PORTFOLIO
Ariella MJ Luke Ringling College of Art and Design
To know the purpose of design is to acknowledge the profound effect that it has on all forms of life.
HEALTHCARE
NORTH
The Concept is finding light in the darkness;
EXISTING PLAN
light is an oasis in deep space, symbolizing hope for the future when it can seem lost. Revolution of light and dark in a celestial fantasy will create a guiding harmony to support healing, wellness, and happiness. The Children’s Medical Center will be designed around the concept to bring hope to painful moments with family and staff support, natural elements, and cutting edge technology and systems. Color, value, and form will bring patients to imaginary lands where they can forget about their sicknesses. Movement in the design will encourage personal rhythm and interactive fun in an unfamiliar place.
Project Goals
* Create a fun and healing environment by designing for its specific group of users. * Consider the health, safety and welfare of the patients; ADA, HIPPA, OSHA, IBC codes. * Use green materials to increase IEQ and improve the well-being of the user. * Consider privacy, adjacencies, and easy access to supplies and patients for staff. * Introduce innovative healing techniqies using art, music, culture, nature, and pets. * Separating public and private areas with color coding and icons for way finding. * Design without time or trend, for the universal user.
Design Sketch: Lobby and Nurse Station
Perspective of Lobby and Nurse Station
Rendered Floor Plan
Childrens’ Hospital Team Project
Planning and Concept
Concept Imagery
RCP Rendered
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Providing maximum comfort with personalized temperature, lighting and music controls.
Research shows that natural lighting in a patient’s room reduces the need for pain medication by 22 percent.
The staff zone is organized to improve efficiency and staff visualization of patient and vital data, as well as reduce stress and anxiety.
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Patient Zone
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Natural Lighting 1
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Staff Zone
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Observation Window
Sound Absorbing Materials The families who visit frequently, stay longer, and are involved in patient care help improve healing times and patient well-being.
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Reducing noise in a patient’s room with sound absorbing ceilings, floors and walls improves sleep by 49 percent.
Studies show that private patient rooms, which are acuity adaptable, reduce medication errors by 67 percent.
Evidence-Based Design Features
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PATIENT CHAIR - Sittris -“PA” Easily disassembled; 86% recyclable Assists caregiver move and transfer patients
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UPHOLSTERY - Momentum - “Charade” Crypton, 74% Post-recycled content
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PRIVACY TREATMENT - Carnegie - “Allegro” Oeko-Tek Standard 100 certified; free of heavy metals
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PATIENT BED - Stryker “In Touch” Allows range of motion from horizontal to sitting position, InTouch motorized drive, sound therapy
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CHARTING CENTER details by Steelcase Wall Mount Arm Articulated keyboard tray arm with integral task light
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STOOL - Sittris “Sky Stool” Hygienic silicone upholstery
HEALTHCARE
Renewable materials Inherently antimicrobial
Private Rooms
Family Zone
FAMILY SOFA - Nemschoff -“Sleepover FLOP sofa” Low formaldehyde emissions
iSky provides a personalized experience for each patient. WORK AREA CASEWORK Nurture “Opus” 8 iSky LED Panel tiles are manufactured with density acoustic fiberglass for a > 1.0 Noise Reduction Coefficient Modular casework can be relocated or modified (N.R.C.). These panels have non-glare, matte black finish and easy to install. LINOLEUM FLOORING - Forbo Marmoleum 9
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Made from electrochromatic glass so the patient can control the level of opacity to ensure privacy yet allow staff observation when necessary.
