Interior Design Portfolio by Brett LaFleur

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO BRETT LAFLEUR

THE RAMEY HOUSE

LAKEHOUSE RETREAT

RESIDENTIAL EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN

RESIDENTIAL SUSTAINABLE DESIGN LEED

A NEW LEAF

MIXED-USE SUSTAINABLE DESIGN UNIVERSAL DESIGN

TREE PAVILLION SMALL-SCALE DESIGN CONCEPTUALIZATION

BRETT LAFLEUR

EDUCATION

HONORS/AWARDS

LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE, INTERIOR DESIGNER manhattan, kansas, 66506 omaha, nebraska, 68118

blafleur3386@gmail.com

upon request

brett.lafleur lafleur.designs www.linkedin.com/in/brett-lafleur

hello, my name is brett lafleur, and i am from omaha, nebraska. i am a second year in the interior design program at kansas state university. i am avidly passionate about sustainability and biophilic design, and aspire to be a leader in the industry. in the future, i am going to pursue leed ap and well ap accreditations as well as a masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in sustainable design to further expand my knowledge and my immense interest. i am also very interested in travelling, as i anticipate studying in south korea this summer and denmark my senior year.

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY b.s. interior design [4.0] minor in psychology [4.0]

exp: may 2022

FALL 2019 udall scholar nominee ksu semester honors

UCLA-EXTENSION cert. in sustainability [4.0]

exp: may 2022

SPRING 2019 outstanding 1st year student 1st place: atid symposium [lakehouse retreat] ksu semester honors

DIRECTED STUDIES FACULTY LED STUDY TOURS london & york, england seoul & busan, south korea

FALL 2018 ksu semester honors

summer 2019 summer 2020

SEMESTER IN COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

fall 2021

LEAD 212: intro to leadership concepts

fall 2018

ID 630: advanced topics historic preservation, biophilia, & sustainability

spring 2019

summer 2019 ENVIRON X402: principles of sustainability iii: stakeholders and engaging communities

C&EE-X 38.8: leadership in energy and environmental design

fall 2019

ID 310: construction methods and materials

fall 2019

ID 415: computer-aided visual comm.

SKILLS microsoft office revit autocad photoshop indesign sketchup enscape leadership communication ambition critical thinking collaboration dependability

spring 2020

THE RAMEY HOUSE STUDIO III, INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

PROJECT TYPE: RESIDENTIAL 2 SQUARE FT. DESIGNED: 2, 135 ft LOCATION: ATLANTA, GEORGIA DEADLINE: 5 WEEKS THE PROJECT GOAL WAS TO DESIGN A TWOFLOOR APARTMENT FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR WHO'S SON HAS AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER. IT WAS OUR FIRST PROJECT IN WHICH WE CREATED A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN PRIOR TO OUR FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT. FURTHERMORE, THE INTENT OF THE PROJECT WAS TO CREATE A COHESIVE DESIGN THAT DEMONSTRATED OUR KNOWLEDGE OF ANTHROPOMETRIC STANDARDS, EVIDENCEBASED DESIGN, AND BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS.

SKILLS/PROGRAMS USED: - REVIT: FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT - SKETCHUP: FURNITURE DESIGN & VIRTUAL REALITY - ENSCAPE: VIRTUAL REALITY & RENDERINGS - AUTOCAD: DETAILS - PHOTOSHOP - INDESIGN: PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT

HAND SKETCHING TIME MANAGEMENT CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT VIRTUAL REALITY EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN

COGNITIVE

NATURE

MENTAL

PHYSICAL

DESIGN FOR HYPOSENSITIVE CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER

Sensitivity to QUALITY OF LIGHT Sensitivity to AMBIENT NOISE Sensitivity to PUNGENT SMELLS (VOCs) Preference for SOFT TEXTURES

GEOMETRY | HARMONY | CONNECTEDNESS | LIGHT

Minimizing OVERWHELMING VISUAL DISTRACTIONS DISTRACTIONS Awareness of HIGH PAIN TOLERANCE Balancing AVAILABILITY OF PRIVATE SPACES while ENCOURAGING INTERACTION Creating subtle, yet noticeable WAYFINDING MECHANISMS Enhancing senses of CONTROL AND SECURITY

VIEW OF KITCHEN/DINING AREA

1 VIEW OF 1ST FLOOR PLAY SPACE

1ST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N.T.S.

VIEW OF 2ND FLOOR LANDING

2ND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N.T.S.

VIEW OF 2ND FLOOR OFFICE

A A

A SECTION SCALE: N.T.S.

B SECTION SCALE: N.T.S.

LIGHTING DETAIL 3 COVE SCALE: N.T.S.

ELEVATION 1 KITCHEN SCALE: N.T.S.

WALL DETAIL 4 ACOUSTIC SCALE: N.T.S.

ELEVATION 2 STAIR SCALE: N.T.S.

FLOOR TRANSITION DETAIL SCALE: N.T.S.

