a n d r e a s h o n e / interior design portfolio /
-Frank Lloyd Wright
/ Andrea Shone / I have always been drawn to precision, aesthetics, and finding creative solutions to problems. Interior design embodies all of the above and so much more. As designers, we have the ability to create something from nothing. From as far back as I can remember, I’ve had a desire to pick up new hobbies and make things my own. This creative desire stems from my motivated personality and my belief that you can do anything you set out to do. My goal in design is to ensure that my creations are unique and are presented in a way that is direct and comprehensible.
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Introduction
“Form follows function - that has been misunderstood. Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union.”
Contact: Email: ads15c@acu.edu Address: 626 E. North 18th St. Abilene, Tx, 79601 Phone: 817.933.3840
Technical Skills:
Personal Skills:
Photoshop SketchUp AutoCAD Revit InDesign Illustrator Hand Rendering Microsoft Office
Education:
Adaptable Communication Quick Learner Efficient Organized Encourager Motivated Detail Oriented
Experience:
Abilene Christian University / Abilene, TX Bachelor of Science: Interior Design Minor: Business Associate of Art: Architecture GPA: 3.9 Graduation: May 9, 2020
Honors: Dean’s Honor Roll / 2016-2019 ACU Presidential Scholar / 2016-2020 Robert & Mary Ann Hall Interior Design Scholarship / 2017-2019 Alpha Chi National College Honor Society
Thiel & Theil Intern / Colleyville, Tx / May 2019 - August 2019 multifamily and hospitality design, specification writing, pricing materials, ff&e, communication with vendors, cut sheets, helped with installations E4h Architecture Intern / Arlington, Tx / June 2017 - August 2017 healthcare design, library maitenance, finish boards, communication with vendors, redlining plans and elevations, finish schedules, material and fixture selections Library Table Design for ACU / Abilene, Tx / Spring 2018 entered a competition to design a twelve person table for the library, my design was chosen, made constuction documents with dimensions
Extracurricular: Graphic Design & Advertising / Midnight Worship Student Organization
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corporate
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restaurant
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internation
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healthcare
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design/con
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WeThink. corporate office Objective: WeThink. is a consulting company that uses creativity in order to brand products for success. The partners have requested a conceptual design and space plan for their future offices. They have leased one-fourth of a floor in a twenty-two story building and they need a design that fits the needs of both the clients and the employees.
Location: Los Angeles, California
Inspiration: Industial style, coffee shops, working remotely
Concept: My concept “made to order� came about by combining a need for personalized workstations and the inspiration of coffee shops. My goal for this design was to create a personalized space with a variety of options for collaboration and private working. Research on the growing popularity of coworking and working remotely had a heavy influence on my design in terms of atmosphere and space planning.
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brand specialists
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h i g h tow e r n e s t lo u n g e
t r u e fo r m co n c r e t e
s t e e lc a s e e.e. desk
m o h aw k g r o u p carpet tile
anzea v i n y l fa b r i c
h i g h tow e r f low e r ta b l e
CO R O N A D O brick
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co l l a b r o o m s
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are important because they allow for space where groups can work together and brainstorm ideas. WeThink. is a branding company, which means creative collaboration is an integral element of daily work. Diverse seating options in this room provide variety and the windows bring in tons of natural light which boosts energy and prductivity levels.
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file room
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hearth
T h e h e a rt h
serves as the communal area of the office. Community and a casual work atmosphere were a big part of this design, so creating the floor plan around a cental, public space was important. The dropped ceiling with diagonal wood detailing distinguishes the hearth from the rest of the floor and brings warmth to the space. There is full circulation around the island making the space easily accessible.
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Jiao Noodl restaurant Objective: Given a location and a food type, design and brand a restaurant for both tourists and locals to enjoy.
Location: Shanghai, China
Inspiration: Yin and Yang symbol, nature, city lights of Shanghai
Concept: My concept was inspired by the ancient Chinese symbol of the Yin and Yang-where opposites come together to create unity. I contrasted elements like night and day as well as natural and artificial to bring a nature-filled yet ambient atmosphere to my design. Lighting choices and combining materials such as concrete, brick, tile, wood, and marble emphasize the idea of unity achieved through diversity. My goal for this project was to create an atomsphere that is casual and natural during the day, while being rich and ambient at night.
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attracts people and serves to make a memorable impression on customers. It is one of the ways to distinguish yourself from other competitors and make your restaurant stand out. The lettering for my design was inspired by bamboo stalks and the design as a whole was inspired by the food type I was assigned. Jiao is short for Jiaozi which means dumplings in Chinese. This brought about the name: Jiao Noodl.
order counter
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knoll textiles fa b r i c
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a rt i s t i c t i l e t i l e f lo o r
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the dining areas
were designed with variety in mind. There are 4 tops and banquette seating, which hold bigger groups of people, while 2 tops and bar style-seating are more suitable for individual use. The feature wood details in the rendering reflect the structure of a tree in an artificial way. The sconces by the bar seats give an ambience to the restaurant. The colors and materials are representative of nature and chinese culture, adding a richness to the atmosphere.