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WINDOW SHADE - Lutron PVC free shade cloth, energy efficient motor Controllable by patient
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FAUCET, SINK, VANITY - Kohler “Touchless Faucet, Stainless Steel Sink, Tellieur Vanity, Avonite Solid Surface” Post-industrial recycled content (Avonite) Non-institutional aesthetic; infection control
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TOILET, SHOWER - Ecotech ADA Floor Mount China, Shower Head, Faucet Laminar Aerator Water conservation: 1.0 GPF / 0.33 GPM / .08 GPM
Green Innovation Health Innovation
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Perspective of Patient Room
Patient
Corridor Elevation to scale
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Nurse Substation
Patient
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Equipment Alcove
Patient Room
Childrens’ Hospital
Team Project
HEALTHCARE
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Adjustable Lighting
DESKING SYSTEM - Nuture “Opus” Modular casework can be relocated or modified with minimal destruction or construction ERGONOMIC TASK CHAIR - Sittris -“NA” Non-PVC 100% polyurethane Space for everyone—allows for Easy Upholstery is anti-microbial group meetings, Communication facilitates interdisciplinary TASK LIGHT - Cooper Lighting - “Circadian Series” LED lampcollaboration is energy efficient and durable
Positioned to reduce glare while providing adequate light for3 task
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Easy for nurses to monitor entrances and for visitors to see nurses’ station Efficient
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CORIAN COUNTERTOP - Dupont “Sandalwood” Durable: Tough and long-lasting, renewed Easy-to-clean and maintain: Smooth seamless appearance.
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LED LIGHT - Alkco -“Wayglo” Energy efficient Non-disruptive to circadian rhythms
Adjustable Lighting
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Step-in
Lighting systems and the technology Supports more involved, sitting work: be flexible“Thunder” to allow both day/night shift ELECTRONIC MARKER BOARDmust - Polyvision 4 referencing patient records, to be exposed to intermittent bright light Virtual Flipchart System documentation, phone calls, and to have sufficient illumination Converts handwritten notes to digital format ordering medication. to perform their work.
Perspective of Nurse Station Hub
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Lighting systems and the technology must be flexible to allow both day/night shift to be exposed to intermittent bright light and to have sufficient illumination to perform their work.
Supports more involved, sitting work: referencing patient records, documentation, phone calls, ordering medication.
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Lighting systems and the technology Supports more involved, sitting work: must be flexible to allow both day/night shift referencing patient records, Relationship Easy access to be exposed to intermittent bright light 4 3-D LAMINATE - Panelmax -“Ebony Picca” supports standing work: informal or documentation, phoneSpace calls,for everyone—allows for 7 Adjustable Easy and to have sufficient illumination impromptu conversations, quick documentation. ordering medication. group meetings, Recycled content Lighting Communication to perform their work. 2 1 Evidence-Based facilitates interdisciplinary Positive distraction DESKING SYSTEM - Nuture “Opus” Design Features 1 collaboration Modular casework can be relocated or modified De-centralised 3 Step-in with minimal destruction or construction Sub-stations Green Innovation TASK CHAIR - SittrisEasy -“NA”for nurses to monitor Health Innovation 2 CentralERGONOMIC Perspective of Decentralized Nurse Nook Location100% polyurethane Non-PVC entrances and for visitors Upholstery is anti-microbial 5 to see nurses’ station Curbside 7 TASK LIGHT - Cooper Lighting - “Circadian Series” 6 3 LED lamp is energy efficient and durable 4 Adjustable Positioned to reduce glare while providing adequate light for task Lighting cation 2 1 ELECTRONIC MARKER BOARD - Polyvision “Thunder” 4 Childrens’ Hospital Nurse Station 3
Step-in
Virtual Flipchart System Converts handwritten notes to digital format
Team Project
Easy for nurses to monitor
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Easy for nurses to monitor entrances and for visitors to see nurses’ station
Central Location
CORIAN COUNTERTOP - Dupont “Sandalwood”
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DESKING SYSTEM - Nuture “Opus” Modular casework can be relocated or modified with minimal destruction or construction
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ERGONOMIC TASK CHAIR - Sittris -“NA” Non-PVC 100% polyurethane Upholstery is anti-microbial
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TASK LIGHT - Cooper Lighting - “Circadian Series” LED lamp is energy efficient and durable Positioned to reduce glare while providing adequate light for task
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ELECTRONIC MARKER BOARD - Polyvision “Thunder” Virtual Flipchart System Converts handwritten notes to digital format
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CORIAN COUNTERTOP - Dupont “Sandalwood” Durable: Tough and long-lasting, renewed Easy-to-clean and maintain: Smooth seamless appearance.
