Ashley King | Interior Design Portfolio by Ashley King

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Interior Design Portfolio

ASH EY K NG

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by CIDA GPA 3.9 | 4.0 Mississippi State University, Starkville MS | May 2021 Graduaion | August 2021

EXPERIENCE MSU Foundaion, Bulldog Calling Center Student Worker Mississippi State, MS | 2019 - Present Fundraising for nonproit organizaions Engaging in acive listening with callers Uilizing sotware, databases, scripts, and tools Responding eiciently and accurately to callers

HONORS CONTACT 601 | 604 | 4357 ashleyrking.designs@gmail.com 9090 Hillview Dr Meridian, MS 39309

President’s List 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 Project selected for presentaion to the Dean of CAAD & CAAD faculty Project selected for submital to IDEC 2021 Compeiion Project selected for submital to IIDA 2021 Student Design Compeiion

COMPUTER SKiLLS .

DESIGN SKILLS Revit Enscape AutoCAD Sketchup Illustrator InDesign

Hand Rendering Space Planning Sketching Problem Solving Organizaion Reliability Presentaions

RELATED COURSES

Photoshop WebEx Microsot Oice BIM 360 Design

Drawing 1|2 Design 1|2 Hand Drating History of Interiors Professional Pracice Survey of Photography Principles of LEED Texiles for Interiors Materials

2D CAD 3D CAD Digital Design ID Graphics Detail & Construcion Color & Lighing Furniture Design

TABLE OF

Contents

01 02 INSTITUTIONAL

HOSPiTALiTY

03 04 05 EDUCATION

MEDICAL

CREATIVE

Coalesce Vteran Communty INSTITUTIONAL

Concept Coalesce means to come together or to unite so as to form one mass, community. Chihuly garden and glass located in the city of Seatle inspired the space. The process of blowing glass is tedious and the glass undergoes an enormous amount of stress. At the end of the process, glass is taken to an annealing oven to cool down slowly to avoid breaking due to rapid environment changes. This idea of a transiion space that removes the internal stresses and strengthens the glass, embodies the sole purpose of Coalesce Veteran Community.

The Project ABOUT Coalesce community with a community. site to aid veterans creaing a socially

provides apartment living for veterans that seek support from a connecion Counseling and re-integraion to civilian life programs are provided on in the post service transiion. Coalesce meets needs of veterans through sustainable community that promotes mental and physical wellness.

SEATTLE, WA DEMOGRAPHiCS 12 Military Bases

535,292 Veterans

5% Veteran Populaion

65-74 Largest Veteran age group

3.2% Unemployment Rate

RESPONSiBiLiTiES In the midst of the pandemic, designing with intenion for the greatest possible outcome for life keeping at the forefront; health, safety, and welfare of all people, support for community development or “social infrastructure”, sense of belonging and posiive idenity from the neighborhood. Understanding and Responding efecively to needs of the veteran community Individual Project | Fall 2020 So�ware: Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Enscape, InDesign

Space Planning LEGEND

RESIDENTIAL

FACULTY

NIC

PUBLIC

MEZZANINE

LEVEL 1

MASLOW’S HiERARCHY OF NEEDS

SELF ACTUALIZATION SELF ESTEEM LOVE AND BELONGING SAFETY NEEDS

PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS

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Entry Accessible Restroom Mail Room Building Manager Manager of Veterans Services Head of Counseling Services Administraive Assistant Copy and Filing Area Waiing for Counseling Janitors Closet Family Restroom Gender Neutral Restroom Interior Pedestrian Zone Library Research Room Community Dining Area Lounge Space Storage Flex Space Lactaion Room Fitness Room Mulipurpose Space Game Room Private Study Mezzanine Lounge

MEZZANINE

Ramp meets ADA requirements

Rehabilitaion room promotes wellbeing

Computer rooms provide job search and virtual interview support

Mulipurpose room used for group gatherings and workshops furnished with adaptable furniture opens to exterior courtyard

Pariion walls provide privacy Gameroom provides space for residents to interact

RENDERED FLOORPLAN LEVEL 1

FLEX SPACE Space serves as an area for group counseling, guest speakers, and community gatherings located in close proximity to the entry and dining area for convenience. During imes of social distancing, fold-able wall pariions allow the space to open up into the corridor. The space is furnished with stackable chairs. A storage room is adjacent to the space in which physical distancing screens and addiional seaing are accessible.

COMMON CORRiDOR Residenial unit facade designed to promote interacion among residents. Doors of units are recessed to provide privacy. Modular carpet is cut to relect the dropped ceiling curves. Lounge spaces along corridor give the space a residenial feel. Photo wall and changeable back lit door signs aids in way-ﬁnding and gives residents a feeling of ownership.