RICH BRILLIANT WILLING / R A D I E N T S CO N C E
H I G H TOW E R / O R I E N T P E N DA N T
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lighting
is an important element of design, and this design especially because it helps emphasize my concept by creating two contrasting atmospheres. The central skylight brings in a ton of natural light during the day and transitions into a reflective, mirror like glass at night. This, along with other pendants and recessed lighting aid in creating both a casual atmosphere during the day and a rich, ambient atmosphere at night.
LIGHTING KEY RECESSED
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T R AC K L I G H T I N G
R e s i d é n c i a d e Ve ï n s international residence Objective: Design a modern international residence under 2500 square feet that abides to the building codes of that area. Gain a basic understanding of construction systems and architectural features through drawings and 3D models.
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Inspiration: Traditional spanish-style features, modern architecture, nature, location
Concept: The Catalan phrase, Residéncia de Veïns, translates to neighborhood residence in English. My concept centered around the climate of Barcelona where yearly temperatures average from 41-84 degrees. This climate inspired me to design a residence that unifies outdoor and indoor living. Another goal of mine was to fuse features of traditional spanish style with modern architecture.
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site
research is important to consider for the purpose of determining square footage and designing a structure that will fit into the area. Another important aspect in choosing a site is sun orientation. Knowing this helps deside where the fenestration will be most effective.
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floor plans
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architecture, fixtures, and furniture all come together to make this living space. The spiral staircase with windows following the direction of the stairs was inspired by traditional spanish design. The many windows support my concept, creating unity between interior and exterior spaces.
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entry / living room
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Hendrick Oncology healthcare Objective: Redesign the current oncology center for local hospital, Hendrick, making it more efficient and inviting for the patients, family members, and staff. Collect industry research and conduct interviews to figure out the best strategy for redesign.
Location: Abilene, Texas
Inspiration: Sunlight, nature, linear elements, hospitality
Concept: My concept ‘nourishing radiance’ represents the growth and health of the patient undergoing treatment and sets the tone for an atmosphere that illuminates positivity and warmth. One of my design goals was to make sure that patients didn’t feel like they were in a hospital. A focus on hospitality helps make this hospital more comforting to the people who enter it.
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�There is one thing which gives radiance to everything. It is the idea of something around the corner.� -Gilbert K. Chesterton
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momentum fa b r i c
lo u i s p o u l s e n c i r c a p e n da n t
w i l s o n a rt l a m i n at e
da lt i l e wa l l t i l e
h i g h tow e r h a p py c h a i r
porcelanosa wa l l t i l e
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space planning
level one
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infusion
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an area of services. It is meant to be very public and open. A section of the plan is designated to patient exam and consultation rooms, but the rest is made accessible to anyone. The floor has a circular flow to it, which eases navigation. In designing this level, I wanted to make it feel like a hotel lobby experience with ammenities like a café, chapel, gift shop, healing garden and a variety of waiting spaces.
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LAB
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was designed to be more private than the first floor. Patients receive infusions on this floor and some stay over night in the inpatient rooms. The infusion center is located in close proximity to the elevators to accomodate fatigued patients after treatment. Family lounges and waiting ares were designed to feel as if they are waiting in a hotel lobby, distrating the mind from the fact that they are in a hospital.
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café
the café
is a space where family members and friends of patients can come and grab food or drinks. There is counter seating, lounge seating, high tables, four-tops, and custom banquette seating. It is inspired by coffee shop and restaurant atmospheres. Unlike most hospitals, this café is very trendy and serves as a complete escape from the rest of the hospital. Natural light fills the space during the day through the floor to ceiling windows. Seamless flooring transitions between laminate and tile add character to the space and distingush different areas within the café.
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is where oncology patients come for chemo infusions. When designing the insusion stations, both privacy and community are things to consider. The pony walls combined with the slatted wood wall features allow the nurses visibility of each patient, while also providing privacy. The windows encompassing the space bring more warmth in along with a view of nature.
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infusion
the infusion center
Furniture design/construction Objective: Design a furniture series for the purpose of becoming familiar with ergonomics and to better understand how the furnishings we put in our designs are constructed.
Inspiration: Mid-century modern style, liner forms
Process: The process for this project began with inspiration sketches, which turned into final sketches. Next, I drew out my sketch in AutoCAD and used a CNC router to cut out all the pieces. Wood glue was used to join the pieces of plywood together. For the final drawings, I combined plans and elevations from AutoCAD with a perspective done in SketchUp.
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side view
front view
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Photography study abroad Traveling
is one of my biggest passions. Over the summer of 2018, I studied abroad in Europe. While I was there, I took a black and white photography class. Photography has helped me look at the world with a new perspective- capturing moments that I normally wouldn’t. Here are some of my photos from this seven week trip that I was able to capture.
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lo n d o n , england
Street artist painting figures on Millennium Bridge.
paris, france
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Rome, Italy
Rome Police standing watch at the Trevi Fountain.
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oxford, england
The Oxford Museum of Natural History interior view.
london, england The British Museum.
paris, france
Interior view of the Louvre statue gallery filled with natural light and nature.
paris, france
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Viewport entrance to the famous Louvre.
cinque terra, Italy
View of Manarola- one of the five districts located on the coast of Italy.
Oxford, england
Walking down the streets of Oxford, admiring the simple beauty.
avebury, england
The countryside of England that holds rocks from ages ago and sheep wandering the rolling hills.
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Contact / Andrea Shone /
Email: ads15c@acu.edu Phone: 817.933.3840
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