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LED LIGHT - Alkco -“Wayglo” Energy efficient Non-disruptive to circadian rhythms
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3-D LAMINATE - Panelmax -“Ebony Picca” Recycled content Positive distraction Green Innovation
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HEALTHCARE Studies show when artificial lighting mimics day and night light cycles, Lighting control is more effective to accommodate needs of patients, and family, and staff.
Music & Artwork can be used and is low in cost. It is very effective and efficient in reducing perception of pain and medication use among pediatric patients.
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Perspective of Outdoor Terrace
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Personal Hope Circadian Lighting
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Design Sketch of Universal Play Area
Perspective of wish Wall
Universal Design
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Play can be used as a therapeutic tool which reduces tension, anxiety, anger, frustration among patients.
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Family Lounge Evidence-Based Design Features
Desiging for different age groups and needs of children is considered in terms of multi-level heights of counter-space, virtual technology and games use
Perspective of Universal Play Area
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Family members can provide support, emotional and verbal expression, and distraction. at the same time patients’ need privacy and the ability to control their environments.
Perspective of Universal Play Area Technology
Positive Distractions
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Childrens’ Hospital
Team Project
HOSPITALITY
The concept for this wellness retreat is energy exchange throughout the universe. Energy is the invisible force that gives life to everything on Earth. It is constantly being shared, and is therefore constantly flowing. Society today has attempted to change the natural flow of the Earth, for example, by placing restrictions in waterways and through overconsumption of resources from the Earth. Balance is a principle of the Earth and is integral to the design of MUNE retreat + community. The elements of variety, harmony, unity and rhythm will help to support the principle of natural balance. This wellness retreat will teach the mind, body and spirit how to reopen the energetic flow inside, and thus heal itself. Sustainable design is integral to this project, both in design and concept, because it also allows the flow between civilization and nature to reconnect.
Design Process Sketches: Library, Reception, Kitchen, Den
Perspective of Welcome Reception
COLOR LEGEND
Gathering Space Learning Space
Indoor Outdoor Dining Room
Food Space
Fire Patio
Indoor Outdoor Kitchen Laundry
Symbol Legend Gardens
Restrooms and Storage
Immediate Legend
Circulation Support Sleeping Quarters
M/E Mind Body Studio
Laundry
Dining
Educational
Outdoor Gathering Space
Kitchen
Fire Patio
Eating & Dining
Bedrooms
Support Areas
Bath/Shower Bedrooms
Den
Convenient Mind Body Studio
Sleeping Quarters
Crow’s Nest
Social Gathering Consider Acoustics
Important
Welcome Restroom
Computer
3D Blocking Diagram
Small Multi-Use Space
Showers Communal Kitchen Dining Room
Consider Views
Quiet Meditation
Adajcency Needs
Reception Living Room
Den
Fire Pit
Sleeping Quarters
Library
Library/Computer Lounge Computers Tiolets
Bubble Diagram
MUNE retreat + community
Large Multi-Use Space
Laundry Houekeeping
House Keeping
Consider Security
Immediate Moderate Unimportant
Garden House
Sleeping Quarters
Toilets & Storage
Consider Daylight
Library
Organic Garden
MUNE Hostel + Community
Concept and Planning
Welcome
Toilets & Showers
Toilets
Adjacency Matrix
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HOSPITALITY
Client Profile The client, Brent Hickey, has a background in graphic design with a passion for architecture. He is learning through mentors until he can return to school and get a degree to practice his passion. He has employed my design services to create a facility that he thinks will educate people about the benefits of sustainability. In addition to serving as a cleansing getaway, this facility can serve as a gathering place for community members. Ultimately, this facility will help visitors to achieve a more open mind, a happier and healthier lifestyle, and an educated respect for natural systems and resources.