Chronicle Botique Hotel HOSPiTALiTY

Concept Chronicle tells an alluring story of recalling memories and treasures from the Gilded Age implemented through decoraive molding, tradiional architecture and modern furniture. Character of each space is described through several heirlooms including handwriten leters, an anique pocket watch, books, vintage games, and heirloom dresses. Tradiional and modern elements are combined to highlight beauty from the past and present.

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The Project ABOUT Chronicle is a quaint bouique hotel located in the heart of Old City District which is full of history and art. Chronicle includes a restaurant, bar, spa, itness room, rootop bar, along with guest rooms and apartments. Feelings of warmth and eighteenth century charm set an inviing tone for all demographics. Both locals and visitors are atracted by opportunity of historic landmark exploring of the day and exciing nightlife environments overlooking cobblestone streets of Philidelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA DEMOGRAPHiCS 1ST

2ND

World Heritage City in US

Best City to Visit in US according to US News and World Report

3RD Most Populous Downtown in Country

60 PERCENT US populaion within two hour light

45 MiLLiON Yearly Visitors

RESPONSiBiLiTiES Research Story Board Branding Concept Development

Finish Selecion Lobby Bar design Rootop Space Planning Rootop Model Construcion

Team Project | 4 Designers | Fall 2020 So�ware Revit, BIM 360 Design, Photoshop, Enscape, InDesign

Enscape Walkthrough Floorplan Renderings Custom Corridor Carpet Design

Level One

CONCEPT The lobby’s ambiance is inspired by the elegance of handwriten leters. The classic architecture and modern furniture creates a imeless space. Guests are encouraged to sign a guest book and write a few words describing their experience.

LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Lobby Bar Restaurant Recepion Concierge Lounge Spa Fitness Room Spa Recepion

RESTAURANT AND BAR Through the lobby, a discrete speakeasy style entrance opens to Stacks bar. The space is designed in respect to Eighteenth-century libraries originally known as stacks. Heavy casework lined with collectable books relects architectural elements of Gilded Age bars and studies. The restaurant is inspired by the irst freemasonry pocket watch created by William Wallace Dudley. The Dudley’s sophisicated atmosphere is designed through the use of muted inishes, durable leather booth upholstery, and gold detail on mirror frames and ixtures. The wooden molding and golden chair back details implemented mirror an intricate pocket watch.

Guest Levels DESiGN INTENT Repeated mill work creates a seamless transiion for visitors from the lobby to the upper levels. Historic imagery of Philadelphia is displayed in vintage gold frames along loaing shelves while modern furnishings add character to the space. A custom loral wall covering breaks up the room.

25% DOUBLE 38% QUEEN 19% KiNG 13% JUNiOR SUiTE 5% STANDARD SUiTE

LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5

Double Queen King Junior Suite Standard Suite

STANDARD SUiTE AXONOMETRIC

Apartment Level DESiGN INTENT Three unique apartment layouts capture the essence of The Chronicle through elegant inishes and detailed molding inspired by the Gilded Age while neutral inishes and ixtures allow tenants ﬂexibility to personalize the space with desired furnishings.

CUSTOM CORRiDOR CARPET Integrated in the Guest and Apartment Level corridor is custom broadloom carpet. This applicaion meets acousic, safety, and cleanability needs while also promoing wayﬁnding as the patern breaks at door entrances.

LEGEND 1 2 3

Studio Apartment One Bedroom One Bath Two Bedroom Two Bath

Rooftop Bar & Grill CONCEPT Deck 52 overlooks the charming Old City District. The upscale atmosphere is designed in respect to anique playing cards. A contrasing color scheme mimics playing cards while arches relect bridge forms created when shuﬄing a deck. Ornate sleeve casings inluenced the use of luxurious metals, stones and rich tones.

15% BAR 33% TABLE SEATiNG 14% MOVABLE LOUNGE 12% FiXED LOUNGE 27% PRiVATE LOUNGE

LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Kitchen Bar Covered Dining Movable Lounge Open Dining Life-size Chess Board Fixed Lounge Reservable Lounge Instagrammable Moment

Covered dining area furnished with variety of seaing and tables joined or separated depending on party size

Instagrammable moment gives guests opportunity to share experience through social media

Fire pits in lounge areas and covered areas have the ability to be closed of to accommodate Phillidephia’s weather condiions

Life size chess board sure to leave guests with an experience unlike anywhere else

ROOFTOP AXONOMETRIC

Colege of Archtecture Art & Design EDUCATiON

Concept At the core of both buildings are structural elements supporing exising condiions. Similar to the interior structure of a building, CAAD’s core values keep the college united. The industrial elements of the CAAD Buildings were inspired by the idea of what purpose structural building elements serve. The newly designed space relects the idea of structure and strength in community. Structural beams are exposed throughout the space. The use of lines is repeated throughout the space to represent the grid-like network and collaboraion between departments.