LAKEHOUSE RETREAT STUDIO II, INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

PROJECT TYPE: RESIDENTIAL, SUSTAINABILITY 2 SQUARE FT. DESIGNED: 635 ft LOCATION: MILFORD LAKE, KANSAS DEADLINE: 7 WEEKS THE PROJECT GOAL WAS TO EXPAND OUR ARCHITECTURAL KNOWLEDGE AND COMMUNICATE OUR IDEAS THROUGH 2D AND 3D REPRESENTATIONS. THE DESIGN WAS A LAKEHOUSE FOR WEEKEND USE BY AN OLDER COUPLE. THIS PROJECT WAS OUR FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH PROGRAMMING AND FOLLOWING THE DESIGN PROCESS TO CREATE A SMALL, UNIQUE SOLUTION THAT WE DESIGNED ENTIRELY OURSELVES.

SKILLS/PROGRAMS USED: - HAND SKETCHING - ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPUTALIZATION - PRICIPLES OF FORM, SPACE, AND ORDER - SUSTAINABLE DESIGN - MODEL BUILDING AFTER SUBMISSION: - REVIT - UPDATED SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

DESIGN COMPONENTS q Accommodating for the Aging Population q Designing a Healthy and Sustainable Environment q Net-Zero Housing q Milam House » Modular Form; Modern Design; Geometry q BIQ House » Biophotoreactor Panels; Sustainable Design q Lake Charlebois House » Connection to Nature; Linear Design; Modern Design q LEED Certified q WELL Building Certified

BIOSWALE WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM USING PLANTS NATIVE TO KANSAS MICROALGAE PANEL FAÃ&#x2021;ADE INCINERATING TOILET

LOW-FLOW FIXTURES

PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS ON ROOF

ASHCRETE FLOORING/FOUNDATION

GRASSCRETE PAVERS RECYCLED MATERIAL PALETTE

GREATEST PASSIVE HEATING POTENTIAL ON SOUTH SIDE

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN ENERGY PRODUCTION

ENERGY CONSUMPTION Miscelaneous Use, 470 kWh, 7%

SOLAR

BIOMASS-HEAT, 1,075 kWh

BIOMASS Surplus, 1,000 kWh, 15%

BIOMASS-HEAT

Heating, 1,400 kWh, 21% Washer/Dryer, 450 kWh, 7%

BIOMASS

SOLAR

785 kWh

4,665 kWh Appliances, 885 kWh, 14%

BIOSWALE WATER FILTRATION

NATIVE PLANTS Blue Oat Grass

Potable Water

Cooling, 1,440 kWh, 22%

PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING

Cypress Spurge Indoor Roller Blinds Reduces Heating from Summer Sunlight

Greywater

Virginia Creeper Natural Filtration

Incinerating Toilet, 880 kWh, 14%

Big Blue Lilyturf

Summer

2’-6” Overhang Winter

Outdoor Pool Concrete Flooring Flooring

IN PROGRESS

A NEW

LEAF

SOLAR DECATHLON, GROUP PROJECT

PROJECT TYPE: MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL, SUSTAINABILITY 2 SQUARE FT. DESIGNED: 132,000 ft LOCATION: KANSAS CITY, MO DEADLINE: 6 MONTHS THE PROJECT GOAL WAS TO DESIGN A FIVE-STORY MIXED-USE BUILDING FOR HOMELESS VETERANS IN KANSAS CITY, TO REINTEGRATE RESIDENTS INTO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. WE ALSO DESIGNED THIS PROJECT WITH OUR GOAL OF OBTAINING LEED GOLD AND WELL GOLD CERTIFICATIONS, SHOULD IT BE BUILT. THE PROJECT TEAM WAS INTERDISCIPLINARY INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, FINANCE, AND INTERIOR DESIGN.

PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS: - DESIGN CONCEPTUALIZATION - FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT [REVIT] - RENDERING [ENSCAPE & PHOTOSHOP]

T15

C8 C8

B7 T15

VIEW OF RESIDENT LIVING SPACE T3

T15 B7

C8 C8

VIEW OF MICROALGAE PANEL FAÃ&#x2021;ADE

T15

2ND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N.T.S.

THE TREE PAVILLION STUDIO I, INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

PROJECT TYPE: TYPE SMALL-SCALE ARCHITECTURE 2 SQUARE FT. DESIGNED: DESIGNED 100 ft LOCATION: MANHATTAN, KANSAS LOCATION DEADLINE: 4 WEEKS DEADLINE THE PROJECT WAS DESIGNED TO SHOWCASE OUR ABILITY TO COMBINE PRICIPLES OF FORM, SPACE, AND ORDER; OUR UNDERSTANDING OF PLACE AND SPATIAL DEFINITION; AND ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE IDEATION THROUGH 2D AND 3D MEDIUMS. THIS PAVILLION WAS TO BE DESIGNED FOR A PLACE OF CONTEMPLATION AND REFLECTION ON THE SOUTHEAST SIDE OF KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY'S CAMPUS.

SKILLS/PROGRAMS USED: - HAND SKETCHING - DIAGRAM DEVELOPMENT - PRICIPLES OF FORM, SPACE, AND ORDER - EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN - MODEL BUILDING AFTER SUBMISSION: - SKETCHUP: MODEL BUILDING - ENSCAPE: RENDERING

SYMMETRY

FRACTAL LIGHTING

SPATIAL READINGS

ROOF GEOMETRY

CIRCULATION

LINEAR DEFINITION

FINAL CONSTRUCTED MODEL

16 VIEW OF ENTRANCE TO PAVILLION

VIEW OF ROOF GEOMETRY AND SHADOWS

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