Perspective Fire Patio
Sustainability Summary In the daily activities of residents and visitors, the necessities of food, water, activity, and rest will be conscious experiences that are enhanced through sustainable design. Alternative energy sources, rainwater collection, and edible organic gardens will support these daily functions and educate the local community about sustainable living in the process. Passive design techniques will bring in natural light and breezes to improve indoor environmental quality. Technology such as low flow faucets, composting toilets, and solar water heating will be used to further minimize energy and water use.
Flow Diagram
LEED Points to Address
Building Site, Broad View
Building Site
Perspective Pillow Bar
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* Alternative Transportation * Site Development * Stormwater Design * Heat Island Effect * Light Pollution Reduction * Water Use Reduction * Renewable Energy * Enhanced Comissioning * Green Power * Building Reuse * Materials Reuse * Rapidly Renewable materials * Recycled Content * Incresed Ventillation * Low-emitting Materials * Controlability of Systems * Thermal Comfort * Daylight and Views
Indoor/Outdoor Experience
Perspective Den
MUNE Hostel + Community
MUNE retreat + community
Outdoor Kitchen & Dining
Nana Wall
HOSPITALITY
Dining Room
Kitchen
2 Fire Patio
Sustainable education will also take the form of physical and mental awareness of the self. Yoga and meditation classes will help the community to realize holistic health and the connection of the body to the spirit. This connection is important in regaining a relationship with the natural environment, and improving health.
Toilet Pillow Bar
Mind Body Studio
Branch Divider
Storage Toilet
Mech/Elec
House Keeping
Wooden Support Beam
The library offers environments to support different learning styles and sources to help guests and staff build upon the knowledge that they are gathering about themselves in the MindBody Studio. The design of the library, including daylighting, views, indoor plant life, and materials specified to support healthy indoor air quality, all help to make learning subconciously more enjoyable and successful.
Covered Breezeway
6 Bunk Room
Single Room
Nana Wall
Double Room Crows Nest Lounge Shower Toilet
Book Lounge
Philip Jeffries Seagrass Wallcovering Class A ASTM E-84
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Book Shelves
Non-brominated Flame Retardant
Double Room
Double-Sided Fireplace Sculptural Bench
Branch Divider
Maharam Hinge Upholstery
Shower
Den
Stools
Rapidly Renewable and Biodegradable
Toilet
Tree
Double Room 2 Bunk Room
Double Room
Double Room 6 Bunk Room
Toilet Computer Nook
Perspective of Library Lounge
St. Welcome Reception
Floor Plan Building 1
57% Post-Consumer Recycled polyester Heavy Metal-Free Dyes APC Cork Flooring, Sky Acrylic Matte Finish (no offgassing) Non-VOC adhesive Spec Cork is rapidly renewable Contributes to thermal and sound insulation Interface FLOR Carpet Tile, Monsoon
RCP Symbol Legend Ceiling Fan
Greypants Drop 26 Light
Sprinkler Head
Soffit
HVAC Return Air Vent HVAC Supply Air Vent
Skylight
Can Light 8� Dia.
Recycled Acoustical Ceiling Tile
Greypants Moon 18 Light
Hanging Foliage on Grid
47% Post-industrial material 2% Post-consumer material 49% Recycled content Green Label certified Grey Pants Drop_26 Scraplight Non-toxic fire retardant designed to recycle 100% recycled cardboard Low Impact business practice
Reflected Ceiling Plan Building 1
MUNE retreat + community
MUNE Hostel + Community
Building One
Perspective of Library and Computer Nook
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HOSPITALITY
Reclaimed timber recycled material locally obtained 3
Green Wall contribtes to healthy Indoor Air quality: filters pollutants, absorbs carbon dioxide
Outdoor Kitchen & Dining
Daltile Fire Brick Solid Field Tile 54% Pre-Consumer material
Nana Wall
2.8% post-consumer recycled content
Dining Room
Kitchen
2 Fire Patio
Toilet Pillow Bar
Mind Body Studio
Branch Divider
Storage Toilet
Mech/Elec
House Keeping
Wooden Support Beam
Perspective of Kitchen
Covered Breezeway
Section Kitchen and Dining Room
Floor Plan Building 2
RCP Symbol Legend Ceiling Fan
6 Bunk Room
Greypants Drop 26 Light
Sprinkler Head HVAC Return Air Vent HVAC Supply Air Vent
Soffit
Nana Wall
Double Room
Skylight
Can Light 8� Dia.