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The Project

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ABOUT The College of Architecture Art and Design at MSU is looking to expand two exising buildings on campus to accommodate the needs of the college. Designers were tasked with space planning for both buildings and developing one area three dimensionally to represent the college community. Through a series of interviews, emails, and other correspondence, all programming informaion was gathered to develop a design soluion. Research of current educaion trends, corporate oice spaces, and other insituions served as a foundaion for project development. Project complies with IBC 2018 and ADA codes.

DEAN

CAAD DEMOGRAPHICS

BCS 87 Faculty Members

15:1 Student Faculty Raio

20,000 SF added to department

24/7 Students have access to Studio workspace

RESPONSiBiLiTiES Research & Programming Concept Development Howell Hall Space Analysis

Finish Selecion Hunter Henry Space planning Hunter Henry Model Construcion

Team Project | 2 Designers | Fall 2020 So�ware Revit, Photoshop, Enscape, InDesign

Rendering of Cafe/Lounge

COLLAB

ART

HOWELL HALL

43,000SF

HUNTER HENRY

47,000SF

SITE CIRCULATION By removing walls that once separated majors, MSU is helping students build collaboraive skills that are highly valued in the professional world while muliplying their opportuniies for career success. Instead of being spread out across campus, relocaion of the college in the Hunter Henry Center and Howell Hall keeps students and staf within a quarter mile reach.

- Goals - Technology - Think outside ..The box

- Cubical free ..Dynamic - Prepared for ..industry

- Guest speakers - Internship - Travel - Networking

COLLABORATE INNOVATiVE

OPPORTUNiTY

LEARN. MAKE. ACHiEVE. LEARNiNG

SUPPORT AMENiTiES

- Teamwork - Building ..Relaionships - Community

- Plot labs - Lighing labs - Wood shops - Material library

- Tutoring - Access to ..Study areas

Client Interviews

CRITZ

GEORGE

ANGI

BETH

Art Professor & Head

BCS Professor & Head

ID Professor & Head

Dean and Professor

GENERAL INFO • 29 faculty and staf • Have about 20 classrooms • 17- teachers staying over the next 10 years • Department has 225 majors • Serves 1250 students • 90 classes per semester • Currently occupy 4 buildings with art spaces • 1-2% growth per year

GENERAL INFO • 11 faculty and staf • They currently have 4 studios and 2 classrooms. • Max growth

GENERAL INFO • 10 staf • 171 students in the program • 70 freshman • 35 sophomore • 35 juniors • 35 seniors • Currently Occupying space in Etheredge Hall on opposite side of campus from the rest of the college

GENERAL INFO • 7 faculty and staf • Dean private oice • Space for recepionist • Does not have to be collaboraive

KEY NEEDS • Space which promotes community and creaivity. • More storage space • Adaptable furnishings • Cleanable inishes

KEY NEEDS • 6 studios and 4 classrooms • More storage for students and lumber • Shop needs access to outdoor space

KEY NEEDS • Closer to all of the college • Have leadership team and staf together

KEY NEEDS • 4 studios or 2 large studios • Work cafe for students and staf • Natural daylighing • Criique space

Howell Hall KEY PLAN

COLOR CODED LEGEND BCS SUPPORT SPACE BSC STAFF OFFiCE BCS STUDiO ART SUPPORT SPACE ART STAFF OFFiCE ART STUDiO ID SUPPORT SPACE ID STAFF OFFiCE

SCHEMATiC DESiGN Variety of seaing and dropped acousic panels create an inviing touch down space for students to relax or work between classes

ID STUDiO DEAN SUPPORT SPACE DEAN STAFF OFFiCE COLLABORATiVE

Large and Small Conference Rooms adjacent to stairs for faculty accessibility Building Construcion Science faculty oices located on Level 2 conveniently near wood shop and studios

Elevator installed for ADA accessibility

Wood Shop

BCS & ID WiNG

CAAD student lounge serves as addiional collaboraive space

Ceramic Studio

Operable pariions divide studios

Howell Hall KEY PLAN

COLOR CODED LEGEND BCS SUPPORT SPACE BSC STAFF OFFiCE BCS STUDiO ART SUPPORT SPACE ART STAFF OFFiCE ART STUDiO ID SUPPORT SPACE ID STAFF OFFiCE

