsenm@gmail.com
Julie Arnold Supervisor Iowa State University p: 515.295.0103
Education
Work Experience
Iowa State University
Urban Chalet
BFA Interior Design
Design Assistant Aug 2018 - Jan 2019
CIDA accredited
Assisted in project design development through site measurements and documentation, space planning, furniture plans, visual design packages and product sourcing. Created preliminary and final budgets, ordered furniture and accessories for projects, and organized vendor deliveries and installations. Processed and filed purchase orders to assist in budget reconciliations. Attended weekly staff meetings, rep presentations, and client meetings as needed.
Skills
Office Environments Designer Feb 2018 - Aug 2018
Personal » » » »
Detail oriented Adaptable Inquisitive Open communicator
Design » » » »
Design boards Rendering Space planning Problem solving
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CET Designer CAP 20-20 InDesign Photoshop
Technical » » » »
AutoCAD Revit Sketchup GIZA
Assisted salesperson by creating space plans, presentations, renderings, engineering drawings and installation drawings for projects ranging in healthcare, education, government, and commercial spaces. Assisted salesperson in finish selections and attended and participated in client meetings. Attended monthly design and training presentations on new Steelcase products, as well as attended design rep presentations and weekly team meetings. Engaged in vendor communication to source products and quote pricing.
Maxon Furniture Design Application Specialist June 2017 - Feb 2018 Responsible for space planning, finish selections and creating renderings for all design projects submitted in the Northeast United States. Communicated daily with Dealer Sales Representatives across the country to assist with project development.
Iowa State University Office Assistant Aug 2013 - May 2017 Answered phones, greeted walk in students and families, processed check payments, filing, data entry and other general office work.
Table of Contents
Retail pg. 5
Education pg. 11
Healthcare pg. 21
Residential pg. 31
RETAIL
Project Description
This collaborative project tasked groups of two to work with a local clothing design student to design a retail space to showcase their current clothing line. Designers will be working with an existing building located in Rome, Italy and will gather information regarding the site from students studying in the area.
La Corona Del Mare
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Concept Statement
Using the sun to influence the design will achieve color, texture, and proportion. Walls are bright white to emphasize tropical elements of the La Corona Del Mare line. Modern and neutral displays will be implemented to display the merchandise without shifting focus and allow for flexibility of the store for future clothing lines. Proportion will be achieved by transitioning from an expansive space on the ain level to intimate spaces in the lower level. The consumer will feel pampered, bold, and as big as the sun while shopping and getting thier clothes altered at LCDM.
La Corona Del Mare Line
Exterior
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Main Level
Section 1
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Floor Plan
Main Level Reflected Ceiling Plan
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Alteration reception
Waiting Room
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Preview Workroom
Lower Level
Reflected Ceiling Plan
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EDUCATION Project Descripition
This collaborative project tasked the students in each 8-10 person group with conducting research ont he areas in the College Of Design at Iowa State University and designing renovation plans for two of the five floors. These design solutions should promote collaboration among design disciplines, provide flexibility through spatial accomodations, create an inspiring space that will encourage growth and diversity, compose a place of well-being and prosperity through the use of natural luxuries, and cater to the desires and needs of the design community and culture.
College of Design, Iowa State Rennovation Concept Statement
The College of Design is a home to students and faculty of all disciplines and backgrounds, and should provide for the needs and desires of this culture. Our goal is for students to experience the College of Design as a place of interlocking concepts, forms, and ideas that invoke collaboration and blend the design disciplines. Multi-functional work areas will allow students to work together both in and outside of the studio. A variation of zones and spaces within the building will stimulate users and provide fresh inspiration for the design process. The integration of natural luxuries such as daylight will strengthen users’ health and well-being. These elements of collaboration, flexibility, and inspiration will remain with them beyond their experiences in the College of Design.
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Administrative Services
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Student Services
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Main Level
Main Level Reflected Ceiling Plan
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Cafe
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Atrium
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Third Floor
Third Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
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Offices
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Studios
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HEALTHCARE
Project Description
This collaborative project tasked groups of two students to create a senior care living facility in the Panama Pacifico and of Panama City, Panama. This newly developed area will be home to the senior care living facility. This small-scale project should allow for four, intimate and engaging households that provide 8-12 resident rooms and one collaborative community center ont he site. All rooms and buildings will be ADA compliant and provide a warm and home-like atmosphere for residents.
Pacifico Point
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Concept Statement
At Pacifico Point, residents can enjoy coming home to a warm, bright, and comforting space. Residents are welcomed into households and the community house with warm wood tile flooring, bright walls, and vaulted ceilings with contrasting dark wood beams to draw the eyes upward and accentuate valued ceilings. Entryways and hallways continue the warm wood tile while using neutral tones of brown alongside pops of orange, yellow, and blue to guide residents into spaces. Resident rooms provide intimate entrances with lowered ceilings, a comforting blue and orange color pallete, and engaging bed design.
Site Plan
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Household Entrance
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Household Floor Plan
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Household Dining
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Household Reflected Ceiling Plan
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Household Bedrooms
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Community Center
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Community Center Cafe/Entry
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Community Center Reflected Ceiling Plan
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RESIDENTIAL
Project Description
Designing an apartment in a high rise residential building for the Bouwer Family of three in the traditionally industrial Pearl District of Portland, Oregon. Jennifer and Max Bouwer are married and have one 5-year old son. Jennifer works as a conservation scientist and Max works for the government to regulate envirnmental policies. The bouwer family enjoys leading a “green� life and they enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in their spare time.
PORTLAND APARTMENT
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Concept Statement
Situated in the heart of the Pearl District of Portland, I will build off the existing industrial finishes and add in warm finishes to create an inviting space. Finishes will be contrasting to help with depth perception problems and an open floor plan will be used to assist with hearing difficulties.
Entry
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Floorplan
Reflected Celing Plan
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Living Room
Elevation A
Elevation B
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Master Bedroom
Section 1
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Child’s Room
Section 2
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Drawing/Sketching
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Model Making
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Thank you.