Recycled Acoustical Ceiling Tile
Greypants Moon 18 Light
Hanging Foliage on Grid Book Lounge
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Single Room
Book Shelves
Crows Nest Lounge Shower Toilet
Toilet Shower
Den Double-Sided Fireplace
Stools
Sculptural Bench
Branch Divider
Tree
Double Room
Double Room
Double Room
2 Bunk Room
6 Bunk Room
Toilet Computer Nook
St. Welcome Reception
Section Kitchen and Outdoor Kitchen
Perspective of Dining Room
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Mune retreat is built to support a holistically sustainable life style. Interior design will functionally support the projects core values of education, action, and community. The boundary between indoor and outdoor spaces will be challenged throughout the design with the use of design principles and elements, to achieve a strong energetic connection and appreciation for nature.
Building Two
Double Room
Reflected Ceiling Plan Building 2
MUNE Hostel + Community
MUNE retreat + community
CORPORATE The Concept is Connectivity as Seen in Circuitry.
Individual electric circuits are wired together to collectively perform a task. A continuous current runs throughout the system, creating a powerful network, much like the Evernote office.Evernote's playful and innovative personality will be prominent throughout the open floor plan to enhance creativity and the exchange of ideas. Space, light, views, color, and a variety of working spaces will be a driving force in our design, as these elements have the power to inspire new ideas and enhance the life of the work environment. Evernote’s playful and innovative personality will be prominent throughout the open floor plan to enhance creativ-
Rendered Perspective of the Lobby Concept Imagery
Design Sketch of the Reception
Rendered Floor Plan: To Scale
Evernote Office 2012
Team Project
Planning and Concept
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Section Elevation of Work Areas: To scale
Marketing
CORPORATE
Product Design
Design Staff
Visual Design
LEED IEQ Floor Plan To Scale: Daylight Distribution Every person in the office has the benefit of a view and natural light. We achieved this thruogh careful space planning and attention to partition placement in the floor plan.
Meeting Space Lounge Upholstery Maharam / Roman Stripe Orange on dark grey 3% post-consumer recycled cellulose, 22% latex, 5% cellulose LEED credit 4.1 & 4.2 recycled content
Meeting Space Lounge Furniture Maharam / 005 Tributary 8% rayon, 34% post-industrial recycled polyester, 28% post-consumer recycled polyester LEED MR credit 4.1 & 4.2 Recycled
Rendered Perspective of Inspiration Lounge
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Culture and Health
Evernote Office 2012
Team Project
HOSPITALITY The Concept is the Ringling Brothers Circus.