SCHEMATiC DESiGN Approximately 17,000 square feet is added to Howell to provide more studio & gallery space for the college of Art

ID STUDiO DEAN SUPPORT SPACE DEAN STAFF OFFiCE COLLABORATiVE

Display cases line corridors as addiional Gallery space Mirrored Hunter Henry entry design repeiion between buildings

ART WiNG

Art Studio walls detached from vaulted ceiling to allow natural light in through skylights

Opional addiion provides students with access to supplies on site Inspiraion derived from the “PODS” located around campus

Hunter Henry Center KEY PLAN

Building staf and student relaionships

SOCIAL

WORK CAFE BENEFiTS

STRESS RELiEF

No rushing of site for food or cofee

Ge�ng away from desks to eat

HEALTH

COLOR CODED LEGEND BCS SUPPORT SPACE BSC STAFF OFFiCE BCS STUDiO

PRODUCTIVITY

Less stress Increased eiciency

ART SUPPORT SPACE ART STAFF OFFiCE ART STUDiO ID SUPPORT SPACE

FiNiSH SELECTiON

ID STAFF OFFiCE ID STUDiO DEAN SUPPORT SPACE DEAN STAFF OFFiCE COLLABORATiVE

Interior Design studios may be divided by operable pariions Have access to second level fourth year studio and basement

Central work cafe promotes collaboraion amongst units within the college

Student ID access opimal for late nights in studio

ENTRY

Deans area centrally located to promote staf involvement

Hunter Henry Center KEY PLAN

COLOR CODED LEGEND BCS SUPPORT SPACE BSC STAFF OFFiCE BCS STUDiO ART SUPPORT SPACE ART STAFF OFFiCE ART STUDiO ID SUPPORT SPACE ID STAFF OFFiCE

SCHEMATiC DESiGN ID STUDiO Large conference rooms are found throughout Hunter Henry Center to accommodate staﬀ for meeings and presentaions.

DEAN SUPPORT SPACE DEAN STAFF OFFiCE COLLABORATiVE

Grad or student-worker space located conveniently between faculty

Space for meeings with potenial students and team project discussions

EAST WiNG

Custom wall benches located along ramp as addiional seaing outside faculty oices

Gallery near serves as one of three display opions uilized throughout the design Art Director private oice with storage closet and restroom

WEST WiNG

Hunter Henry Center KEY PLAN

COLOR CODED LEGEND BCS SUPPORT SPACE BSC STAFF OFFiCE BCS STUDiO ART SUPPORT SPACE ART STAFF OFFiCE ART STUDiO ID SUPPORT SPACE

SCHEMATiC DESiGN The rotunda is a high traic area where students and staf cross paths throughout the day. The work cafe was placed in this central locaion to encourage community and interacion between all CAAD departments.

ID STAFF OFFiCE ID STUDiO DEAN SUPPORT SPACE DEAN STAFF OFFiCE COLLABORATiVE

2,000 square foot expansion of fourth year work area overlooking studios promotes collaboraion

Students have ID access to basement without passing through main entry

BASEMENT

ROTUNDA LEVEL 2

Fourth year studio serves as collaboraive environment for BCS, Art, and Interior Design students in efort to prepare for workforce

The face of CAAD An industrial work cafe is located in the atrium of Hunter Henry. The centralized space gives the college a sense of community between department staf and students. A variety of lounge seaing and tables on the irst level coninues to the second level which serves as a collaboraive work space for fourth year CAAD students.

AVA Primary Care Clinic MEDICAL

Concept Ava is derived from the Hebrew origin name Eve. The primary care clinic captures “the mother of all living” ambiance through appreciaion of beneits humans receive through coexising and uilizing resources of the natural earth. Ava appreciates the history of natural medicine and inds inspiraion in herbal Apothecaries. Sot organic inishes and an earth toned color palete allows the clinic to embody a spa-like feel to create a sense of “home-fullness”. The design eiciently integrates new technology to allow a seamless paient experience, while the loorplan highlights perimeter circulaion with an emphasis on natural daylight.

The Project ABOUT IIDA tasked designers with space planning and design of a primary care clinic located on the fourteenth loor of an exising Hospital building. Soluions include a parial and full renovaion in which at least half of the products are OFS and Carolina. A more eﬃcient and seamless paient experience is created through architecture and though�ul design. Hints of hospitality and spa like design are instrumental in creaing a sense of “homefullness” and well-being in the clinic. The essenial factors of Paient Choice, Posiive Distracions, and a Connecion to Nature are used to create a holisic and harmonious environment for both paients and employees.