Hostel guests typically expect an economical stay packed tight with culture, to make the most of the short time they experience in one place. The Circus carries a strong heritage of Sarasota in the twenties, which will submerge guests in the fun of a circus lifestyle. Resident and work-exchange employees will welcome guests into a comfortable home environment where ladies, and gentlemen, and children of all ages can engage in the history of Sarasota, just as it was when the circus first began. The different functioning spaces of the Hostel will draw an aura from the many facets of circus life; from the Ticket Booth Reception, to the Performers’ Quarters Guest Rooms, all the way to the Center Ring Bar. Contrast of color and form reflects the diversity of circus atmosphere
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Branding Design Process
3RING HOSTEL 3RING HOSTEL Rendered Floor Plan-First Floor: To Scale
3-D Stacking Diagram
Rendered RCP-First Floor: To Scale
Cirqua 20 Hostel
Planning and Concept
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HOSPITALITY
Brown bear Satin Debris Stone flooring
Poppy Carpet Tile Interface FLOR
Design Sketch of Bar and Restaurant
Daddy Long Legs Chandelier Tub Seat Downtown 20 The Beak Energy Efficient Lighting
Rendered Floor Plan- 6 Bed Guest Room Layout: To Scale
Custom Casework: Bunk Beds
Custom Casework: Armoire
Design Sketch of Bar and Restaurant
Perspective of In House Bar and Restaurant Perspective of 6 Bed Guest Room Rendered RCP- 6 Bed Guest Room Layout: To Scale
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Guest Room and Bar
Cirqua 20 Hostel
HOSPITALITY
Cirqua 20 Hostel
Second Floor Plans
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HOSPITALITY
Wall Types and Finish Plans 14
Cirqua 20 Hostel
MIXED USE
The Concept is the Generational Evolution of the Pueblo Dwelling. This people began their lives in caves at the base of the surrounding cliffs and then moved above land to adobe multistory complexes made out of baked clay bricks, which still stand after dozens of generations. The Wellness Center is inspired by the structure of their traditional homes over the centuries in combination with today’s technology, building materials, and variety of skills. They have kept a harmonious relationship with the earth strong using variety and repetition of shape to fit the natural landscape, yet maintaining unity. They derive relative size, texture, and color to compliment the Rio Grande and contrast to draw attention to architectural openings. This relationship that they have fostered throughout history will connect the community with past and future generations
Design Sketches of Reception, Garden, and Lobby
Hand Rendered Perspective of Lobby
Hand Rendered Floor Plan: To Scale
Tribal Wellness Center
Design and Planning
Hand Rendered Elevation of ADA Reception Desk:
MIXED USE
Rendered RCP of Seminar: To Scale
Hand rendered Perspective of Employee Break Room Materials Selections
RCP Legend
Products which encourage sustainable living, building, and awareness are important to the health of the mind, body, and soul. Water Filter: reduce waste Cork Flooring: Improve IEQ Auto Faucet: Conserve water
Rendered Floor Plan of Indoor Garden: To Scale
Rendered Section Elevation: To Scale
Seminar
Rendered Floor Plan of Seminar: To Scale
Educational Director’s
Alternative Layout of Seminar: To Scale
Reception and Waiting Li-
Garden and Multi-Functionality
Conference Room
Tribal Wellness Center
EDUCATION Fresh Minds
When students enter a studio at the start of a semester, they feel rejuvenated from a long vacation, returning with a sharp, rested attitude. However as the semester progresses, strong and stressful emotions can make long hours in the studio a turbulent environment. The concept of a student’s fresh mind will drive the design of this ideal learning space, to inspire and nurture students throughout their journey. A fresh, happy mind is exhilarated by a balance of work, play and variety. The principles of balance and variety in the design will sustain an atmosphere of artistic growth and perseverance when supported by the elements of color and shape. Materials selected to: -Improve interior air quality -Perform with durability -Support technological needs -Reduce glare and eye strain -Use color theory to learn
Floor Plan: Split Function Layout
Perspective of Break Lounge
Perspective of Open Learning Space
Interior Perspective View
Innovative Learning
Perspective of Patio
A Successful Learning Space -Flexible lighting, natural light -A view -Space for hand drawing and digital work -Clean air quality -Flexible/variety of work spaces -Storage for students/personal space -A separate place for breaks (outdoor/indoor) -An inspiring design environment -Clean labs and durable simple appearance -Adaptable/ergonomic furniture -Professional presentation space -Security
Flexibility and Interior Health
Floor Plan: Collaborative Layout
An Unsuccessful Learning Space -No water cooler -Not enough natural light -No work space flexibility/ not enough -Temperature inconsistencies -Uncomfortable furniture -Bad acoustics -Lack of color stimulation/design -Not an inspiring place -Air quality could improve -Needs organization -Needs student personalized storage -Needs lounge/break area
Floor Plan: Lecture Layout
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RESIDENTIAL
Perspective Of Entrance and Eat-In Kitchen
Alleviate financial burden, and improve health with Earthbag Construction These single family homes were designed to relieve an existing neighborhood of their toxic homes. This project is meant to provide healthly, financially viable, off-the-grid housing for families who want to live in a strong community environment.
One Bedroom Floor Plan
Plans were made to support 1-4 people, within areas of 500-2500 square feet.
Closet Section Elevation
Perspective Of Living Room and Bar Laundry
Bedroom
Living Room
Project Objectives - Incorporate a flat roof for usable space - Design green roof or veranda - Balance natural and modern motifs - Design multi-use functionality - Impliment passive design - Consider construction changes for Earthbag, grey water systems, verticle gardening, natural lighting, exterior details
Dining table
Space Planning Sketches
Orthographic Floor Plan: Three Bedroom
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Orthographic: Kitchen, Bar, Living Room
Design Development
Sustainable Home
LIGHTING DESIGN
PHASE This project was developed as a solution to the inadequate lighting found near the ticketing counter in an aiport. Phase is designed to reduce strain on employees eyes, provide light for passengers on the other side of the counter, and to add some ambient light to the surrounding space. The fixture is designed to improve the experience of both the passenger and employee at the airport, while minimizing environmental impacts.
PHASE COMMUNICATION beams ambient light around
the counter space to clarify facial communication between traveler and employee. Light radiates to the counter top from an angled source, improving employee efficiency by eliminating glare and clarifying vision.
PHASE SUSTAINABILITY economically and ecologically
sustainable by using OLED light panels to conserve energy. Individually replacable parts provide for quick maintenance and partial replacements when needed.
PHASE SIGHT illuminates the space without visual disruption. Designed with an open center, visual communication and awareness are unobstructed. Security is therefore enhanced with a clear view of the ticketing space from the counter.
Airport Task Light
Process and Concept
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LIGHTING DESIGN
Aluminum Task Lighting Arc
Aluminum Neck Screw Connection
Aluminum Body
OLED White Lighting Panel OLED Green Lighting Panel
Sleeve Mount into Base
Screws Secure Body to Base
Green OLED signals ticket counter is available for next passenger Automatic 10 second shut-off
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Transformer Screws Secure Base to Substrate Assembly Diagram to Scale
Function and Human Factors
Airport Task Light
RETAIL The Concept for the Sephora Pop-Up Store is the Sapphic Stanza. The name Sephora is derived from the Greek god Sappho and the biblical figure Zipporah. Sappho was known best for her lyrical romantic poetry, even developing a signature rhythm called the Sapphic stanza. A mix of long, short and free syllables, the meter creates a steady rhythm with a stroke of unpredictability.The design will achieve contrast through the elements of color and texture while balance and repetition of shape will provide the steady beat. The movement of the poetic meter will be animated with a pressure sensitive lighting design to transform the customer into Sappho's free syllable. The Sephora pop-up Store can be moved from venue to venue with a simple set-up and deconstruction for Sephora's promotional events and exposure.
Orthoraphic of Disassembly Design Sketches
Orthoraphic of Stacking Ability
Overhead Structure and Lighting System
Perspective in Interior Setting
All Elements Fit into Truck Transportation
Sephora Pop-Up Store
Concept and Transport
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Testing Applicators
Sample Test Products
RETAIL
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Merchandise Storage Drawers Purchasable Items Hidden Drawer System
Cashout Storage Lockable Cabinetry
Corresponding to Items
Cashout Countertop
Above
Inlaid System Touch Glass
Countertop Slope Privacy and Security General Storage Lockable Cabinetry Arbofrom Bioplastic
Display Units: Eye Shadows and Powders Construction of Display Units Interchangable Ad Bar
Testers
Pressure Sense Activation
Separated from Sale Merchandise
Privalite Glass Technology
Exposed for Easy Accessibility
Sale Merchandise Flip-Door System
Merchandise Storage Drawers
Decorative Feature
Tester Mirror
Sephora Stripes Branding
Adjustable Promotional Display Box
Construction of Overhead System
Arbofrom Bioplastic
Integral Feature Lighting
Display Units: Perfume and Lotions
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Product Display and Features
Sephora Pop-Up Store