CHICAGO, IL DEMOGRAPHiCS

77 Community Areas

1,436 Primary Care Clinics

8,800+ Acres of green space and 600 parks

33 Average Age of Populaion Falls in Millennial Generaion

RESPONSiBiLiTiES Research Branding Concept Development Full Renovaion Space Planning

Waiing Area Model Check-In Model Ceiling Concept & Plans Though�ul Finish Selecion

Team Project | 4 Designers | Spring 2020 So�ware Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Enscape, InDesign

Exam Furniture Selecion Waiing Furniture Selecion Full Waiing & Check- in Renderings

Full Renovtion LIGHTING LEGEND 2’ x 2’ ACT Panels 8’ A.F.F.

David Trubridge lanterns

CEILING CONCEPT

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

2’ x 2’ Trofer

6” Recessed Can

2’ x 4’ Armstrong VIDASHEILD UV24 Air Puriﬁer

1 1/2” Custom Acousic Ceiling Panels 9’ A.F.F.

FURNiTURE

LEGEND

MiLEMARKER Modular Casework

HARPiN Chair

DENRO Side Table

MODERN AMENiTY Bariatric & Guest Chair

ROO Planters & Table

STRAY Physician Stool & Mobile Work Table

KNACK Recliner

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

ENEA Stool

Check-in Waiing Area Check Out Consultaion Room Exam Room Managers Oice Staf Lounge Praciioners Workroom Administraive Workroom Storage Public Restroom Staf Restroom Weighing Staion

MiLEMARKER Lockers

Over 50 %

1 11

8 5

3 5

RENDERED FLOORPLAN

PRACTiTiONERS WORKROOM Perimeter Circulaion allows natural daylight to lood into the corridor and through exam room clerestory windows. Centralizaion of praciioners promotes a seamless paient experience while wall panels address acousic concerns.

CHECK-iN Innovaive technology ofers contact free check-in soluions through implementaion of kiosks in place of typical recepion desk locaion. AVA’s entry sets the tone for the paient experience through light and airy textures while ceiling acousic panels draw paients into the tranquil waiing area.

CHECK-OUT ELEVATiON

CORRiDOR

STAFF LOUNGE A sense of “homefullness” is established through implementaion of biophilic design. Materials resembling natural forms, natural daylight and air purifying plants create a calming retreat for staf.

Partial Renovtion LIGHTING LEGEND 2’ x 2’ ACT Panels 8’ A.F.F.

David Trubridge lanterns

CEILING CONCEPT

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

2’ x 2’ Trofer

6” Recessed Can

2’ x 4’ Armstrong VIDASHEILD UV24 Air Puriﬁer

1 1/2” Custom Acousic Ceiling Panels 9’ A.F.F.

FiNiSHES SW 7046 Anonymous

LEGEND SW 6064 Reicence

SW 6088 Nuthatch

SW 6066 Sand Trap

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

SW 9105 Almond Roca

Check-in Waiing Area Check Out Consultaion Room Exam Room Managers Oice Staf Lounge Praciioners Workroom Praciioner Support Space Administraive Workroom Public Restroom Staf Restroom Storage

CONSIDERATIONS • Sanitaion and lammability • Combinaion of VCT and rubber looring • Durability and cleanabilty concerns met by nylon and olein soluion dyed upholstery 1 11

13 12

RENDERED FLOORPLAN

CHECK-iN Wood ceiling elements reinforce connecion to nature & provide visual cues for way inding. Fogged glass pariion mimics glass apothecary bo�les while highlighing clinic branding in a bold Almond Roca paint inish.

EXAM CORRiDOR Clerestory windows let natural daylight into the corridor while sill providing exam rooms privacy. Signage, looring inishes and wall sconces relect Hospitality & Spa-like design.

Bleach cleanable wall covering

Acousic panels

Armless OFS Harpin Chair provides comfort for all sizes

OFS Knack exam chair comfortable ergonomic design

Standardized, Private Exam Rooms meeing LEED Design

Exam Room Axonomtric

OFS Mile Marker Modular casework fabricated of site and installed on site leads to a more eicient construcion schedule and less site contaminaion

Seamless counter/back splash at sinks to reduce the growth of bacteria meeing LEAN Design

OFS Stray physician stool and mobile work table empower caregivers with lexibility and eiciency in their daily delivery of care

Drawing & Hand Renderings CREATIVE

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601 | 604 | 4357 ashleyrking.designs@gmail.com

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